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    Quote Originally Posted by Angle View Post
    Terrifying? Spirit? I don't mind if I do but not until after six.




    Thank you Angle. A relatively straightforward E (I hope).

    Mussorgsky's Great Gate of Kiev and Horowitz's most famous Scriabin showpiece.
    Ravel's Ondine and Chopin's Raindrop Prelude.
    Mahler's 10th Symphony and Schubert's 3rd Impromptu.

    What is the overarching E which governs these pairs of works?


    Apologies but I may be offline for a while.
    Last edited by Tapiola; 05-04-11 at 17:02. Reason: missing question mark

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    to set the ball rolling then I shall be away for some time, I offer

    The Scriabin showpiece was either the Etude in E minor or the Etude in D sharp minor.

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    I would go with the latter if I were you, Angle.

    Upon reflection, there is an even closer relationship between the Scriabin prelude and DSCH's final SQ...


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    so is the word enharmonic?

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    Correctamundo, mercia.

    Can you elaborate?

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    er, well that's the relationship between D sharp minor and E flat minor i.e. they look different on the page, but sound the same

    but as far as your other pairs are concerned I don't know what keys they are in, I'm afraid

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    mercia got it, but to tidy up:

    Great Gate of Kiev E flat major
    Scriabin Etude D sharp minor
    Ondine C sharp major
    Chopin Raindrop D flat major
    Mahler 10 F sharp minor
    Schubert 3rd Impromptu G flat major

    All correct ?

    Over to Mercia now

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    Quote Originally Posted by Angle View Post
    Over to Mercia now
    no I think you should take it Angle, the details are all-important, besides which your questions are absolute crackers, mine are, well, whatever the opposite is
    and you've seen Hindemith trouserless which I think is probably a trump card

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    actually Angle, now I look at your tidy-up list, they don't look enharmonically connected

    wouldn't it be F sharp minor and G flat minor?
    and E flat major and D sharp major?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mercia View Post
    and you've seen Hindemith trouserless which I think is probably a trump card
    That is indeed the platinum card of backstage passes...

    I'm now back from Whitby via North Wales, Ofca's gone to where I started from and sounds like Anna's gone to where I've just been. 10 days away on holiday, I've suffered a burning throat, peeling skin, complete lack of sleep and I've missed an entire cycle of the alphabet

    Thanks to Anna for updating the previous answers. I suspect duplications will be even harder to avoid the further this thread progresses. Trouble is, it's a finite resource - a bit like oil

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