Composer Styles Described by Cats

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Stockhausen?

Looks more like Milhaud to me.

[Ken B]

Takemitsu

[EigenUser]

That's great! I assume that you made it, though. That would be too much of a coincidence... The cat even has the "deer-in-the-headlights" look that Stockhausen seems to have in some pictures.

Takemitsu

Showing up blank... Is that some kind of mean joke?

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Shostakovich cat:

[Ken B]

Shostakovich cat:

Shostakovich cat

[EigenUser]

Shostakovich cat:

Damn! I was just found one right now that I was about to post, but you beat me by three minutes!

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Debussy cat:

[Mirror Image]

Damn! I was just found one right now that I was about to post, but you beat me by three minutes!

Hah! I like your picture much better. Very Shostakovian.

[Ken B]

Sibelius cat



Antheil cat

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Sibelius cat:

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Rachmaninov cat:

[EigenUser]

Josquin cat:


Messiaen cat:


Honegger cat:


Ligeti cat:
https://www.youtube.com/v/kdmd5fenroU

[Rinaldo]

That's great! I assume that you made it, though. That would be too much of a coincidence... The cat even has the "deer-in-the-headlights" look that Stockhausen seems to have in some pictures.

Actually..

[RJR]

Speaking of cats and music, Roald Dahl wrote a short story about a cat who loved some classical music by certain composers and other composers not so much.
When I bought the book, a series of stories, the title was 'Someone like you'.
This was early Roald Dahl, before he became a well known children's book writer. I think 'Lamb to the Slaughter' was in it as well. If you haven't seen the Hitchcock Presents version of this short story you should. Several other of his adult stories were published in Playboy. Switch Bitch (a suburban wife swapping story) and I forget the other title. Something about a powerful aphrodisiac. Writen at the time of the Nixon Administration.

[Moonfish]

Paganini cat