Program Music: Your Sex Life

Started by Ken B, March 01, 2019, 11:23:39 AM

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Which piece describes your sex life?

Nielsen, Inextinguishable
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Chopin, Minute Waltz
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Mozart, Hunt Quartet
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Mahler, Symphony of a Thousand
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Adams, Short Ride In A Fast Machine
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Max Richter, Sleep
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Schubert, Unfinished
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Widor, Toccata
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Grofe, Grand Canyon
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Ravel, Concerto for the Left Hand
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Strauss, Don Juan
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Beethoven, Emperor
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Scarlatti, Cat's Fugue
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Albinoni, Adagio
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Haydn, The Clock
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Tartini, Devil's Trill
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Boughton, Greek
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Beethoven, Hammerklavier
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Tchaikovsky, Little Russian
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Haydn, Le Midi
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Hovhaness, Mount St. Helens
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Stockhausen, Gruppen
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Koechlin, 7 Stars
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Gorecki, Sorrowful Songs
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Haydn, The Bear
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Nyman, Stroking
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Nyman, Synchronizing
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Banana
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Ken B

Inspired by Brian's anecdote about his friend who said The Rite Of Spring describes his sexual activity in detail.

Florestan

Hah!

I'll play sincerely.

With respect to frequency: Beethoven - The Ruins of Athens

With respect to the best moments: Scriabin - The Poem of Ecstasy

With respect to the worst moments: Schubert - The Unfinished Symphony

Overall assessment: Haydn - Symphony No. 30 in C major, Hob I:30 "Hallelujah"

Si un hombre nunca se contradice será porque nunca dice nada. —Miguel de Unamuno

Marc

Inspired by the Monty Python quote "Sex sex sex, that's all they think about!" (Life of Brian, 1979), my choice is: J.S. Bach, In allen meinen Taten, BWV 97.




Brahmsian

Is there a 'Concerto for the right hand'?  ;D

amw


vandermolen

#5
Witty thread.

I rather liked the character in the Benny Hill show, many decades ago who said:

'I certainly don't believe in sex before marriage and I'm none too sure about it afterwards'

8)
"Courage is going from failure to failure without losing enthusiasm" (Churchill).

'The test of a work of art is, in the end, our affection for it, not our ability to explain why it is good' (Stanley Kubrick).

Ken B

Quote from: vandermolen on March 01, 2019, 03:34:47 PM
Witty thread.

I rather liked the character in the Benny Hill show, many decades ago who said:

'I certainly don't believe in sex before marriage and I'm none to sure about it afterwards'

8)
"Do you believe in same sex marriage?"
"Yes indeed. I have been married for 40 years ... and the sex always the same."

Mirror Image

I think Varèse's Déserts pretty much sums it up. :P

NikF4

#8
I much prefer slim women to fat women. And I do like women who choose to remove all of their body hair. As a result, I'm confused by Mussorgsky: Night on Bald Mountain.

e: which reminds me, with an unknown you should always wrap it up (serious talk: although not double wrap - because the increased friction can increase chances of the condom breaking) but wrap all the same to avoid an unwanted intimate encounter with Koechlin: Le buisson ardent.

Dima

Quote from: ChamberNut on March 01, 2019, 01:45:33 PM
Is there a 'Concerto for the right hand'?  ;D
The Poem of Ecstasy has an arrangement for the right hand. :P

Florestan

Quote from: ChamberNut on March 01, 2019, 01:45:33 PM
Is there a 'Concerto for the right hand'?  ;D

You could try for once Ravel's Concerto for the Left Hand and pretend you were just Haydn's Il distratto;D
Si un hombre nunca se contradice será porque nunca dice nada. —Miguel de Unamuno

david johnson

Do not forget Wagner - Ride of the Valkyries