Three Composers for Your Dinner

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vandermolen

Quote from: Harry on March 09, 2023, 01:16:24 AMThose would be.
Pjotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
Richard Arnell.
Johann Sebastian Bach.
Nice choices! An interesting combination.
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Quote from: Harry on March 09, 2023, 01:16:24 AMThose would be.
Pjotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
Richard Arnell.
Johann Sebastian Bach.

Ah, pas de souper avec Suppè:)

I expected at least one Operetta composer at dinner.  :D

When I see the covers of these discs, I think of you Harry.  :)






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Quote from: OrchestralNut on March 09, 2023, 04:45:37 AMAh, pas de souper avec Suppè:)

I expected at least one Operetta composer at dinner.  :D

When I see the covers of these discs, I think of you Harry.  :)




That would have been Franz von Suppe"as the Fourth composer. For I think "Die Schöne Galathee" is a  absolute masterwork. Andrea Bogner, is not to be beaten in her role. I have played this recording at least 25 times in one year.
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Quote from: vandermolen on March 09, 2023, 01:01:01 AMIt wouldn't surprise me if Christo of this forum has had dinner with Vasks ;D

That WOULD be cool...
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Lisztianwagner

Richard Wagner
Gustav Mahler
Arnold Schönberg

It would be amazing to hear them about their different points of view on music and art.
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DaveF

Elena Firsova, obviously:



And certainly not inviting anyone else ;D
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vers la flamme

Carlo Gesualdo
Allan Pettersson
Malcolm Arnold

Just kidding  ;D  My real list would be something like this:

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Arvo Pärt
Johannes Brahms

No clue how they'd all get along, but I would love to get to know each of them.

Cato

Easy!

Bruckner

Mahler

Schoenberg

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Judith

For me it would be
Robert and Clara Schumann and Brahms would have to tag along because he was involved with them so there are my three.

Crudblud

It is said that one should never meet one's heroes, so I would opt for the following.

Shostakovich
Debussy
Vaughan Williams

A nice evening with interesting people whose music I don't enjoy.

(poco) Sforzando

Beethoven, Wagner, Schoenberg. Might as well assemble the three most disagreeable in one place.
"I don't know what sforzando means, though it clearly means something."

Mirror Image

Three composers over dinner?

The three attendees would have to be the following:

Johannes Brahms
Franz Liszt
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Not only will you have many musical disagreements, but also three incredibly different musical perspectives. Also, the stories each of them could tell would be something else to witness for sure.
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(poco) Sforzando

Quote from: Mirror Image on May 20, 2024, 12:02:08 PMThree composers over dinner?

The three attendees would have to be the following:

Johannes Brahms
Franz Liszt
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Not only will you have many musical disagreements, but also three incredibly different musical perspectives. Also, the stories each of them could tell would be something else to witness for sure.

Why not, since Tchaikovsky considered Brahms a "giftless bastard." But what would be on the menu?
"I don't know what sforzando means, though it clearly means something."

Mirror Image

Quote from: (poco) Sforzando on May 20, 2024, 02:31:10 PMWhy not, since Tchaikovsky considered Brahms a "giftless bastard." But what would be on the menu?

Hah...that's true. I'm not sure what would be on the menu. I would have to find out what each composer likes to eat.
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Symphonic Addict

I haven't participated in here yet.

The three composers I'd invite:

Nielsen, Langgaard and Satie

Not sure how this would go, but I suspect the experience would be quite peculiar and unforgettable to say the least.
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Mirror Image

Quote from: Symphonic Addict on May 20, 2024, 06:00:34 PMI haven't participated in here yet.

The three composers I'd invite:

Nielsen, Langgaard and Satie

Not sure how this would go, but I suspect that would be peculiar to say the least.

Oh, what an odd grouping. Nielsen would talk the most, Langgaard would be pissed because of it and Satie would just sit there in silence while enjoying his baked lemon chicken. ;D

I'd actually love to talk to each of these composers, but not together!
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Symphonic Addict

Quote from: Mirror Image on May 20, 2024, 06:01:48 PMOh, what an odd grouping. Nielsen would talk the most, Langgaard would be pissed because of it and Satie would just sit there in silence while enjoying his baked lemon chicken. ;D

I'd actually love to talk to each of these composers, but not together!


As long as there were no broken dishes, disasters at home or fights, I would be happy.  ;D
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Wanderer

Quote from: Symphonic Addict on May 20, 2024, 06:00:34 PMNielsen, Langgaard 

OK, that's just being a bad host. 😁

(But wouldn't it be cool to welcome Nielsen, Langgaard already present, with this: https://youtu.be/ASBXuz1zvRg?si=ZYBk8Pr_1yjgMz2A ?) 😀

Florestan

Quote from: Symphonic Addict on May 20, 2024, 06:00:34 PMI haven't participated in here yet.

The three composers I'd invite:

Nielsen, Langgaard and Satie

Not sure how this would go, but I suspect the experience would be quite peculiar and unforgettable to say the least.

Quote from: Mirror Image on May 20, 2024, 06:01:48 PMNielsen would talk the most, Langgaard would be pissed because of it and Satie would just sit there in silence while enjoying his baked lemon chicken. ;D

I think something different would happen: Satie would just begin playing the piano and when Nielsen and Langgaard would stop quarreling and get near him, he'd interject: Don't listen, talk!  :D
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