Classical Music Association Thread

[Flosshilde]

dialogues des carmelites - Poulenc

[Mr Pee]

In a Monastery Garden- Ketelby.

[Caliban]

Noches en los Jardines de España - de Falla

[Roehre]

Balakirev: Ouverture on a Spanish March theme

[Caliban]

Shostakovich: Overture on Russian and Kirghiz Folk Themes

[Roehre]

Ravel: Asie

[doversoul]

Nielsen Symphony No.4 (Inextinguishable)

I am cheating: ‘The Kyrgyz (also spelled Kirgiz, Kirghiz). Kyrgyz also means "imperishable", "inextinguishable", "immortal"’, from the ever useful Wiki.

[Brassbandmaestro]

Scriabin: Prometheus: The Poem of Fire

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Beethoven: Variations on a Theme from Prometheus, Op.35

[Mr Pee]

Wagner:- Act 3, Final Scene of Die Walkure:- "Magic Fire Music".

[Flosshilde]

Stravinsky - Firebird

Scrub that - Tchaikovsky - sleeping beauty

Except that both are firy tales - which we've had quite a few of recently

[Mr Pee]

Back to Walkure Act 3, and also Siegfried, Act 3- Sleeping Brunnhilde.

(She is supposed to be a sleeping beauty, although most Wagnerian sopranos don't quite fit the bill..... :erm:)

[french frank]

Tchaikovsky - sleeping beautySchumann, Traümerei from Kinderszenen

[Roehre]

Wagner: Träume (Wesendock Lieder)

[doversoul]

The Dream of Gerontius

[Alison]

Dream Children - Elgar

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Ravel - L'enfant et les sortilèges

[Roehre]

Bizet: Jeux d'Enfants

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Debussy - Jeux

[Roehre]

Stockhausen: Spiel für Orchester

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Lutosławski - Venetian Games

[Roehre]

Maderna: Venetian Journal-

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Johann Fischer - Le Journal du Printemps

[Roehre]

Beethoven: Frühling-sonate

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Stravinsky - The Rite of Spring

[Roehre]

Escher: Summer rites at noon

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Suppé - Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna

[Roehre]

Liszt: Wiener Albumblatt (S.164)

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Joplin - Maple Leaf Rag

[Roehre]

Stravinsky: Ragtime

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Stravinsky: Ragtime

Mmm, how to avoid a page of Joplin? So, a quick leap to...

Martinů: Le Jazz

Messiaen's Quatuor pour le fin du temps might have been a better suggestion...

[Roehre]

Hartmann: Jazz-Toccata und -Fuge für Klavier

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Last one from me this evening...

Howells - Like as the hart

[Roehre]

Last one from me this evening...

Howells - Like as the hart

As is mine: Handel - Coronation anthem nr.4: My Hart is inditing

[doversoul]

Here goes.
Haydon: La chasse

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Haydn: La chasse

Berlioz - Royal Hunt and Storm from The Trojans

[Roehre]

Beethoven: Pastoral symphony

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Eine Alpensinfonie :winkeye:

[Roehre]

Raff: symphony no.7 "In den Alpen" :) (your terrible twin then, EA? :) )

[Mr Pee]

Leopold Mozart:-

Sinfonia Pastorella for alphorn & strings in G Major.

[doversoul]

Can I just go back to Roehre’s Pastoral symphony?
Dimmi pastore from Vivaldi’s La fida ninfa (that late night Baroque prom…)

Sorry, now back to Alps. Does Funiculi, Funicula count as classical music/song?

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Lumbe: Copenhagen Railway Galop

[Roehre]

Sorry, now back to Alps. Does Funiculi, Funicula count as classical music/song?

Yes, as part of Richard Stauss' Aus Italien (op.16)

Btw, one of the members of the 2nd Viennese school made an arrangement of Funiculi... for voice, 5 strings and piano, à la Webern's arrangement of Schönberg's Kammersymphonie 1.

[Roehre]

Lumbe: Copenhagen Railway Galop

Honegger: Pacific 231

[verismissimo]

Bach: Motet BWV 231 'Sei Lob und Preis mit Ehren' (Give glory, praise and honour)

[verismissimo]

One or two questions about this Classical Music Associaition. Does one have to be proposed and seconded for membership? Is there a blackball system in operation? What are the dues? Who sets the rules? Is it the sort of club that might have me as a member (in which case I should not wish to join)?

