Classical Music Association Thread

[verismissimo]

Mendelssohn St Paul

[Richard Tarleton]

Paul Bunyan

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Vaughan Williams: A Pilgrim's Progress

[hmvman]

Stravinsky: The Rake's Progress

[Anna]

Stravinsky: The Rake's Progress

Sullivan - The Flowers of Progress

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Tchaikovsky: Valse des Fleurs

[Anna]

Tchaikovsky: Valse des Fleurs

Hoddinott - A Contemplation Upon Flowers

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Tchaikovsky: The Crown of Roses

[hmvman]

Sullivan: The Rose of Persia

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Ketleby: In a Persian Market

[Anna]

Ketleby: In a Persian Market

Mussorgsky - Dance of the Persian Slaves

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Anon: The Play of Daniel

[Richard Tarleton]

Daniells Jigge, Daniel Bacheler

[Alison]

Frank Zappa

Lumpy Gravy

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

:doh: How do you follow that?

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:

[Don Petter]

Cesar Cui - Puss-in-Boots

[Don Petter]

I have an insatiable desire to shout 'Mornington Crescent!'. (Two cats instead of one?)

[Mr Pee]

I have an insatiable desire to shout 'Mornington Crescent!'. (Two cats instead of one?)

Edvard Grieg:- Morning Mood.

[Don Petter]

Edvard Grieg:- Morning Mood.

Mourning Becomes Electra, (Opera by Martin David Levy, 1967)

I give you all an easy one!

[Don Petter]

Morning Heroes - Bliss (you're right - too easy)

(H)A Rose is Still a Rose (Aretha Franklin). That will teach you to sidestep.

How come Hercule's comment appears in my quote but not his original post?

[Don Petter]

The Sick Rose - Elegy from B Britten's Serenade for Tenor, Horn & Strings

Hindemith: Sonata for Tenor Horn and Piano.

[Mr Pee]

Hindemith: Sonata for Tenor Horn and Piano.

Hindemith:- Trio for Heckelphone (or Tenor Saxophone) Viola, and Piano, op.47.

[Roehre]

Hindemith:- Trio for Heckelphone (or Tenor Saxophone) Viola, and Piano, op.47.

Hindemith: trio for three Trautoniums :doh:

[Brassbandmaestro]

LvB: Archduke Trio.

[Roehre]

LvB: Archduke Trio.

BBM, do you mean that one Archduke counts for three trautoniums :biggrin:

Pirenne: Duke John

[Mr Pee]

Pirenne: Duke John


Bartók:- Duke Bluebeard's Castle

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Liszt: Chappelle de Guillaume Tell

[Brassbandmaestro]

BBM, do you mean that one Archduke counts for three trautoniums :biggrin:

Pirenne: Duke John

Very drole, Roehre!!

[Don Petter]

Liszt: Chappelle de Guillaume Tell

That's a conversation stopper! I give in - what's the link?

[Alison]

Mahler

What the Wild Flowers Tell me

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

McDowell: To a Wild Rose

[EdgeleyRob]

Kiszt wilde jagd

[EdgeleyRob]

opps Liszt

[EdgeleyRob]

oops oops

[Magic_Stag]

John Adams Shaker Loops

[verismissimo]

Calhoun: Shake, Rattle and Roll

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Lord of the Dance - shaker melody

[doversoul]

Monteverdi: Laudate Dominum

[Don Petter]

Monteverdi: Laudate Dominum

Monty's Czardas.

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Tchaikovsky: Cazrdas from Swan Lake

[Don Petter]

Tchaikovsky: Cazrdas from Swan Lake

Tchaikovsky: Caz Noisette Suite

[Alison]

Robert farnon

Peanut polka

[EdgeleyRob]

Rachmaninov Polka de W.R

[Don Petter]

Rachmaninov Polka de W.R


Patek: Railway Galop.

[Alison]

Liszt

Grand Galop Chromatique

[Brassbandmaestro]

J S Bach: Chromatic Fantasia & Fugue

[Roehre]

J S Bach: Chromatic Fantasia & Fugue

Chopin: Andante spianato et Grande polonaise brilliante

[Don Petter]

Chopin: Andante spianato et Grande polonaise brilliante

Liszt: An Dante Symphony.

[Roehre]

Liszt: An Dante :) Symphony.

