Quiz: Mystery scores

[Maciek]

Greg, you are of course correct.

And may I add that, while you're at it, you might want to take a closer look at 126...

[Luke]

Well, clearly all Polish, or that would be my guess. And I was going to say that 126 looked like early Gorecki in any case (based on the similarity to an early Gorecki score I posted on this thread myself, a long time back). Is that it? Need to listen through to some early HG orchestral stuff, I guess...

[Maciek]

It is Gorecki - and rather early, of course. A piece I've never heard, but I think I remember Greg mentioning that he loved it. (Or else I'm confusing people, or pieces, or both... )

[greg]

126 looked familiar for some reason, even though I checked and don't have the score, whatever it is.
Which piece is it? The first symphony?

[Maciek]

The first symphony?

Spot-on.

[greg]

Spot-on.

Cool! I just turned it on after I posted that... both to see where the section might have been and in remembrance. 

[Maciek]

Cool! I just turned it on after I posted that... both to see where the section might have been and in remembrance. 

I hope I won't spoil the fun if I tell you it's from the 2nd movement?

[Luke]

James - Stockhausen, yes?

[Maciek]

Easy, Klang 17th hour – Nebadon

Yes?

[listener]

MM 128
Messiaen    Le merle noir  ?

[Maciek]

MM 128
Messiaen    Le merle noir  ?

Nope. That's actually a clarinet part.

[karlhenning]

(* pricks up left ear *)

[Maciek]

MM131

[Maciek]

MM132

[Maciek]

MM133

[Maciek]

MM134

[Maciek]

MM135

[Maciek]

MM136

[Maciek]

MM137

[Maciek]

MM138