[Roehre]

Mozart: Canon "leck mich im Arsch" KV231 :cool2:

[verismissimo]

I'm told there's a Manchester United "supporters" song: “SPS, kiss my arse, I'm still standing", though this may breach forum rules.

[Roehre]

Kiss me Kate :)

[Roehre]

Kiss your what? - is that a euphemism?

No. it's the title of a musical with music and lyrics by Cole Porter

[Mr Pee]

What's the connection between Pacific 231 (msg 323) and the Bach Motet 231.....oh... :doh: just got it.....I'll fetch me coat....

[Roehre]

:biggrin:
What's the connection between Pacific 231 (msg 323) and the Bach Motet 231.....oh... :doh: just got it.....I'll fetch me coat....

To be honest, it took me quite a while before the penny dropped here too :biggrin:

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Kiss me Kate :)

Shostakovich - Katerina Ismailova

[Roehre]

aka Lady Macbeth of Mtsinsk

[Brassbandmaestro]

Duke Bluebeard's Castle

[Roehre]

willem Pijper: Halewijn

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Lady Isabel and the Elf Knight

[Roehre]

Bridge: Isabella

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Coates - Knightsbridge March

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

(I see this thread has overtaken "Stormy Weather" in the number of postings.)

[Roehre]

Coates - Knightsbridge March

Elgar: The Black Knight

[french frank]

Elgar: The Black Knight Wagner: Lohengrin

[Roehre]

Satie: Geneviève de Brabant

[Roehre]

Schumann: Minnespiel op.101

[Brassbandmaestro]

Shostakovich String Quartet No.6 in G major, Op.101.

[Roehre]

Beethoven Piano Sonata no. 28 in A major op. 101:ok:

Beethoven: An die ferne Geliebte

but following BBM: String Quartet No.6 in G major, Op.101. (1956)


Shostakovich: Festival Overture op.96 (1956)

[Roehre]

Walton: Belshazzar's Feast

[Mr Pee]

Richard Strauss:- Festmusik Der Stadt Wien.

(In response to 349)

[Roehre]

Strauss/Schönberg: Wien, Wien, nur du allein...

[Mr Pee]

Vaughan-Williams:- March Past of the Kitchen Utensils from the incidental music for "The Wasps".

[Flosshilde]

Vaughan-Williams:- March Past of the Kitchen Utensils from the incidental music for "The Wasps".

L'enfant et les sortilèges - Ravel

[doversoul]

I’m still feasting…Telemann: Tafelmusik

Didn’t Poulenc also compose a piece about kitchen utencils?

[Roehre]

Richard Strauss: Schlagobers (Whipped cream)

[Mr Pee]

Schubert:- Trout Quintet.

(Best served with lemon and parsley butter.)

[Roehre]

Bizet: les pecheurs de Perles

[Mr Pee]

Samuel Barber:- Dover Beach

[Roehre]

Bax: On the Sea-shore

[french frank]

Grainger: Molly on the Shore

Edit: Snap! hercule ...

[Mr Pee]

Butterworth:- By the Banks of Green Willow.

[Mr Pee]

Respighi- Pines of Rome

[Mr Pee]

Elgar:- Praise to the Holiest, Dream of Gerontius.

A slightly obscure connection perhaps- anybody got it?

[verismissimo]

Fliedermonolog - Die Meistersinger

[Roehre]

Sibleius: 5 pieces for piano opus 75 "Trees"

[Flosshilde]

Elgar:- Praise to the Holiest, Dream of Gerontius.

A slightly obscure connection perhaps- anybody got it?

I know very little about Gerontius' dream, or the Dream of Gerontius, but does it involve the burning bush, or perhaps the tree of knowledge, or maybe the tree of Jesse?

[doversoul]

Der Lindenbaum from Winterreise

[french frank]

RVW: Linden Lea

[Roehre]

Respighi: La bella dormente nel bosco

[Flosshilde]

Well, I could offer l'Africaine again (the heroine dies by inhaling the poisonous scent of the Manchineel tree.)

[doversoul]

Hansel and Gretel (in the woods). Or to avoid repeating fairy tales:
Spinning song from Songs without words (re: La bella dormente)

[Roehre]

Mahler's song of the cuckoo and the nightingale "Lob des hohen Verstandes"

[Mr Pee]

Elgar:- Praise to the Holiest, Dream of Gerontius.