Liszt: A Faust Symphony

[Alison]

Wagner

Faust Overture

[Roehre]

Wagner

Faust Overture

Berlioz: Damnation de Faust

[Don Petter]

Berlioz: Damnation de Faust

Franck: Chasseur Maudit.

[doversoul]

Gounod: Faust

[MrGongGong]

Faust: Hallogallo

[MrGongGong]

ooops that should be Neu

[Don Petter]

ooops that should be Neu

Faust or Hallogallo?

[Roehre]

Faust: Hallogallo

d'Indy: Symphony no.3 "De bello Gallico"

[Alison]

Gliere Symphony 3 Ilya Muromets

[Don Petter]

d'Indy: Symphony no.3 "De bello Gallico"

Arnold: Beckus the Dandipratt

[Roehre]

Gliere Symphony 3 Ilya Muromets

glière: Heroic March for the Buryiat-Mongolian ASSR

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Where do people find some of these works?

[Don Petter]

Hear most of them on Breakfast...

[Roehre]

Where do people find some of these works?
This Glière monstrosity is on a Chandos CD with some other orchestral works of his, of which the pre-communist works certainly are very nice and memorable pieces, and some of the post-october-revolution pieces tas well.
But this march doesn't belong to the latter category IMO :biggrin: :doh:

[Mr Pee]

Breakfast...

JS Bach:- Coffee Cantata, BWV 211

[Roehre]

JS Bach:- Coffee Cantata, BWV 211

Villa Lobos: String quartet no. 3 "Quartetto das pipocas" (fags, these are...)

[Don Petter]

Villa Lobos: String quartet no. 3 "Quartetto das pipocas" (fags, these are...)

Wolf-Ferrari: Susanna's Secret (which was smoking!)

[doversoul]

El Salon Mexico: Copland
Don’t they serve coffee and maybe sell pipocas?

[Anna]

Where do people find some of these works?

I get confused. What is the connection with De Bello Gallico and Beckus the Dandipratt? And, if pratt or dandy is the connection, should that not be the next post? Yours sincerely, Confused of Llandrindod Wells.

[doversoul]

Wolf-Ferrari: Susanna's Secret (which was smoking!)

Oh! Susanna: Stephen Foster

[Don Petter]

I get confused. What is the connection with De Bello Gallico and Beckus the Dandipratt?

Well, because of quick-fire posting, we seem to sometimes get two interwoven series of posts and responses, independent of eachother. Dandipratt was my bad pun on d'Indy, I'm afraid.

Post in haste .. I now see this wasn't an example of the interweaving, but my answer still stands.

[Don Petter]

I get confused. What is the connection with De Bello Gallico and Beckus the Dandipratt? And, if pratt or dandy is the connection, should that not be the next post? Yours sincerely, Confused of Llandrindod Wells.

Now this thread is getting even more confusing! See my other, wrong at the time, but because you've now edited and extended your post, now right, answer about postings getting out of sync. It happens when by the time you post an answer, someone else has been even quicker to post an answer and gets in before you. Inevitable when the going gets hot. For this reason I always try to post starting with a quote to help clarify the intended sequence.

Sorry about that CoLW - Have a lie down and it will all seem better in the morning!

[Anna]

Sorry, I only edited my post by adding CoLW! :smiley: I will have to consult the Rev. Eli Jenkins after a lie-down. We shall no doubt have some cocoa and some calico quality time together and all will be clear in the morning.

[Roehre]

Oh! Susanna: Stephen Foster

Stockhausen: Susanna's Echos

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

"Confused of Llandrindod Wells", don't ever apologise. I have reason to be grateful to the people of this town. In 1971, I was on a cycling holiday and after passing through the town, later discovered my wallet was missing. Cycling back to L.W., I went to the police station, which was empty. A few minutes later, a policeman came back, saying "I've been looking for you; your wallet's been handed in." (My student I.D. card was in it.) Wonderful town - wonderful people!

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Returning to the thread:

Mozart: The Marriage of Figaro (Susanna)

[Roehre]

Returning to the thread:

Mozart: The Marriage of Figaro (Susanna)

Hindemith: Sancta Susanna

[hmvman]

Grieg: Wedding Day at Troldhaugen

(Linking with Marriage of Figaro)

[Roehre]

Grieg: Wedding Day at Troldhaugen

(Linking with Marriage of Figaro, though it should have been with Sancta susanna )

Rossini: Le Nozze di Figaro

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

I thought the Italian master composed a setting of the prequel - The Barber of Seville.

