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« Reply #975 on: 07:18:57, 26-02-2008 » |
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Mr Thompson's Puzzle 143 (especially from 0:29) sounds very much like Tchaikovsky's Aveu Passioné in E minor, which I only know as a solo piano piece, but here, presumably, in an arrangement for piano trio.
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« Reply #976 on: 08:15:03, 26-02-2008 » |
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Aha. That would make it the Wilby reconstruction of the Mozart piano and violin concerto in D major K App56/K315f...
It not only would, it does. Why bother(?), thought I. After all, Mozart fond better things to do with his time.  Well Googled, Ollie. |
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« Reply #977 on: 08:26:02, 26-02-2008 » |
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And would 166 be Roger Norrington conducting Daniel Hope?
I refer the unobservant Termite Lover to the rather more complete solution posted more than a quarter of a day before hers, though whether Roger Norrington conducted Daniel Hope, or whether he directed his attention to making sure the orchestra melded well with Daniel Hope's contribution to the proceedings is open to question, I think. I do hope the adjudicator will be lenient with you over your tardy partial attempt, but would well understand why he might not. |
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« Reply #978 on: 09:12:53, 26-02-2008 » |
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Aha. That would make it the Wilby reconstruction of the Mozart piano and violin concerto in D major K App56/K315f...
It not only would, it does. Why bother(?), thought I. After all, Mozart fond better things to do with his time. Well Googled, Ollie. Hurrah! we say. Not so much anent our googling of Member Bryn's extensive hint as because we managed to identify the Mozart D major sonata in alien weeds. Indeed there was much fruitless googling along the lines of arrangement mozart violin sonata concerto but Member Bryn's hint was in the end required. |
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« Reply #979 on: 09:38:20, 26-02-2008 » |
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« Reply #980 on: 11:33:23, 26-02-2008 » |
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Mr Thompson's Puzzle 143 (especially from 0:29) sounds very much like Tchaikovsky's Aveu Passioné in E minor, which I only know as a solo piano piece, but here, presumably, in an arrangement for piano trio.
Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a winner! It is indeed Aveu Passioné, although I know it better as 'Ardent Declaration'. It is in fact in an arrangement for Piano and Viola (I believe by Borissovsky?) And you didn't even need my clue: " No one has made a passionate statement about 143 yet!"  Well done, Mr Inquisitor Mr. 1780 |
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« Reply #981 on: 12:57:43, 26-02-2008 » |
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Mr Grew's Puzzle 153...
Max Reger - opening of the Fugue from Fantasia and Fugue in D Minor (1916)?
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« Reply #982 on: 13:04:25, 26-02-2008 » |
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Mr Grew's Puzzle 153...
Max Reger - opening of the Fugue from Fantasia and Fugue in D Minor (1916)?
Sorry, no - it's not Reger at all. |
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« Reply #983 on: 13:08:16, 26-02-2008 » |
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I'll have a nibble at 153, Mr Grew. I think it is from Widor's Symphony gothique.
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« Reply #984 on: 13:11:57, 26-02-2008 » |
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Puzzle 167...
Is it Sonata in G for mandolin and continuo, by Addiego Guerra?
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« Reply #985 on: 13:14:01, 26-02-2008 » |
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I'll have a nibble at 153, Mr Grew. I think it is from Widor's Symphony gothique. Excellent Mr. Watson! It is the central movement of his Ninth Organ Symphony, opus 70, in C minor. Whether or not it is an essential part of the repertoire we leave to others to judge. |
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« Reply #986 on: 20:33:54, 26-02-2008 » |
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Is 164 Copland's Quiet City?
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« Reply #987 on: 20:52:10, 26-02-2008 » |
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Is 164 Copland's Quiet City?
Tommo
No, Mr 1780, it isn't Copland at all. Here, in the meantime, is Puzzle 168: SendSpace or Rapidshare |
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« Reply #988 on: 21:08:04, 26-02-2008 » |
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And here's Puzzle No.169, which isn't perhaps as familiar as it should be, but I should be delighted to be proved wrong: SendSpace or Rapidshare |
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« Reply #989 on: 22:05:44, 26-02-2008 » |
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Is 164 Copland's Quiet City?
Tommo
No, Mr 1780, it isn't Copland at all. Oops. Well how about Ives The Unanswered Question? Tommo |
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