A slightly obscure connection perhaps- anybody got it?


Since nobody seems to have posted the connection: shortly before the triumphant chorus of "Praise to the Holiest", as presages of it swirl about, Gerontius sings:- (remember we were in an arboreal segment at the time!)

The sound is like the rushing of the wind -
The summer wind - among the lofty pines.

Meanwhile, in response to Roehre, post 385:-

Pines of Rome again, The Pines of the Janiculum, with the recorded sound of a Nightingale.

[Roehre]

Pines of Rome again, The Pines of the Janiculum, with the recorded sound of a Nightingale.

Stravinsky: Le Rossignol

[Flosshilde]

Handel - Organ Concerto in F, HWV295 ('The Cuckoo and the Nightingale')

Oh dear, I'm up rather late tonight - defnitely time I went to sleep!

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Stravinsky: Le Rossignol

Granados - The Maiden and the Nightingale

[Mr Pee]

funny (well fairly funny) how this game goes round in circles

Circle of Fifths?? :whistle:

[Roehre]

Granados - The Maiden and the Nightingale

Schubert: Der Tod und das Mädchen

[Mahlerei]

Die tote Stadt - Korngold

[doversoul]

From the house of the dead: Janacek

[Roehre]

Rachmaninow: Isle of the Dead

[Mr Pee]

Haydn Wood:- Mannin Veen

[verismissimo]

I've heard of Man in Hole, but Mannin Veen? :)

[hmvman]

Copland: Fanfare for the Common Man

[Brassbandmaestro]

Handel: Messiah

[Roehre]

Liszt: Christus

[verismissimo]

Just put it on - first time this year. Forrai conducting the Hung State Orch.

[Flosshilde]

funny (well fairly funny) how this game goes round in circles

Wagner's Ring? (is there any other 'Ring'? :))


The real connection -

Liszt: Christus

Finzi - Dies Natalis

[Roehre]

Hindemith: Tuttifäntchen

[Roehre]

And again, also in reply to Berlioz: Hindemith: Tuttifäntchen

[Roehre]

tippett: Suite for the Birthday of Prince Charles

[Roehre]

R.Strauss: Herzog Bernhard der Grosse von Weimar in der Schlacht bei Lützen

[Brassbandmaestro]

Siegfried Karl Elart: Passacagalia & Fugue

[Roehre]

Britten: Peter Grimes

[Roehre]

Ligeti: Mysteries of the Macabre

[Roehre]

Liszt: Csardas macabre (S.224)

[Petrushka]

Csardas - Vittorio Monti

Csardas from Ritter Pasman Johann Strauss II

[Pianorak]

Albeniz - Merlin

[hmvman]

Dukas: L'apprenti sorcier

[Mr Pee]

Harrison Birtwhistle:- Gawain

[Suffolkcoastal]

Elgar: The Black Knight

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Verdi - Falstaff

[Petrushka]

Going round in circles again.

Otto Nicolai: The Merry Wives of Windsor

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Hanson - Merry Mount

[Suffolkcoastal]

Hovhaness: Mount St Helens Symphony

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Saint-Saëns - Hélène

[Suffolkcoastal]

Tippett: King Priam (Helen of Troy - reply to message 430)

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Tippett: King Priam (Helen of Troy - reply to message 430)

Delius - Paris, Song of a Great City

[Suffolkcoastal]

Copland: Music for a Great City

[Suffolkcoastal]

Hovhaness: Symphony No 22 City of Light. I'll take a rest for a bit now.

[PatrickOD]

Ligeti - Lux aeterna

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Ligeti - Lux aeterna

Johann Strauss II - An der schönen blauen Donau

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Stanford - The Blue Bird

Tchaikovsky - The Sleeping Beauty

[Idamante]

Tchaikovsky - The Sleeping Beauty

Mendelssohn: A Midsummer Nights Dream

[Pianorak]

Menken - Beauty and the Beast (reply to 440)

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Mendelssohn: A Midsummer Nights Dream

Idamante got there first, so...

