Match picture(s) with a classical music work - Game

[DieNacht]

On the Overgrown Path (or something to that effect) - Janacek.

Spot on !

[The new erato]

Spot on !

I thought it was In the Fern Country.

[Opus106]

As for Mirror Image's... image: Villa-Lobos, Forest of the Amazon

The location in the picture is neither in South America nor India, so it can neither be V-L (my first guess also, given MI's inclination) nor Koechlin's Jungle Book.

[Opus106]

I thought it was In the Fern Country.

That would be New Zealand, wouldn't it?

[DieNacht]

Here´s a new one - sincerely ! The work has a long duration ..




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[North Star]

That reminds me of Cage's 4:33.

[DieNacht]

Longer duration !

[North Star]

What about this one?

[North Star]

Longer duration !

Perhaps the Enigma Variations, then?

[DieNacht]

No, though it also had a very varied palette ...

[DieNacht]

 


A flying mandarin ? That must be a miracle ...

[North Star]

A flying mandarin ? That must be a miracle ...

Indeed.


Still, your previous problem is still an Unanswered Question.

[The new erato]

Ah; the love for the one orange by Prokofiev!

[DieNacht]

Unanswered Question

The work requires a lot more performers.

[mc ukrneal]

I would have said: Beethoven's 9th>

(Orange, Clockword Orange, Alex's favorite Symphony, Beethoven's 9th. Orange: false premise, led to wrong conclusion. Elementary, Mr Watson).
An easy one:

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[DieNacht]

Googling Gogol and Shosty will produce an answer ?

[Opus106]

The question mark represents a question that most listeners ask when thy encounter Brian's 'Gothic' symphony: what's the point?

[DieNacht]

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- the answer was meant to be : Scriabin: "Mysterium" / "The Final Mystery" 

[Wanderer]

What about this one?

Shouldn't there be three?

[North Star]

Shouldn't there be three?

That is a mandarin, not an orange...
What's more, it's flying, and that is something I would consider to be miraculous.