Musical puns, jokes, and teasers
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I've been VERY busy... On telly later today as it happens - Prom 15 from last Tuesday.
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Obviously global warming. There must be a chemical explanation for all of this...Nogbert wrote:The mountain pass on the well-traversed national road between Jo'burg and Durban has been closed for two days because of snow!

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Rob - I wasn't having a go at you - it was intended as a more generalrob wrote:I've been VERY busy... On telly later today as it happens - Prom 15 from last Tuesday.
observation of the fact that of all the hundreds of members here, only
a handful ever join in the fun here.
Btw, I'll be looking out for you on the telly tonight!
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Try to identify as many of the pieces as you can
that Georges Cziffra weaved into this improvisation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=pf2accwGEaU
that Georges Cziffra weaved into this improvisation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=pf2accwGEaU
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Which 9 composers wrote the following works?
1. The Seasons (6 different composers),
2. The Four Seasons (2 different composers),
3. Three Seasons.
1. The Seasons (6 different composers),
2. The Four Seasons (2 different composers),
3. Three Seasons.
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Quite nasty Tim, I am missing one of the decomposers of the Four seasons.Timtin wrote:Which 9 composers wrote the following works?
1. The Seasons (6 different composers),
2. The Four Seasons (2 different composers),
3. Three Seasons.
My answers for what they may be worth are as follows
1. Haydn, Tschaikovsky, Glazunov, John Cage, Peteris Vasks and Douglas Ashley
2. Vivaldi. Sorabji was going to do a set but before he could finish each season the weather had changed
3. Richard Horowitz
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Very good Brian - you got some which I didn't know about.
Here are some other slightly more famous ones you could have had:-
1. Spohr (Symphony No9),
2. Verdi (Ballet from Sicilian Vespers), Piazzolla (Tangos),
3. Weber (English name for Cantata J283).
The Weber one was incredibly nasty of me to include, since this English
name for it appears nowhere on tinternet! I have the score here - it is very
beautiful and is scored for piano, flute, 2 sopranos, tenor, bass, and choir.
To my mind, Tchaikovsky's contribution should never have been called that -
it should have been called something like 'The Months of the Year'.
Here are some other slightly more famous ones you could have had:-
1. Spohr (Symphony No9),
2. Verdi (Ballet from Sicilian Vespers), Piazzolla (Tangos),
3. Weber (English name for Cantata J283).
The Weber one was incredibly nasty of me to include, since this English
name for it appears nowhere on tinternet! I have the score here - it is very
beautiful and is scored for piano, flute, 2 sopranos, tenor, bass, and choir.
To my mind, Tchaikovsky's contribution should never have been called that -
it should have been called something like 'The Months of the Year'.
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Scan required please.Timtin wrote:I have the score here -
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Secondedfredbucket wrote:Scan required please.Timtin wrote:I have the score here -
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I refer the honourable gentlemen to the "Cantatas and Oratorios" thread.