Fauré - Après un rêve

[Pianorak]

Liszt - Apres une lecture du Dante

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Liszt - Apres une lecture de Dante

Tchaikovsky/ Rachmaninov/ Zandonai - Francesca da Rimini

[Mr Pee]

Going back a bit- what's the connection between Ligeti's "Lux Aeterna",(437) and Strauss's "Blue Danube" Waltz(438) ? It's probably just me being thick, but I don't see it.:erm:

Anyway, from Francesca Da Rimini to:-

Elgar:- In the South.

[Roehre]

Morricone: Le clan des Siciliens: Tema italiano

[hmvman]

Hamilton Harty: Comedy Overture

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Going back a bit- what's the connection between Ligeti's "Lux Aeterna",(437) and Strauss's "Blue Danube" Waltz(438) ? It's probably just me being thick, but I don't see it.:erm:[/I]

Both pieces were used in Stanley Kubrick's film 2001 A Space Odyssey...

[Roehre]

Hamilton Harty: Comedy Overture

Harty: An Irish symphony

[Mr Pee]

Both pieces were used in Stanley Kubrick's film 2001 A Space Odyssey...

Ah yes. As I said, just me being thick. I wish I'd twigged, because I'd have gone for Howard Hanson's Symphony no. 2, as used in "Alien". :yikes:

Anyway, moving on:-

Grainger:- Irish Tune from County Derry.

[Alison]

Alwyn - Overture Derby Day

[Roehre]

Haydn: March for the Derbyshire Cavalry Regiment

[Petrushka]

Julius Fucik: Die Regimentskinder

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Julius Fucik: Die Regimentskinder March

Donizetti - La fille du régiment

[Alison]

Debussy Marche Ecossaise

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Schubert - Marches militaires

Haydn - Symphony No.100 'Military'

[Alison]

Cecil Coles

Behind the Lines

[Roehre]

Vaughan williams: symphony no.3 Pastoral

[Alison]

Saint-Saens

Variations on a theme by Beethoven

[PatrickOD]

Britten - Night Mail

[Roehre]

Beethoven: Storm-sonata

[PatrickOD]

I'll catch up later. Night Mail - Lines. Ignore.

[amateur51]

Percy Grainger: English Country Gardens

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

The last five answers have defeated me regarding any connection. Sadly, the software doesn't alert members busy replying to a message that another post has been added to the thread, which can make it a little confusing, to say the least. By quoting the post to which you are replying, it should perhaps be easier to follow the...um... thread!


Percy Grainger: English Country Gardens

Debussy - Jardins sous la pluie

[Alison]

Haydn Wood

It is only a tiny garden

[Alison]

Very true Mark. Ive always been too lazy to quote other messages on this thread and any other.
The truth is I never learned how to do it on the BBC board (RIP)

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Very true Mark. Ive always been too lazy to quote other messages on this thread and any other.
The truth is I never learned how to do it on the BBC board (RIP)

It's much easier to do here - just hit the 'Reply with Quote' button underneath the message. The BBC took away the facility to quote after some posters would quote whole messages and quotes within quotes, which got very cumbersome.


Haydn Wood

It is only a tiny garden

Puccini - La bohème - Your tiny hand is frozen!

[Mr Pee]

Jehan Alain - Le Jardin Suspendu


Alan Bush:- Dialectic for String Quartet

[Roehre]

The last five answers have defeated me regarding any connection. Sadly, the software doesn't alert members busy replying to a message that another post has been added to the thread, which can make it a little confusing, to say the least. By quoting the post to which you are replying, it should perhaps be easier to follow the...um... thread!
Debussy - Jardins sous la pluie

the order is:
460 Coles Behind the lines (of the trenches of the Great War)
461 RVW Vaughan Williams' pastoral (as Requiem for the Great War)
462 Saint Saens Beethoven-variations (connection: Pastoral>Beethoven>Beethoven variations)
464 Beethoven storm-sonata is one of the op.31 sonatas, as is the theme of Saint Saens variations.

[Roehre]

Alan Bush:- Dialectic for String Quartet


Nono: Contrappunto dialettico alla Mente

[Roehre]

Bach: Die Kunst der Fuge

[Alison]

Strauss kunsterleben

[Flosshilde]

Bach: Die Kunst der Fuge

'By a babbling brook' - Donald Peers

Scrub that - Alison got in just before me!

