Name that piece! The game

[Amfortas]

Since we seem to have members in almost all 24 time zones, I think my suggestion that allowing 36 hours for resonses bears repeating.   That allows some catch-up time for those who can't access the board every day, and gives regular puzzle setters some breathing time.
(Not a complaint, I'm retired with lots of  potential free time .)

Good idea Listener. I'm in the US, and have often missed rounds that took place while I was asleep (or as close as I ever get to sleep) 

[mszczuj]

http://www.4shared.com/audio/20RhAed8/oyoyo-yoyoyo.html?

Probably it is obvious for some of you.

I want to please all you who just do know it to let shot them who can't recognize it.

But of course if you want you can remark your knowledge.

[mszczuj]

Since we seem to have members in almost all 24 time zones, I think my suggestion that allowing 36 hours for resonses bears repeating.   That allows some catch-up time for those who can't access the board every day, and gives regular puzzle setters some breathing time.

I'm against. I prefer to lose some opportunity than wait. So why not wait 36 hours after each hint? I prefer to participate in only three games of seven in three days than play in both games in the same time.

[Amfortas]

Sounds a lot like Tchaikovsky to me, then at the end of the clip I thought of someone like Goldmark

[mszczuj]

Sounds a lot like Tchaikovsky to me, then at the end of the clip I thought of someone like Goldmark

Neither Tchaikovsky nor Goldmark. But of course these are good shots. First name was one of these I expected. And this is in no way coincidence that Tchaikovsky is one to be expected I suppose.

I know to little about Goldmark to say something interesting.

[Amfortas]

Neither Tchaikovsky nor Goldmark. But of course these are good shots. First name was one of these I expected. And this is in no way coincidence that Tchaikovsky is one to be expected I suppose.

I know to little about Goldmark to say something interesting.

Just the way the wind writing sound at end of clip, like central European in 19th C

[listener]

are we looking for one of, maybe, nine symphonies, or five composers?

[Brian]

Is it a Finn like Madetoja?

[mszczuj]

are we looking for one of, maybe, nine symphonies

No answer to this yet, as it would remove 50 percent of orchestral music.

or five composers?

No, as far as I understand your question.

[mszczuj]

Is it a Finn like Madetoja?

No.

[mszczuj]

Well, this is composer of symphonies. As far as I know he create another important form of orchestral music.

[mszczuj]

Just the way the wind writing sound at end of clip, like central European in 19th C

What you exactly mean by "central'?

But it is good word "central'. I would use it to our composer with great satisfaction. But I'm afraid it would be only confuse you.

[Brian]

Well, this is composer of symphonies. As far as I know he create another important form of orchestral music.

Hmm, Paul Hindemith appears to have written the first concerto for orchestra. Is this one of his early works?

[listener]

Saint-Saëns, who wrote the first film score (for L'assassinat du Duc de Guise)  ?

[mszczuj]

Saint-Saëns, who wrote the first film score (for L'assassinat du Duc de Guise)  ?

No.

Hmm, Paul Hindemith appears to have written the first concerto for orchestra. Is this one of his early works?

No.

Our clip is from a symphony. This symphony was a really great succes. I suppose it could be regarded as a very important work in the history of the genre as it was a really important trendsetter.

Could be but in fact it is not so popular as it should be.

[Hattoff]

Franz Liszt, the inventor of the symphonic poem?

[mszczuj]

Franz Liszt, the inventor of the symphonic poem?

Good shot. But not him

[Amfortas]

Antonín Dvořák ?

[mszczuj]

Antonín Dvořák ?

This is another shot I was expected. When I listen to our composer music I thought very often: oh it sounds like x or it sounds like y.

As x and y acts almost all popular composers who lived in an era of The Mystery One. Tchaikovsky and Dvorak belong to most frequent x-es.

The funny thing about The Mystery Composer is that though x is often somone older than The Mystery One, even more often it is someone younger.

[Brian]

I suppose it could be Joachim Raff, though I have no idea what type of symphonic music he might have invented. The sound-world is a pretty good match and there are plenty of symphonies there.

Any other composers from the time of Dvorak or Tchaikovsky whose symphonies might be 'a really important trendsetter' I simply don't know. Unless...

EDIT: No, it is not Glinka