[Anna]

Rossini: Le Nozze di Figaro

The Stubborn Lovers, Op 17/B 46 by Antonín Dvorák

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet

[Anna]

Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet

Bellini - I Capuleti e i Montecchi

[Pianorak]

Bellini - I Capuleti e i Montecchi

Zingarelli: Giulietta e Romeo

[verismissimo]

Martinu Julietta

[Roehre]

Martinu Julietta

Berlioz: Symphonie Roméo et Juliette

(and of course it is Rossini's The Barber of Seville I meant in #1187)

[Don Petter]

Sorry, I only edited my post by adding CoLW! :smiley: I will have to consult the Rev. Eli Jenkins after a lie-down. We shall no doubt have some cocoa and some calico quality time together and all will be clear in the morning.

I've noticed other inconsistencies with quotations which I don't really understand. I assure you that when I first responded to your post at 22:53 the last word I could see was 'Dandipratt?'.

[Don Petter]

Berlioz: Symphonie Roméo et Juliette

(and of course it is Rossini's The Barber of Seville I meant in #1187)

Lil' Romeo: My Baby

Oops! Not classical - but we should all expand our horizons (though maybe not as far as rap?).

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Rock a bye Baby on the tree top (Lillibulero)

[Mr Pee]

Lil' Romeo: My Baby

Oops! Not classical - but we should all expand our horizons (though maybe not as far as rap?).

If we don't keep it classical, it rather loses it's point and will just become a free for all. Apart from which, my knowledge of "rap" music is probably right up there with the typical rapper's knowledge of Wagner. :erm:

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

If we don't keep it classical, it rather loses it's point and will just become a free for all. Apart from which, my knowledge of "rap" music is probably right up there with the typical rapper's knowledge of Wagner. :erm:

I've tried to pull it back with a folk melody. :)

[doversoul]

Rock a bye Baby on the tree top (Lillibulero)

Schubert: The Shepherd on the Rock

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

VW: THe SHepherds of the Delectable Mountains

[Mr Pee]

I've tried to pull it back with a folk melody. :) :ok:

Grainger:- Lincolnshire Posy

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Mr Pee, that was 3 postings ago. :erm:

[french frank]

VW: THe SHepherds of the Delectable MountainsMonteverdi, 1610 Vespers

[EdgeleyRob]

:ok:

Grainger:- Lincolnshire Posy
Delius Brigg Fair (is Brigg in Lincolnshire or South Humberside ?)

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Mozart: Vespers solennes de Dominica K321

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

(is Brigg in Lincolnshire or South Humberside ?)There seem to be 2 games in progress. South Humberside became North Lincolnshire in 1996. Humberside doesn't exist any more.

[Don Petter]

If we don't keep it classical, it rather loses it's point and will just become a free for all. Apart from which, my knowledge of "rap" music is probably right up there with the typical rapper's knowledge of Wagner. :erm:

You're quite right. I won't exceed the bounds again, at least in as much as no-one quite agrees where 'classical' begins and ends. Moreover I don't want to offend anyone from my ancestral home of Chichester.

[french frank]

Delius Brigg Fair Bizet, La jolie fille de Perth

(Sorry, Alps, I did my best!)

[EdgeleyRob]

Bernstein Chichester Psalms

[french frank]

Bernstein Chichester Psalms:doh:

Forget the Fair Maid and go with Chichester Psalms?

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Elgar: Psalm 67

[Don Petter]

:doh:

Forget the Fair Maid and go with Chichester Psalms?

Now, now. Don't stir it - you'll be upsetting someone by hanging it onto the wrong post. Though I think myself that as long as the new post is classical that should be all right.

[Don Petter]

Elgar: Psalm 67

Beethoven: Fifth Symphony

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Elgar: Psalm 67
Beethoven: Fifth Symphony
I don't quite see the connection here?