[Roehre]

Strauss kunstlerleben

Berlioz: Symphonie fantastique

[Alison]

L'horizon fantastique for violin and piano Faure

[Roehre]

Benjamin: Ringed by the Flat Horizon

[Mr Pee]

(is Alain = Alan the connection here? #472)

Partly Alan, but also Bush- because you find bushes in gardens!:holly::rose:

[amateur51]

Benjamin: Ringed by the Flat Horizon

Beecham: Love in Bath

[Mr Pee]

Benjamin: Ringed by the Flat Horizon

Poulenc- La Voix Humane.


(Ring of a telephone- Ring Cycle was just too obvious!!) :whistle:

[Roehre]

Menotti: The Telephone

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Prokofiev: The Love of the three Oranges

Bartok - The Miraculous Mandarin!! :laugh:

[Roehre]

Bartok - The Miraculous Mandarin!! :laugh: :ok: :ok: :ok: :ok:

[Roehre]

Ringed by the flat horizon>La voix humaine> menotti: the Telephone

[hmvman]

Sullivan: HMS Pinafore ("No telephone communicates with his cell.." Act II)

[verismissimo]

Astrus Gilberto/Stan Getz - The Telephone Song

[doversoul]

Sullivan: HMS Pinafore ("No telephone communicates with his cell.." Act II)

Rule Britannia (where’s my coat)

I was hoping that this thread had run its course...

[Roehre]

Astrus Gilberto/Stan Getz - The Telephone Song

Menotti: The Telephone or l'Amour à trois (which is the complete title)

[Roehre]

Chausson: de l'amour et de la Mèr

[Roehre]

Orff: Carmina Burana (plural of Carmen is Carmina :) )

[verismissimo]

Ireland: Sacred and Profane songs

[Mr Pee]

In response to Carmina Biryana:-

Mendelssohn:- Overture:-Carm Sea and Prosperous Voyage :winkeye:

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Ireland: Sacred and Profane songs

Debussy - Danse sacrée et danse profane

[Mr Pee]

Debussy - Danse sacrée et danse profane

Stravinsky:- Le Sacre Du Printemps

I must say, I am enjoying this thread immensely- it exercises my rapidly diminishing little grey cells and provides great entertainment at the same time!! :smiley::ok::star:

[Roehre]

Debussy - Danse sacrée et danse profane

Jurriaan andriessen: Summerdances for harp, percussion and orchestra

[Mr Pee]

Jurriaan andriessen: Summerdances for harp, percussion and orchestra

Samuel Barber:- Summer Music, for Wind Quintet.

[Roehre]

Barber: Knoxville - summer of 1915

[Mr Pee]

Rossini:- The Barber of Seville

[Roehre]

Mozart: Le Nozze di Figaro

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Mozart: Le Nozze di Figaro

Tippett - The Midsummer Marriage

[Roehre]

Britten: A Midsummer Night's Dream

[Mr Pee]

Delius:- A Song of Summer

[doversoul]

Saint John's Night on the Bare Mountain

[Roehre]

Rachmaninov: Liturgy of St.Johannes Chrysostomos

[Daring Tripod]

Im Sommerwind - Webern

[Mr Pee]

Im Sommerwind - Webern

Elgar:- Praise to the Holiest, from The Dream of Gerontius.

( I think I've been here before...please see my post 386 for explanation....):winkeye:

[amateur51]

Elgar:- Praise to the Holiest, from The Dream of Gerontius.

Après un rêve - Fauré

[Mr Pee]

Wagner:- Traume, from the Wesendonck Lieder.

[Roehre]

Im Sommerwind - Webern

What's the connection between Tchaikovsky's Liturgy and Webern's Sommerwind?

Wagner's Träume > Zemlinsky Traumgorge

[Mr Pee]

Zemlinsky Traumgorge

Ferde Grofe- Grand Canyon Suite


Because the Grand Canyon is basically a big gorge.:whistle:

[amateur51]

Ferde Grofe- Grand Canyon Suite


Because the Grand Canyon is basically a big gorge.:whistle:

George Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue

[3rd Viennese School]

Bliss
a colour symphony

[Mr Pee]

Bliss
a colour symphony

Vaughan Williams:- English Folk Song suite.

[amateur51]

Bliss
a colour symphony

Franck: Psyche

[Roehre]

Vaughan Williams:- English Folk Song suite.

