519 - Berg Lyric Suite?

Two easy ones, and one that may need a little more work

Puzzle 531 in SS or RS

Puzzle 532 in SS or RS

Puzzle 533 in SS or RS

Tommo

Correct - that's one of the easy ones gone!

Tommo

Thankyou.
 
Perhaps you may not know this, but Rachmaninov was not the only pianist/composer to take the C minor Chopin prelude as his muse when composing. 72 years after he had written his piece this happened.

Do not watch it! It may have properties akin to those of the dust of 1908.

We are sure that the Member meant to write "opus no. 3" and did not intend some mythical skipping over Berg's "first and second" quartets and so in the circumstances we find ourselves able to award him four hundred points for a correct answer.

It has been one of the surprises of this Test to find that not many people know this interesting work, which dates from 1910. Do Members find when listening to it that the composer's concentration lapses even more frequently than their own? To put it bluntly, the quartet is not nearly as good as the tremendous pianoforte sonata opus 1 of 1908!

532 - Elgar, Violin Sonata in E Minor?

Here are two more, to keep Mr. Thompson's company. First the start of a strange but in a way good and certainly different forty-minute Czech symphony for continuous soprano with orchestra, puzzle 534: here or here. And next puzzle 535, a sextet by a Frenchman, who seems here to be attempting to out-Paganini Paganini: here or here.