[EdgeleyRob]

Op 67

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Ah, yes. Very good. :)

Tchaikovsky: Fatum

[amateur51]

Ah, yes. Very good. :)

Tchaikovsky: Fatum

Janacek: Osud

[Pianorak]

Brahms - Schicksalslied

Mendelssohn - Lieder ohne Worte, Op. 67

[Pianorak]

Mendelssohn - Lieder ohne Worte, Op. 67

Stanford: La Belle Dame sans Merci.

[Pianorak]

Stanford: La Belle Dame sans Merci.

Traditional: Myfanwy (Heb gael dy galon gyda hi.) Heb = without

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Britten: Death in Venice

[verismissimo]

Alburger: The Pied Piper of Hamelin...

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Parry: The Pied Piper of Hamelin

[Caliban]

Parry: The Pied Piper of Hamelin

Marc-André Hamelin: Etudes

[Brassbandmaestro]

Alkan, M A Hamelin Etudes in all the miajor and minor keys

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Bach: 48 Preludes & Fugues

[doversoul]

Alkan, M A Hamelin Etudes in all the miajor and minor keys

Bach: Clavier-Übung

[EdgeleyRob]

Klavierübung (Busoni)

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Reger: Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Mozart

[Roehre]

Reger: Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Mozart

Simpson: Introduction and allegro on a bass by Max Reger

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Elgar: Introduction and Allegro for Strings (I know it's a bit obvious)

[Roehre]

Elgar: Introduction and Allegro for Strings (I know it's a bit obvious)

Schumann: Introduction and allegro appassionato for piano and orchestra op.92

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Schumann: Concerto in A minor for piano & orchestra.

[EdgeleyRob]

Bach Violin Concerto in A Minor BWV 1041

[Roehre]

Bach Violin Concerto in A Minor BWV 1041

Schumann-wieck: Pianoconcerto in a minor op.7

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

:smiley:

Schumann-wieck: Concerto in A minor for piano & orchestra.
Yes, it's rather good.:)

Grieg: Piano Concerto in A minor

[EdgeleyRob]

Paderewski Piano Concerto in A minor Op 17 (how many piano concertos in A minor are there ?)

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Elgar: Polonia (includes a Paderewski theme)

[Don Petter]

Elgar: Polonia (includes a Paderewski theme)

Tan Dun: Marco Polo.

[vinteuil]

Elgar: Polonia (includes a Paderewski theme)

"Gaude Mater Polonia " Polish anthem c 1253 in honorem S Stanislaw Szczepanowski

[Roehre]

"Gaude Mater Polonia " Polish anthem c 1253 in honorem S Stanislaw Szczepanowski

Marek: Polish Hymn

[Mr Pee]

Marek: Polish Hymn

Benjamin Britten:- A hymn to the Virgin

[Don Petter]

Benjamin Britten:- A hymn to the Virgin

Arthur Benjamin: Jamaican Rhumba.

[Rowan Tree]

.

[verismissimo]

From Jamaican Rhumba:

Coward: Nina (from Argentina)

[Don Petter]

From Jamaican Rhumba:

Coward: Nina (from Argentina)

Um - In danger of upsetting the non-classical police (see earlier)!

Ginastera: Danzas argentinas

[Mr Pee]

Mr Pee, that was 3 postings ago. :erm:

And that was several more postings ago, and I've only just caught up with it- in my defence, all the posts have the same time at the top. I can't help it if I'm a millisecond behind!! :sadface:

[Mr Pee]

Um - In danger of upsetting the non-classical police (see earlier)!

Ginastera: Danzas argentinas

Borodin:- Polotsvian Dances from Prince Igor.

And as a constable in the aforementioned non-classical police, I feel duty bound to point out to the offender that the title of this thread is "classical music association", and if you don't stick to that, Il'' be round to yours with my big baton. :blush:

[Don Petter]

Borodin:- Polotsvian Dances from Prince Igor.

And as a constable in the aforementioned non-classical police, I feel duty bound to point out to the offender that the title of this thread is "classical music association", and if you don't stick to that, Il'' be round to yours with my big baton. :blush:

Yes sir! And I know I'm on probation and therefore being careful - Just trying to help others to avoid your truncheon. (Or is this like flashing one's headlights for a speed trap - not kosher in your eyes?)

[Don Petter]

Borodin:- Polotsvian Dances from Prince Igor.