Beethoven (arr): Farewell bliss and farewell Nancy (Folksong woO152/20)

[doversoul]

Haydn symphony No.45 (Farewell)

Re: Roehre' Farewell bliss and farewell Nancy #524

[Roehre]

Beethoven: Pianosonate no.26 "Les Adieux" (Les Adieux, l'Absence et le Retour)

[Roehre]

Robert Stolz: Adieu, mein kleine Gardeoffizier

[Roehre]

Wolf: Kennst du das Land wo die Zitronen blüh'n??? (Lieder der Mignon)

[3rd Viennese School]

Does it all have to be in German/ French? I didn't do German at school and I havent done french since the 80s!

[Mr Pee]

bl**dy foreigners!

Thomas Arne:- "Rule Britannia".

[Roehre]

Thomas Arne:- "Rule Britannia".

MacKenzie: A nautical overture "Brittannia"

[doversoul]

Thomas Arne:- "Rule Britannia".

Land of Hope and Glory

[Mr Pee]

sounds Latin to me

Fucik:- Entry of the Gladiators

[Roehre]

Britannia sounds Latin to me
Most definitely:laugh:

[Roehre]

Fucik:- Entry of the Gladiators

Verdi: Triumph march from Aida

[Roehre]

March of the Mogul Emperors - Crown of India Suite - Elgar

Kodaly: Hary Janos

[Roehre]

Puccini - Tosca (Napoleon connection - I hope)
Tosca is set in Rome:

Saint Saens: Symphony "Urbs Roma"

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Respighi: The Pines of Rome.

[doversoul]

Capriccio Italiano　Tchaikovsky

[Roehre]

JSBach Capriccio sopra la lontananza del fratello diletissimo BWV 992

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Humperdinck: Hansel & Gretel: "Brother, come and dance with me."

[Roehre]

sharing witches:

Verdi: MacBatto

[verismissimo]

MonteVerdi's Vespers on this week's BAL!

[Roehre]

Verdi; I Vespri Siciliani

[verismissimo]

Nino Rota's music for Visconti's The Leopard

[Roehre]

Mahler: Adagietto from Symphony no.5 :)

[Il Grande Inquisitor]

Mahler: Adagietto from Symphony no.5 :)

Britten - Death in Venice

Sorry, but to had to be done. :doh:

[amateur51]

Britten - Death in Venice

Sorry, but to had to be done. :doh:

Frank Bridge: Lament (In Memory of the Victims of the Sinking of the Lusitania)

[Roehre]

Henze: Elegie für junge Liebende

[doversoul]

Janacek Piano Sonata (composed after a student was killed at a peaceful demonstration)

[Mr Pee]

Malcolm Arnold:- Peterloo Overture

[Roehre]

Shostakovich: Symphony no.11 "1905"

[Pianorak]

Janacek - Piano Sonata 1. X. 1905

[doversoul]

Janacek - Piano Sonata 1. X. 1905

Snap (#562)?

[Roehre]

Janacek - Piano Sonata 1. X. 1905

We had that one already (~562), but never mind:

Shostakovich: The execution of Stenka Rasin

[doversoul]

Beethoven: Egmont

[Alison]

Beethoven Symphony 4

[Roehre]

Mahler: symphony 4 "Heavenly Life"

[Idamante]

Beethoven Symphony 4

Symphony for Solo Piano (Alkan)

[Roehre]

Symphony for Solo Piano (Alkan)

Alkan: Esquisses: Les Diablotins

[Alison]

Anthony Hedges

Kingston Sketches

[Mr Pee]

Eric Coates:- Knightsbridge March

[Petrushka]

Eric Coates:- Knightsbridge March

Haydn Wood : Whitehall

[Mr Pee]

Haydn Wood : Whitehall

Holst:- Hammersmith Prelude and Scherzo.

[hmvman]

Sullivan: Overture in C In Memorium
(in response to Mr Pee's Whitehall)

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Eric Coates:- Knightsbridge March

Er, we've had that one before, and several others have appeared more than once. If you allow repeats, the whole thread could be recycled infinitum. Surely it's time to say "Mornington Crescent".

[Petrushka]

Sullivan: Overture in C In Memorium
(in response to Mr Pee's Whitehall)

Boulez: Rituel In Memoriam Bruno Maderna

[Alison]

Havergal brian

In Memoriam