Innovative Composer Game (Round One)

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Madiel

#40
April 01, 2018, 03:31:15 PM
Bach (CPE) - 20
Bach (JS) - 10
Bartok - 11 (+3)
Beethoven - 39
Bellini - 6
Berg - 8
Berlioz - 19
Biber - 0
Brahms - 3

Boulanger (L.) - 2
Boulez - 19
Caccini - 0
Cage - 24
Carter 10
Chopin - 10 (+3)
Corelli - 0
Debussy - 38
Dufay - 2
Dunstable - 2

Ferrari - 10
Gesualdo - 19
Gluck - 0
Grainger - 2
Hauer - 0
Haydn (J.) - 33 (+4)
Hildegard von Bingen - 3
Ives - 31
Janáček - 6
Koechlin - 3
Every single post on the forum is unnecessary. Including the ones that are interesting or useful.

mc ukrneal

#41
April 01, 2018, 03:46:35 PM
Bach (CPE) - 20
Bach (JS) - 10
Bartok - 11
Beethoven - 39
Bellini - 6
Berg - 8
Berlioz - 19
Biber - 0
Brahms - 3

Boulanger (L.) - 2
Boulez - 19
Caccini - 0
Cage - 24
Carter 10
Chopin - 10
Corelli - 0
Debussy - 38
Dufay - 2
Dunstable - 2

Ferrari - 10
Gesualdo - 24 (+5)
Gluck - 0
Grainger - 2
Hauer - 0
Haydn (J.) - 33
Hildegard von Bingen - 3
Ives - 36 (+5)
Janáček - 6
Koechlin - 3
Be kind to your fellow posters!!

Crudblud

#42
April 01, 2018, 04:26:31 PM
Bach (CPE) - 20
Bach (JS) - 10
Bartok - 11
Beethoven - 39
Bellini - 6
Berg - 8
Berlioz - 22 (+3)
Biber - 0
Brahms - 3

Boulanger (L.) - 2
Boulez - 19
Caccini - 0
Cage - 26 (+2)
Carter 15 (+5)
Chopin - 10
Corelli - 0
Debussy - 38
Dufay - 2
Dunstable - 2

Ferrari - 10
Gesualdo - 24
Gluck - 0
Grainger - 2
Hauer - 0
Haydn (J.) - 33
Hildegard von Bingen - 3
Ives - 36
Janáček - 6
Koechlin - 3

GioCar

#43
April 01, 2018, 10:57:24 PM
Bach (CPE) - 20
Bach (JS) - 10
Bartok - 11
Beethoven - 39
Bellini - 6
Berg - 8
Berlioz - 22
Biber - 0
Brahms - 3

Boulanger (L.) - 2
Boulez - 19
Caccini - 0
Cage - 26
Carter 15
Chopin - 10
Corelli - 5 (+5)
Debussy - 38
Dufay - 7 (+5)
Dunstable - 2

Ferrari - 10
Gesualdo - 24
Gluck - 0
Grainger - 2
Hauer - 0
Haydn (J.) - 33
Hildegard von Bingen - 3
Ives - 36
Janáček - 6
Koechlin - 3

San Antone

#44
April 01, 2018, 10:58:37 PM
Bach (CPE) - 20
Bach (JS) - 10
Bartok - 11
Beethoven - 39
Bellini - 6
Berg - 8
Berlioz - 22
Biber - 0
Brahms - 3

Boulanger (L.) - 2
Boulez - 19
Caccini - 0
Cage - 31 (+5)
Carter 15
Chopin - 10
Corelli - 5
Debussy - 43 (+5)
Dufay - 7
Dunstable - 2

Ferrari - 10
Gesualdo - 24
Gluck - 0
Grainger - 2
Hauer - 0
Haydn (J.) - 33
Hildegard von Bingen - 3
Ives - 36
Janáček - 6
Koechlin - 3

Sammy

#45
April 02, 2018, 12:47:59 AM
Bach (CPE) - 20
Bach (JS) - 10
Bartok - 11
Beethoven - 44 (+5)
Bellini - 6
Berg - 8
Berlioz - 22
Biber - 0
Brahms - 3

Boulanger (L.) - 2
Boulez - 19
Caccini - 0
Cage - 36 (+5)
Carter 15
Chopin - 10
Corelli - 5
Debussy - 43
Dufay - 7
Dunstable - 2

Ferrari - 10
Gesualdo - 24
Gluck - 0
Grainger - 2
Hauer - 0
Haydn (J.) - 33
Hildegard von Bingen - 3
Ives - 36
Janáček - 6
Koechlin - 3

Gurn Blanston

#46
April 02, 2018, 04:29:11 AM

Bach (CPE) - 25  (+5)
Bach (JS) - 10
Bartok - 11
Beethoven - 44
Bellini - 6
Berg - 8
Berlioz - 22
Biber - 0
Brahms - 3

