Quiz: Mystery scores

[matticus]

Is 186 the 3rd movement of Ligeti's 2nd quartet?

[J.Z. Herrenberg]

LO 177 - Berlioz, Carnaval Romain.

[lukeottevanger]

These are all correct, with the exception of Greg's Schnittke guess for 185, which is however a pretty good guess. The composer is just as well known, if not more so.

Told you these would prove no problem! 

[lukeottevanger]

Don't forget there are some on page 78 too, which are probably equally straightforward. They haven't been viewed as much, so I'm guessing not everyone who looked at page 79 has seen them.

[lukeottevanger]

Here are some more.

These ones have a Maciek-like theme (nothing fancy) and there is a recurrent composer, one of my very favourites.

LO 187

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LO 188

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LO 189

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LO 190

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LO 191

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LO 192

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LO 193

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LO 194

[lukeottevanger]

(a little titular help on the next two)

LO 195

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LO 196

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LO 197

[lukeottevanger]

Last one of this set.

LO 198

[J.Z. Herrenberg]

LO 189 - Elgar, Cockaigne

[lukeottevanger]

Correct!

I like those little pointing fingers Elgar marks in the brass parts where he allows for optional doublings...

[Mark G. Simon]

LO 190 is the slow movement of Tippett's Triple Concerto, one of my favorites of his orchestral works.

[Mark G. Simon]

LO 192 is also Tippett. It's the slow movement of the First Symphony.