Which composers do you associate with which GMG members?

[Mark]

Oh dear, I need a second lifetime to explore artists like Kate Bush but I might try what you recommend Mark because I don't have too much this kind of music (seems like I could have for about 8 euros delivered). I have a feeling I like just about everything she has done but perhaps I don't go crazy for it. She is perhaps my almost favorite artist but we'll see...

...thanks anyway for the rec!

I could be wrong, but I think you'll thank me for it. That album remains high on critics' lists of favourite pop albums.

[71 dB]

I could be wrong, but I think you'll thank me for it. That album remains high on critics' lists of favourite pop albums.

I read the praising comments about the CD and listened sound clips. I just have an eclectic taste as you have seen. I rarely like what masses like. I have sensed for years I'd like any KB album but there are less known artists I am more interested about. Anyway, it's a good idea to have even one KB CD.

[Cato]

Allright, allright Jardin it was, my mistake, geez it follows me around the forum.

Harry, the hounds love it when the fox slips!     

[karlhenning]

Woof!! 

[Harry]

Harry, the hounds love it when the fox slips!     

Well it seems I am right afterall, it is Hyacinthe Jadin
Its on the CD, and I had my glasses on.

[Harry]

71 dB=Elgar
Karl= Shostakovich
Que=Bach and Froberger.
Robert=Sallinnen
George, anything to do with Steinway piano's.
Wanderer=Mendelssohn
Bogey=Beethoven
Erato=Handel
Premont=Handel.
Sonic Man=Soler
etc, etc

[Sergeant Rock]

It's obvious you people haven't been paying attention so I'll have to toot my own horn:

Sarge - Magnard, Schmidt, P.D.Q. Bach 

Seriously, to add a few who haven't been mentioned yet:

Joe Barron - Ives

Greta - Mahler, Sibelius

Bunny - Mahler

Mark - Saint-Saens

Guido - any composer who wrote works for cello

Karl - Henning

Sarge

[greg]

Joe Barron - Ives

did anyone write
Joe Barron- Carter yet?

a few more:
Karl- any Russian composer 
Mikkel- Xenakis
M Forever- Mahler, Prokofiev

[Cato]

It's obvious you people haven't been paying attention so I'll have to toot my own horn:

Sarge - Magnard, Schmidt, P.D.Q. Bach 

Some people's interests are so multifarious, and maybe even nefarious, that they are attached  to almost everyone!

Peter Schickele, not unlike Weird Al Yankovic, is one of America's greatest living all-around faves!  

[karlhenning]

did anyone write
Joe Barron- Carter yet?

Can you doubt it? 

[greg]

Can you doubt it? 

but that was imaginary; it wasn't real 

[Sergeant Rock]

Some people's interests are so multifarious, and maybe even nefarious, that they are attached  to almost everyone!

I know...that's me. I like everyone, literally, from the medieval Anonymous to Eliot Carter....although I do have a Top 300 

Sarge

[karlhenning]

Man, Sarge, how can you cut off no. 301 like that?! 

[Mark]

Me and Saint-Saens? That's an association I can certainly bear. I have to admit I wouldn't have made it myself, but I've yet to hear a work by him that I haven't liked.

[BachQ]

Me and Saint-Saens? That's an association I can certainly bear. I have to admit I wouldn't have made it myself, but I've yet to hear a work by him that I haven't liked.

I harbor a certain jealousy that you have garnered this distinction ......... to the exclusion of everyone else .........

[Mark]

I harbor a certain jealousy that you have garnered this distinction ......... to the exclusion of everyone else .........

True. You and M Forever should also have shared this distinction.

[Lethevich]

M forever: Strauss

He liked lots of others, but defended Mr. S. most often - perhaps because the composer was insulted most often, though

[karlhenning]

True. You and M Forever should also have shared this distinction.

Still, D Minor is gracious in the face of adverse canvassage

[greg]

M forever: Strauss

He liked lots of others, but defended Mr. S. most often - perhaps because the composer was insulted most often, though

wait, which Strauss? J or R? i can see J being insulted the most...

[Lethevich]

wait, which Strauss? J or R? i can see J being insulted the most...

R. Although if you insulted J, Brahms would kick your ass