Igor Stravinsky: Agon

[Roehre]

Igor Stravinsky: Agon

Stavinsky: Apollo

[Don Petter]

Another dead heat! After you, Cecil.

[Don Petter]

Stavinsky: Apollo

You have to be quick round here, don't you?

Stravinsky:Apollon Musagetes

[Roehre]

You have to be quick round here, don't you?

Stravinsky:Apollon Musagetes

Is Apollo not by any chance the same score as Apollon musagètes :winkeye: :ale: ?

OK, we stay in Greece mythology: Perséphoné

[Brassbandmaestro]

Spartacus(Khachaturian)

[Roehre]

Spartacus(Khachaturian)

Kuula: The son of the slave

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Verdi: Nabucco

[EdgeleyRob]

Dyson - Nebuchadnezzar

[Brassbandmaestro]

Handel: Solomon

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Chopin: Waltzes (played by Solomon)

[EdgeleyRob]

Sibelius valse triste

[Brassbandmaestro]

Tchaikovsky: Waltz of the Flowers

[EdgeleyRob]

Britten five flower songs

[Roehre]

Louis Andriessen: The Memory of Roses

[Brassbandmaestro]

Tippett: The Rose Lake

[EdgeleyRob]

Edward Macdowell - to a wild rose

[Don Petter]

[QUOTE=Roehre;15081]Is Apollo not by any chance the same score as Apollon musagètes :winkeye: :ale: ?[QUOTE]

Not quite - one was a later significant revision of the other, as I recall without looking it up. Anyway, we are to a great extent in wordplay territory here, within the confines of the classical music world, as has been pointed out.

[Quotes have gone funny again - they seem to have a mind of their own sometimes.]

[Mr Pee]

Edward Macdowell - to a wild rose

Oliver Knussen:- Where the wild things are.

[french frank]

[Quotes have gone funny again - they seem to have a mind of their own sometimes.]The back slash is missing from [/ QUOTE] at the end.

[Anna]

Oliver Knussen:- Where the wild things are.

Bax - The Dance of Wild Irreval

[Don Petter]

The back slash is missing from [/ QUOTE] at the end.

Yes, I'm sure it was my fault - my monocle dropped onto the keyboard.

[Roehre]

Bax - The Dance of Wild Irreval

Bantock: The Wilderness and the Solitary Place

[Don Petter]

Bantock: The Wilderness and the Solitary Place

Arnold: Solitaire.

[Anna]

Sorry, beaten to an answer.

[Richard Tarleton]

Bantock: The Wilderness and the Solitary Place

me too

[Don Petter]

Sorry, beaten to an answer.

As has been noted before - you have to be quick round here. Some of have just too much free time (I should really be doing the Times crossword, as I would have been before these addictive threads came to haunt me.)

[Anna]

Arnold: Solitaire.

Mendelssohn - The Solitary Island (Fingal's Cave)

[Roehre]

Mendelssohn - The Solitary Island (Fingal's Cave)

Mozart: Dans un bois solitaire KV308

[Don Petter]

Mozart: Dans un bois solitaire KV308

Vivaldi: Violin Concerto No.4, RV308.

[Roehre]

Vivaldi: Violin Concerto No.4, RV308.

Saint Saens: (Mélodies parsanes: ) la solitaire

[Don Petter]

Saint Saens: (Mélodies parsanes: ) la solitaire

You leapt over my Vivaldi? Can I huff you for that?

[vinteuil]

Vivaldi: Violin Concerto No.4, RV308.

Bach: Es spricht der Unweisen Mund wohl, BWV308

[vinteuil]

Bach: Es spricht der Unweisen Mund wohl, BWV308


or praps Schubert - Die Macht der Liebe, D.308,

[Roehre]

You leapt over my Vivaldi? Can I huff you for that?

No, I didn't leap (otherwise I would'nt have quoted it, would I?) as I assumed that not only 308 were the connection ,but the nickname "solitaire" as well (but here -I now must admit- I am mistaken, as that one is RV234)

[Roehre]

or perhaps Schubert - Die Macht der Liebe, D.308,

Handel: organ concerto opus 7/3 "Halleluiah" HWV 308

[Anna]

Bach: Es spricht der Unweisen Mund wohl, BWV308

Holst - The Perfect Fool

(My German is rusty - I left him out in the rain again)

[Don Petter]

No, I didn't leap (otherwise I would'nt have quoted it, would I?) as I assumed that not only 308 were the connection ,but the nickname "solitaire" as well (but here -I now must admit- I am mistaken, as that one is RV234)

I now understand. That would have meant a clever double play from me - I'm not that good (yet).