Boulanger (L.) - 2
Boulez - 19
Caccini - 0
Cage - 36
Carter 15
Chopin - 10
Corelli - 5
Debussy - 43
Dufay - 7
Dunstable - 2

Ferrari - 10
Gesualdo - 24
Gluck - 0
Grainger - 2
Hauer - 0
Haydn (J.) - 38  (+5)
Hildegard von Bingen - 3
Ives - 36
Janáček - 6
Koechlin - 3
Visit my Haydn blog: HaydnSeek

Haydn: that genius of vulgar music who induces an inordinate thirst for beer - Mily Balakirev (1860)

mc ukrneal

#47
April 02, 2018, 05:03:58 AM
Bach (CPE) - 25
Bach (JS) - 10
Bartok - 11
Beethoven - 49 (+5)
Bellini - 6
Berg - 8
Berlioz - 22
Biber - 0
Brahms - 3

Boulanger (L.) - 2
Boulez - 19
Caccini - 0
Cage - 36
Carter 15
Chopin - 10
Corelli - 5
Debussy - 43
Dufay - 7
Dunstable - 2

Ferrari - 10
Gesualdo - 24
Gluck - 0
Grainger - 2
Hauer - 0
Haydn (J.) - 38
Hildegard von Bingen - 3
Ives - 41 (+5)
Janáček - 6
Koechlin - 3
Be kind to your fellow posters!!

André

#48
April 02, 2018, 05:15:23 AM

Bach (CPE) - 25
Bach (JS) - 10
Bartok - 11
Beethoven - 49 (+5)
Bellini - 6
Berg - 8
Berlioz - 22
Biber - 0
Brahms - 3

Boulanger (L.) - 2
Boulez - 19
Caccini - 0
Cage - 36
Carter 15
Chopin - 10
Corelli - 5
Debussy - 43
Dufay - 7
Dunstable - 2

Ferrari - 10
Gesualdo - 24
Gluck - 0
Grainger - 2
Hauer - 0
Haydn (J.) - 43 (+5)
Hildegard von Bingen - 3
Ives - 41 (+5)
Janáček - 6
Koechlin - 8 (+5)

Cato

#49
April 02, 2018, 06:06:39 AM

Bach (CPE) - 25
Bach (JS) - 10
Bartok - 11
Beethoven - 49
Bellini - 6
Berg - 8
Berlioz - 22
Biber - 0
Brahms - 3

Boulanger (L.) - 2
Boulez - 19
Caccini - 0
Cage - 36
Carter 15
Chopin - 10
Corelli - 5
Debussy - 43
Dufay - 7
Dunstable - 2

Ferrari - 10
Gesualdo - 29 (+5)
Gluck - 0
Grainger - 2
Hauer - 0
Haydn (J.) - 43
Hildegard von Bingen - 3
Ives - 46  (+5)
Janáček - 6
Koechlin - 8
"Meet Miss Ruth Sherwood, from Columbus, Ohio, the Middle of the Universe!"

- Brian Aherne introducing Rosalind Russell in  My Sister Eileen (1942)

Florestan

#50
April 02, 2018, 06:09:50 AM
Bach (CPE) - 30 (+5)
Bach (JS) - 10
Bartok - 11
Beethoven - 49
Bellini - 6
Berg - 8
Berlioz - 27 (+5)
Biber - 0
Brahms - 3

Boulanger (L.) - 2
Boulez - 19
Caccini - 0
Cage - 36
Carter 15
Chopin - 10
Corelli - 5
Debussy - 43
Dufay - 7
Dunstable - 2

Ferrari - 10
Gesualdo - 29
Gluck - 0
Grainger - 2
Hauer - 0
Haydn (J.) - 43
Hildegard von Bingen - 3
Ives - 46 
Janáček - 6
Koechlin - 8
"Beauty must appeal to the senses, must provide us with immediate enjoyment, must impress us or insinuate itself into us without any effort on our part. ." — Claude Debussy

Marc

#51
April 02, 2018, 08:18:26 AM
Bach (CPE) - 30
Bach (JS) - 15 (+5)
Bartok - 11
Beethoven - 50 (+1)
Bellini - 6
Berg - 8
Berlioz - 27
Biber - 0
Brahms - 3

Boulanger (L.) - 2
Boulez - 19
Caccini - 0
Cage - 36
Carter - 15
Chopin - 12 (+2)
Corelli - 5
Debussy - 43
Dufay - 8 (+1)
Dunstable - 2

Ferrari - 10
Gesualdo - 29
Gluck - 0
Grainger - 2
Hauer - 0
Haydn (J.) - 43
Hildegard von Bingen - 4 (+1)
Ives - 46 
Janáček - 6
Koechlin - 8

Sammy

#52
April 02, 2018, 08:33:39 AM
This is the moment for the Half-Time Adjustment.  The 10 works having 5 or fewer points are eliminated from the game.

