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    #121
    Originally posted by Flay View Post
    Is clue or clarification needed?
    Might a ladder be useful?
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      #122
      Originally posted by Pulcinella View Post
      ... but then I don't want to have to think of a K either!
      Ah! There is that. Please ignore my last post!
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        #123
        "In this place" = "here"? (Or, possibly, on this Forum?)
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          #124
          Oh 'eck - I think it's Jacob:

          Krzyschtchff Penderecki wrote an orchestral piece The Dream of Jacob
          Gordon Jacob wrote A Ceremonial Fanfare [EDIT: and, more pertinently, an Overture Fun Fare in 1958.]

          ... stuck on "this place": IIRC, the "real" name of one Forumista is Jacob, but I don't think s/he'd want this to be widely known, so it's probably something completely different.
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            #125
            Originally posted by ferneyhoughgeliebte View Post
            Oh 'eck - I think it's Jacob:

            Krzyschtchff Penderecki wrote an orchestral piece The Dream of Jacob
            Gordon Jacob wrote A Ceremonial Fanfare

            ... stuck on "this place": IIRC, the "real" name of one Forumista is Jacob, but I don't think s/he'd want this to be widely known, so it's probably something completely different.
            Jacob it is! (And your edit is correct!)

            You'll kick yourself about the "This Place". Think fairly late 19th century...
            Pacta sunt servanda !!!

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              #126
              Originally posted by Flay View Post
              Jacob it is! (And your edit is correct!)

              You'll kick yourself about the "This Place". Think fairly late 19th century...
              a real cream

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                #127
                Genesis 28: 16 "cumque evigilasset Iacob de somno ait vere Dominus est in loco isto et ego nesciebam"


                "And Jacob awaked out of his sleep, and he said, Surely the LORD is in this place; and I knew it not."

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                  #128
                  Originally posted by Flay View Post
                  You'll kick yourself about the "This Place". Think fairly late 19th century...
                  I'm thinking ....
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                    #129
                    ... still thinking ...
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                      #130
                      ... s t i l l thinking ...
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                        #131
                        Originally posted by Flay View Post

                        You'll kick yourself about the "This Place". Think fairly late 19th century...
                        Bruckner Locus Iste (1869) seems too early on that description.

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                          #132
                          ... so Pat Kopp needs to wear a Jacket, not just a matching top, before it can be called a "suit" ...
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                            #133
                            ... sorry, got distracted there. Still thinking ....
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                              #134
                              Generally, I'm mostly thinking that there must be better things I could be thinking about.

                              Is it a composer whose first name is (or includes) Jacob?
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                                #135
                                Originally posted by subcontrabass View Post
                                Bruckner Locus Iste (1869) seems too early on that description.
                                Ooh - I dunno: "fairly late" - over two-thirds through ...

                                It'll do for me!
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