[Don Petter]

Handel: organ concerto opus 7/3 "Halleluiah" HWV 308

How about Ferrari 308GTS? That's a classic in anyone's book.

[Roehre]

How about Ferrari 308GTS? That's a classic in anyone's book.

Then I prefer Honegger: Pacific 231

[Don Petter]

Then I prefer Honegger: Pacific 231

Honegger: Rugby.

[Roehre]

Honegger: Rugby.

Debussy: jeux

[Don Petter]

Holst - The Perfect Fool

(My German is rusty - I left him out in the rain again)

Prokofiev: Chout. (WD40, then rub down with a dry cloth)

[Mr Pee]

How about Ferrari 308GTS? That's a classic in anyone's book.

Oh, indeed it is! But how about the new 348 Italia:- http://play-auto.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/ferrari-458-italia.jpg

How gorgeous is that? Definitely a future classic!!

Anyway, we digress! I'll lose my pension from the Classical Music Police....:winkeye:

Therefore:-

Wolf -Ferrari:- Gli Amanti Sposi

[Don Petter]

Debussy: jeux

Presumably from the box set: Debussy: La Boite a Joujoux

[Don Petter]

Oh, indeed it is! But how about the new 348 Italia:- http://play-auto.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/ferrari-458-italia.jpg

How gorgeous is that? Definitely a future classic!!

Anyway, we digress! I'll lose my pension from the Classical Music Police....:winkeye:

Therefore:-

Wolf -Ferrari:- Gli Amanti Sposi

Still in the right country - Wolf: Italian Serenade.

[Roehre]

Still in the right country - Wolf: Italian Serenade.

Well, that depends: JSBach: Italienisches Konzert

[Don Petter]

Well, that depends: JSBach: Italienisches Konzert

Strauss: Aus Italien.

[Roehre]

Strauss: Aus Italien.

something tells me I've seen that before (re: funiculi,funicula IIRC) already, but nevertheless:
Gustave charpentier: Impressions d'Italie

[Anna]

[QUOTE=Roehre;15226]something tells me I've seen that before (re: funiculi,funicula IIRC) already, but nevertheless:

Bach - Italian concerto, BWV 971

[Brassbandmaestro]

Tchaikovsky: Capriccio Italiano.

[Mr Pee]

Tchaikovsky: Capriccio Italiano.

Tchaikovsky:- Francesca Da Rimini

[Roehre]

Tchaikovsky:- Francesca Da Rimini

Rachmaninov: Francesca da Rimini

[Don Petter]

something tells me I've seen that before (re: funiculi,funicula IIRC) already, but nevertheless:
Gustave charpentier: Impressions d'Italie

I must have missed that - sorry. (Perhaps because I walked up?)

[Brassbandmaestro]

Respighi: The Roman Trilogy

[Don Petter]

Respighi: The Roman Trilogy

Honegger: Symphony No.5

[doversoul]

Honegger: Symphony No.5

Falla: The Three-Cornered Hat
(A bit feeble. Can’t think of any ds.)

[Brassbandmaestro]

Its just a connection that counts in this game Doversoul, not just the letter!!

[Don Petter]

Falla: The Three-Cornered Hat
(A bit feeble. Can’t think of any ds.)

Puccini: Il Trittico.

[verismissimo]

Berg: 3 Orchestral Pieces

[Petrushka]

Greig: Three Orchestral Pieces from Sigurd Jorsalfar

[doversoul]

Farandole from L'Arlésienne Suite No. 2 (The Three Kings of Orient)

Thank you BBM

[Petrushka]

Farandole from L'Arlésienne Suite No. 2 (The Three Kings of Orient)

Thank you BBM

Peter Cornelius: The Three Kings

[EdgeleyRob]

Benjamin Britten Journey Of The Magi

[Roehre]

Strauss: Die Heilige drei Könige aus Morgenland op.56/6

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Strauss, J. II: Morgenblatter

[Petrushka]