Fresh Board:

Bach (CPE) - 30
Bach (JS) - 15
Bartok - 11
Beethoven - 50
Bellini - 6
Berg - 8
Berlioz - 27
Boulez - 19
Cage - 36

Carter - 15
Chopin - 12
Debussy - 43
Dufay - 8
Ferrari - 10
Gesualdo - 29
Haydn (J.) - 43
Ives - 46 
Janáček - 6
Koechlin - 8

Mirror Image

#53
April 02, 2018, 08:35:49 AM
Bach (CPE) - 30
Bach (JS) - 15
Bartok - 11
Beethoven - 50
Bellini - 6
Berg - 8
Berlioz - 27
Boulez - 19
Cage - 36

Carter - 15
Chopin - 12
Debussy - 48 (+5)
Dufay - 8
Ferrari - 10
Gesualdo - 29
Haydn (J.) - 43
Ives - 51 (+5)
Janáček - 6
Koechlin - 8

Mahlerian

#54
April 02, 2018, 08:44:35 AM
Bach (CPE) - 30
Bach (JS) - 17 (+2)
Bartok - 11
Beethoven - 50
Bellini - 6
Berg - 8
Berlioz - 27
Boulez - 24 (+5)
Cage - 36

Carter - 15
Chopin - 15 (+3)
Debussy - 48
Dufay - 8
Ferrari - 10
Gesualdo - 29
Haydn (J.) - 43
Ives - 51
Janáček - 6
Koechlin - 8
"l do not consider my music as atonal, but rather as non-tonal. I feel the unity of all keys. Atonal music by modern composers admits of no key at all, no feeling of any definite center." - Arnold Schoenberg

Sergeant Rock

#55
April 02, 2018, 08:54:37 AM
Bach (CPE) - 30
Bach (JS) - 17
Bartok - 11
Beethoven - 55
Bellini - 6
Berg - 8
Berlioz - 27
Boulez - 24
Cage - 36

Carter - 15
Chopin - 15
Debussy - 48
Dufay - 8
Ferrari - 10
Gesualdo - 29
Haydn (J.) - 48 (+5)
Ives - 56 (+5)
Janáček - 16
Koechlin - 8
the phone rings and somebody says,
"hey, they made a movie about
Mahler, you ought to go see it.
he was as f*cked-up as you are."
                               --Charles Bukowski, "Mahler"

San Antone

#56
April 02, 2018, 09:00:23 AM
Are we allowed to vote again today because it is a fresh board?

Sammy

#57
April 02, 2018, 09:11:33 AM
Quote from: Marcabru on April 02, 2018, 09:00:23 AM
Are we allowed to vote again today because it is a fresh board?

We are never allowed to vote twice in one day.

Mirror Image

#58
April 02, 2018, 09:22:27 AM Last Edit: April 02, 2018, 09:31:41 AM by Mirror Image
Quote from: Baron Scarpia on April 02, 2018, 08:48:13 AMAnd I must say it is a surprise to me to see Ives getting so many points. For the life of me, I can't imagine why anyone would listen to one of his works twice. Clearly I am missing something.

I can't imagine why anyone would want to listen to a Stockhausen or a Philip Glass piece twice, but that doesn't stop people from enjoying it. As for Ives, he was one of those composers in my beginnings with classical music that I took to rather quickly (along with Bartók). One of the things that cemented the deal for me with his music was hearing The Unanswered Question for the first time. This was a complete revelation to me and it still is. Other Ivesian revelations came from his Symphony No. 4, Central Park in the Dark, and the violin sonatas. The way he bridged the European classical tradition with a modern way of thinking plus his inclusion of rustic American music like folk songs and religious hymns was totally singular in the United States. He probably didn't win many fans, but his vision for a music that somehow took all of these different genres and made them work and form something that was so cohesive and united is truly inspiring, but his approach was also influential in the long run. You may not like his music and it's fine that you don't, but you cannot deny that Ives knew exactly what he was doing and that his music was ahead of its' time. This said, I also love Ruggles and Crawford Seeger who clearly were a part of first American modernists.

Mirror Image

#59
April 02, 2018, 10:37:02 AM
Quote from: Baron Scarpia on April 02, 2018, 10:13:53 AM
Yes, I'm well aware that he is highly regarded by some. Regrettably, I have I found nothing to enjoy in the music. It is a matter of taste.

Well, in your case, it's a matter of taste, but I'm speaking more from an objective standpoint not a subjective one.
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