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martle
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« Reply #2910 on: 10:58:34, 06-04-2008 »
 No, Mr Iron. We believe 490 to be Messiaen: Et Exspecto Resurrectionem Mortuorum
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Green. Always green.
Sydney Grew
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« Reply #2911 on: 11:07:49, 06-04-2008 »
Quote from: martle on 10:58:34, 06-04-2008
No, Mr Iron. We believe 490 to be Messiaen: Et Exspecto Resurrectionem Mortuorum

Very good Mr. Martle - commissioned by the French government in 1964 and dedicated to the dead of two world wars, the work was on one occasion performed in Chartres cathedral in the presence of General de Gaulle.
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Tony Watson
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« Reply #2912 on: 20:33:59, 06-04-2008 »
Quote from: Baz on 09:35:02, 06-04-2008
Quote from: Tony Watson on 09:24:10, 06-04-2008
489 - Sonata no 6 in G by JS Bach.

Nice to see this thread being revived. Must put up a couple of puzzles later today.

Unfortunately the description "Sonata no 6 in G by JS Bach" fits at least two pieces that immediately spring to mind. I think the description will need to be a little more exact (perhaps, though not necessarily, even with a BWV no.) for me to be happy to use the word "correct".

Baz

I shall have to pass on this one, I'm afraid. If anyone else would like to jump in and claim it, please feel free.
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« Reply #2913 on: 22:05:41, 06-04-2008 »
OK then: puzzle 489 is the sonata for violin and obbligato harpsichord by JS Bach, BWV 1019.  The third movement when the violinist gets to stand there feeling slightly awkward but enjoying listening (hopefully).

So much for my negative points.
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Baz
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« Reply #2914 on: 22:19:09, 06-04-2008 »
Quote from: strinasacchi on 22:05:41, 06-04-2008
OK then: puzzle 489 is the sonata for violin and obbligato harpsichord by JS Bach, BWV 1019.  The third movement when the violinist gets to stand there feeling slightly awkward but enjoying listening (hopefully).

So much for my negative points.


Absolutely correct Strina. (I must admit that when I play it I actually enjoy feeling the violinist standing there doing - well - not much.Grin Grin)

Baz
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A
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« Reply #2915 on: 09:08:04, 07-04-2008 »

I sit down  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Grin

A
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Sydney Grew
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« Reply #2916 on: 10:14:21, 07-04-2008 »
Here and here is puzzle 491: very much repertoire so what is it?
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Tony Watson
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« Reply #2917 on: 14:01:13, 07-04-2008 »
Three more to sample:

Puzzle 492

Puzzle 493

Puzzle 494

Award yourself a pat on the back if you can identify the performer in puzzle 494.
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Baz
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« Reply #2918 on: 19:03:57, 07-04-2008 »
493 - Bizet, Petite Suite (Op. 22), Movt 3 ('Impromptu')
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Baz
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« Reply #2919 on: 19:13:24, 07-04-2008 »
494 - (and NOT being 'off topic') this is obviously Glenn Gould playing a piece by Bach (though which piece I have not yet determined). So is it a pat on the back. or a hammer on the head?

Baz
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Baz
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« Reply #2920 on: 19:25:21, 07-04-2008 »
...So for 494 let's try Glenn Gould playing Bach's Prelude in D Major BWV 936.

Baz
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Tony Watson
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« Reply #2921 on: 20:09:44, 07-04-2008 »
Quote from: Baz on 19:03:57, 07-04-2008
493 - Bizet, Petite Suite (Op. 22), Movt 3 ('Impromptu')

Yes, sometimes known as Children's Games - The Top.

Quote from: Baz on 19:13:24, 07-04-2008
494 - (and NOT being 'off topic') this is obviously Glenn Gould playing a piece by Bach (though which piece I have not yet determined). So is it a pat on the back. or a hammer on the head?

Baz

A pat on the back. You can probably hear him humming at the beginning.

Quote from: Baz on 19:25:21, 07-04-2008
...So for 494 let's try Glenn Gould playing Bach's Prelude in D Major BWV 936.

Baz

Not that piece, I'm afraid.
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« Reply #2922 on: 22:04:32, 07-04-2008 »
Well (for 494) what about Bach's Prelude in D major BWV925 then?
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Tony Watson
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« Reply #2923 on: 22:30:25, 07-04-2008 »
Quote from: A on 22:04:32, 07-04-2008
Well (for 494) what about Bach's Prelude in D major BWV925 then?

It's not a prelude.  Sad
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Baz
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« Reply #2924 on: 22:57:31, 07-04-2008 »
Quote from: Tony Watson on 22:30:25, 07-04-2008
Quote from: A on 22:04:32, 07-04-2008
Well (for 494) what about Bach's Prelude in D major BWV925 then?

It's not a prelude.  Sad

Well, A, I'll go for Bach's Toccata in D Major BWV912. Is that correct Tony?

Baz  Tongue Tongue Tongue Tongue
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