Strauss, J. II: Morgenblatter

Offenbach: Abendblatter

This was Offenbach's contribution to the same Concordia Ball for which Strauss wrote his piece. Surprised that Georges Pretre didn't include it on one of his NYD Concerts

[Mr Pee]

Offenbach: Abendblatter



Franz Von Suppé:- Morgen, Mittag, und Abend in Wien

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Strauss J: Vienna Blood

[Alison]

Nono- Y su sangre ya viene cantando - Epitaffio No 2

Music for flute and String Orchestra

[Roehre]

Nono- Y su sangre ya viene cantando - Epitaffio No 2

Music for flute and String Orchestra

Eimert: Epitaph für Aikichi Kuboyama (electronic music)

[Tevot]

Katyn Epitaph - Andrzej Panufnik

No No Nanette ... Vincent Youmans

[Roehre]

Katyn Epitaph - Andrzej Panufnik

Shostakovich: symphony no.13 Babi Yar

[verismissimo]

Poulenc: Babar the Elephant

[doversoul]

Poulenc: Babar the Elephant

Handel: Tolomeo

Wasn’t it this opera that had a pink elephant on the stage? If it wasn't, please ignore this.

[Pianorak]

Handel: Tolomeo

Wasn’t it this opera that had a pink elephant on the stage? If it wasn't, please ignore this.

Mozart: Thamos, King of Egypt (incidental music)

[Don Petter]

Mozart: Thamos, King of Egypt (incidental music)

Thank goodness about the elephant - thought it was my eyes.

Douglas E Wagner: Thames Valley March


Even in obscurity, I leave you an easy peg ...

[MrGongGong]

Denis Smalley: Valley Flow

[Brassbandmaestro]

John Ireland: A Downland Suite

[hmvman]

Warlock: Bethlehem Down

[Don Petter]

Denis Smalley: Valley Flow

... which you skilfully sidestep!

[verismissimo]

VW Down Ampney

[doversoul]

Malcolm Arnold: Whistle down the wind

[Don Petter]

Malcolm Arnold: Whistle down the wind

Stravinsky: Jeu de Cartes.

[Pianorak]

Stravinsky: Jeu de Cartes.

Wil Greckel: Suite for Cards

[hmvman]

Bliss: Checkmate

[verismissimo]

Dvorak: Dumka

[Brassbandmaestro]

Bernstein: Slava!

[Pianorak]

Bernstein: Slava!

Beethoven: String Quartet in E minor, Op. 59, No. 2

[verismissimo]

Beethoven's other Razumovsky quartets!

[MrGongGong]

After Beethoven : Christopher DeLaurenti

[Pianorak]

After Beethoven : Christopher DeLaurenti

Before Petrushka : Christopher DeLaurenti

[Roehre]

After Beethoven : Christopher DeLaurenti

Shostakovich: Christopher Columbus overture

[3rd Viennese School]

Christopher Gunning
Symphony no.3

[Pianorak]

Christopher Gunning
Symphony no.3
Berlin: Annie Get Your Gun

[Roehre]

Berlin: Annie Get Your Gun

Shostakovich: The fall of Berlin

[vinteuil]

Shostakovich: The fall of Berlin

Kurt Weill - Aufstieg und Fall der Stadt Mahagonny

[Pianorak]

Shostakovich: The fall of Berlin
Vivaldi: Autumn

[Roehre]

Vivaldi: Autumn

Respighi: Poema autumnale

[verismissimo]

Kosma: Autumn Leaves

[Don Petter]

Kurt Weill - Aufstieg und Fall der Stadt Mahagonny

Korngold: Die Tote Stadt

(Can we keep two going at once?)

[Brassbandmaestro]

Can but try, Don Peter!

Death in Venice(Britten)

[Pianorak]

Liszt: Venetian Gondola

[Richard Tarleton]

Offenbach Tales of Hoffmann Barcarolle

[Pianorak]

Offenbach Tales of Hoffmann Barcarolle

Tchaikovsky: Barcarolle (June)

[doversoul]

The Nutcracker

We’ve had this once but it was a different association.

Too late!! It was link to Tales of Hoffmann

[Roehre]

The Nutcracker

We’ve had this once but it was a different association.

Too late!! It was link to Tales of Hoffmann

Schumann: Papillons op.2

[verismissimo]

Butterwothy: Banks of Green Willow