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Author Topic: 5/4 Mahlers 3rd Symphoney  (Read 499 times)
Lord Byron
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« on: 08:50:33, 05-04-2007 »
should be grooovy
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« Reply #1 on: 09:14:15, 06-04-2007 »
Is it for real ?
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Martin
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« Reply #2 on: 14:15:36, 06-04-2007 »
Marvellous symphony; transcendental stuff. After listening to the finale, somehow there's nothing else to do.
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« Reply #3 on: 21:11:42, 06-04-2007 »
...which is great if you don't have to deal with (troll side of )human nature other than numinously for a bit. Clearly you are a man with a shed or a master at melting invisibly into your environment Cool. Totally agree about Mahler 3.
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« Reply #4 on: 10:05:34, 07-04-2007 »
And here was I thinking this was going to be a discussion of then-unusual time signatures and authenticity in Mahler 3...

Alas no.  Cool
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autoharp
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« Reply #5 on: 10:10:01, 07-04-2007 »
You'll have to go back to William Shield for those 5/4 minuets !
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« Reply #6 on: 10:11:14, 07-04-2007 »
And I love the thought of a Sym-phoney - not quite the genuine article?!
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oliver sudden
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« Reply #7 on: 10:35:15, 07-04-2007 »
Tchaikovsky 6 has a 5/4 minuet...

Unless I've missed them though, there aren't any 5/4 bars in Mahler 3. There is rather a lovely moment in the alto movement where the cellos are playing 7 equal notes in the bar while the basses play 5, though.
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