Pianophilia

Timtin wrote:Something for the weekend perhaps (as my barber used to say)?

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Jo

Correct!!! Well done Jo.

The numbers are, of course, 33+467+8+1+453+10+76+433+19+1000 = 2500.
Sq rt (2500) = 50.
50/10 = 5 = Fate, as in the occasionally used nickname of Beethoven's Fifth.

Easy-peasy, especially as every clue had two ways of finding each number,
and even if one clue hadn't been found, but the solution correctly guessed,
that clue could have been found by working back from the solution.

If you like weird things, this site is worth checking out, and not just for the daft scores!
http://www.darkroastedblend.com/2007/02 ... cores.html

You'll notice the first page from Stockhausen's masterpiece Helicopter String Quartet,
which sounds like this:-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13D1YY_BvWU

Here's another little anagram quiz with which to kick-off the new year.

As before, there are up to ten anagrams, and their solutions have a certain
composer in common:-

1. Outed (5),
2. Nor peel (7),
3. Ms. Flame (7),
4. Segovia (7),
5. Atone sin (8),
6. Ma paid VAT (9),
7. User quits (9),
8. Novice oats (10),
9. Resurrection (12),
10. Acute brain aches (7,2,6).

What are the ten answers, who is the composer?
(Hint: No. 10 is the name of one of his best known works.)

Enjoy!

Timtin wrote:Here's another little anagram quiz with which to kick-off the new year.

As before, there are up to ten anagrams, and their solutions have a certain
composer in common:-

1. Outed (5),
2. Nor peel (7),
3. Ms. Flame (7),
4. Segovia (7),
5. Atone sin (8),
6. Ma paid VAT (9),
7. User quits (9),
8. Novice oats (10),
9. Resurrection (12),
10. Acute brain aches (7,2,6).

What are the ten answers, who is the composer?
(Hint: No. 10 is the name of one of his best known works.)

Enjoy!

Number 10 describes my first response to the the quiz - I had no clue how to proceed. I eventually managed to solve 8 = Evocations, after which a bit of Googling threw up several possibilities. Numbers 4 and 9 are names of two of his works, and several other clues are, in fact, anagrams ("up to ten"... mean of you, Tim). I haven't worked through all the clues, but the answer is clear: Roussel.

Jo

Correct, of course. All the answers are on the Roussel page of IMSLP.

Oh come all ye faithful and try to identify the 6 composers below,
all of whom wrote the music to a Christmas carol.

Map dead halo (7,4)
Vast hot slug (6,5)
Shhh! Enjoy ink porn (4,5,7)
Fend on sexism hell (5,11)
Rho turn jet (4,6)
Well eyes crash (7,6).

Timtin wrote:Oh come all ye faithful and try to identify the 6 composers below,
all of whom wrote the music to a Christmas carol.

Hi Tim

I was wondering if you'd be producing a festive quiz for us. Let's get the ball rolling:

1. Adolphe Adam

Jo

4. F
5. J
6. C

2. G