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autoharp
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« Reply #870 on: 10:16:43, 23-02-2008 »
146 - Louis Andriessen - De Snelheid
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Sydney Grew
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« Reply #871 on: 12:48:02, 23-02-2008 »
To-day we present two more puzzles. The first, HERE or HERE (puzzle 147), should be easy; and the second, HERE or HERE (puzzle 148), will fall we should think into the moderately unfamiliar category.
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oliver sudden
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« Reply #872 on: 13:26:05, 23-02-2008 »
147 is the Schubert F minor Fantasia for piano duet.
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Sydney Grew
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« Reply #873 on: 13:34:59, 23-02-2008 »
Quote from: oliver sudden on 13:26:05, 23-02-2008
147 is the Schubert F minor Fantasia for piano duet.

Top marks again Mr. Sudden - D940.
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« Reply #874 on: 13:44:14, 23-02-2008 »

146 is indeed right autoharp
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Well, there you are.
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« Reply #875 on: 17:52:32, 23-02-2008 »
A try at Mr Grew's Puzzle 134:

Khachaturian: Concerto for Pianoforte and Orchestra

Baz
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Tony Watson
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« Reply #876 on: 19:25:15, 23-02-2008 »
This is my first attempt at setting puzzles so let's hope this works!

They are quite easy ones, but it's the weekend so perhaps your brains need a rest.

The following are Sendspace:

Puzzle 149

Puzzle 150

Puzzle 151

And these are Rapidshare:

Puzzle 149

Puzzle 150

Puzzle 151
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Sydney Grew
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« Reply #877 on: 20:03:00, 23-02-2008 »
Quote from: Baz on 17:52:32, 23-02-2008
A try at Mr Grew's Puzzle 134:

Khachaturian: Concerto for Pianoforte and Orchestra

Regrettably that is not on this occasion it.
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Bryn
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« Reply #878 on: 20:08:35, 23-02-2008 »
In haste, is 150 not the Sonatine Bureaucratique by M. Satie?
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« Reply #879 on: 20:11:21, 23-02-2008 »
Re, 151, I'll get me Coates, 'cos I can't remember the title. Sad
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Tony Watson
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« Reply #880 on: 20:13:07, 23-02-2008 »
Quote from: Bryn on 20:11:21, 23-02-2008
Re, 151, I'll get me Coates, 'cos I can't remember the title. Sad

Not Coates, I'm afraid Mr Bryn, neither Albert nor Eric.
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« Reply #881 on: 20:14:54, 23-02-2008 »
Quote from: Tony Watson on 20:13:07, 23-02-2008
Quote from: Bryn on 20:11:21, 23-02-2008
Re, 151, I'll get me Coates, 'cos I can't remember the title. Sad

Not Coates, I'm afraid Mr Bryn, neither Albert nor Eric.

Well I knew it wasn't Gloria. Wink
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Bryn
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« Reply #882 on: 20:45:19, 23-02-2008 »
O.K. Puzzle 150 is Satie's Sonatine Bureaucratique.
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Tony Watson
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« Reply #883 on: 20:49:17, 23-02-2008 »
Quote from: Bryn on 20:45:19, 23-02-2008
O.K. Puzzle 150 is Satie's Sonatine Bureaucratique.

Quite right, Bryn. I thought it might have fooled people because it's Satie's take on a sonata by Clementi, one that is popular with beginners on the piano.

Oh, I seem to have missed your previous message, sorry.
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« Reply #884 on: 22:11:21, 23-02-2008 »
Quote from: Tony Watson on 20:49:17, 23-02-2008
Quote from: Bryn on 20:45:19, 23-02-2008
O.K. Puzzle 150 is Satie's Sonatine Bureaucratique.

Quite right, Bryn. I thought it might have fooled people because it's Satie's take on a sonata by Clementi, one that is popular with beginners on the piano.

Oh, I seem to have missed your previous message, sorry.

Aha! I thought you had treated it with due contempt for its mock equivocation. Wink I introduced myself to Satie's muse via the old Frank Glaser LPs, back in the '60s, then got a much deeper education in the delights of his work from the advocacy of Chris Hobbs and Gavin Bryars in particular. I probably know the Satie sonatine better than the Clementi it 'pays tribute to'. Wink
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