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thompson1780
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« Reply #45 on: 13:17:21, 09-07-2008 »
Quote from: HtoHe on 10:31:21, 09-07-2008
Have we had Samuel Scheidt (1587-1654) ?  OK, I looked him up - but I knew someone with a name like that would be in my Everyman Dictionary of Music

See reply #36.

Meanwhile,



...anything played on a Serpent?

Tommo
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« Reply #46 on: 13:40:20, 09-07-2008 »
Bach's Double pan concerto?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDBauacpQxw&feature=related
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« Reply #47 on: 13:53:01, 09-07-2008 »
Quote from: thompson1780 on 13:17:21, 09-07-2008
Quote from: HtoHe on 10:31:21, 09-07-2008
Have we had Samuel Scheidt (1587-1654) ?  OK, I looked him up - but I knew someone with a name like that would be in my Everyman Dictionary of Music

See reply #36.

Sincere apologies, everyone.  I seem to have spoiled a good quiz question.  In my defence, I assure you it was an accident.
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« Reply #48 on: 14:09:03, 09-07-2008 »
Quote from: HtoHe on 13:53:01, 09-07-2008
Quote from: thompson1780 on 13:17:21, 09-07-2008
Quote from: HtoHe on 10:31:21, 09-07-2008
Have we had Samuel Scheidt (1587-1654) ?  OK, I looked him up - but I knew someone with a name like that would be in my Everyman Dictionary of Music

See reply #36.

Sincere apologies, everyone.  I seem to have spoiled a good quiz question.  In my defence, I assure you it was an accident.

No apology required HtoHe (how do you say that messageboard name of yours, btw?

An accident in the toiletry department?  Nurse, the screens!

Tommo
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« Reply #49 on: 14:27:09, 09-07-2008 »
Quote from: thompson1780 on 14:09:03, 09-07-2008

No apology required HtoHe (how do you say that messageboard name of yours, btw?

An accident in the toiletry department?  Nurse, the screens!

Tommo

More physics than medicine, Tommo as explained on the infamous board names thread.... 

http://www.vandergraafgenerator.co.uk/htohe.htm

....  so it's pronounced 'aitch to aitch ee'.  I sometimes get called just 'aitch' on other boards.  I'm not sure people should be getting so familiar with someone as important as me, but that's the modern world for you!
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« Reply #50 on: 14:36:19, 09-07-2008 »
Blimey - never read that as "Hydrogen to Helium" before.  Always been "Head to Head".

Thanks

Tommo
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« Reply #51 on: 14:39:10, 09-07-2008 »
Quote from: pim_derks on 19:15:11, 07-07-2008
At that time a Dutch radio comedian said that it would be very suitable to listen to Handel's Water Music and Royal Fireworks.

More likely to be the Farewell Symphony, it would appear:

http://www.dutchnews.nl/news/archives/2008/07/dutch_rail_to_reduce_train_toi.php
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« Reply #52 on: 19:17:47, 09-07-2008 »
Carl Nielsen - Symphony no. 2:

1. Allegro collerico
2. Allegro comodo e flemmatico
3. Andante malincolico
4. Allegro sanguineo

Such painful movements!

Pianola
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« Reply #53 on: 13:51:29, 13-07-2008 »
Anything by Walter Piston? His surname seems to perfectly describe conditions for the urinal.
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« Reply #54 on: 16:12:35, 13-07-2008 »
Quote from: Daniel on 13:51:29, 13-07-2008
Anything by Walter Piston? His surname seems to perfectly describe conditions for the urinal.
Or, for that matter, by Paul Bowels? (if a small but significant typo be permitted)...
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« Reply #55 on: 06:52:14, 17-07-2008 »
Youmans arr. Chostackowitch: Tahiti Trots  (in one continuous movement)
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« Reply #56 on: 09:00:00, 17-07-2008 »
Oh yes, George!

You are the punmaster.  Smiley

Tommo
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