Composer elimination game

Started by Siedler, December 26, 2007, 10:06:51 AM

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Brian


Siedler

JS Bach 13
Beethoven 11
Berg  2 -
Brahms 10
Bruckner  8
Chopin 6 -
Dvorak 6
Haydn 10
Mahler 6 +
Mozart 7
Schubert 6
Shostakovich 9
Stravinsky 8
Tchaikovsky  4

Siedler

Quote from: knight on December 30, 2007, 09:14:07 AM
I am not sure about this business of encouraging spouses to come along and vote here.
I think you are right, Mike. So no wifes/husbands/dogs, please. Move along!  $:)

Keemun

JS Bach 13
Beethoven 11
Berg  2 - 1 = 1
Brahms 10
Bruckner 8 + 1 = 9
Chopin 6
Dvorak 6
Haydn 10
Mahler 6
Mozart 7
Schubert 6
Shostakovich 9
Stravinsky 8
Tchaikovsky  4
Music is the mediator between the spiritual and the sensual life. - Ludwig van Beethoven

Brian

JS Bach 13
Beethoven 11
Berg  1 - 0 = ZERO
Brahms 10
Bruckner 9
Chopin 6
Dvorak 6
Haydn 10
Mahler 6
Mozart 7
Schubert 6
Shostakovich 9
Stravinsky 8
Tchaikovsky  4 + 1 = 5


DANG that feels GOOD!  ;D  *high-fives Keemun*

gmstudio

JS Bach 13 + 1 = 14
Beethoven 11
Brahms 10
Bruckner 9
Chopin 6
Dvorak 6 - 1 = 5
Haydn 10
Mahler 6
Mozart 7
Schubert 6
Shostakovich 9
Stravinsky 8
Tchaikovsky 5

BachQ

JS Bach 14
Beethoven 11
Brahms 11 (+)
Bruckner 9
Chopin 6
Dvorak 5
Haydn 10
Mahler 6
Mozart 7
Schubert 6
Shostakovich 9
Stravinsky 7 (-)
Tchaikovsky 5

greg

JS Bach 14
Beethoven 11
Brahms 11
Bruckner 9
Chopin 6
Dvorak 4    -
Haydn 10
Mahler 7    +
Mozart 7
Schubert 6
Shostakovich 9
Stravinsky 7
Tchaikovsky 5

dvorak is next

The new erato

JS Bach 14
Beethoven 11
Brahms 11
Bruckner 9
Chopin 6
Dvorak 4   
Haydn 10
Mahler 7   
Mozart 7
Schubert 7 +
Shostakovich 9
Stravinsky 7
Tchaikovsky 4  -

btpaul674


longears


btpaul674

Philistine? It is those who eliminated Berg that are of Philistia!

Brian

Quote from: btpaul674 on December 30, 2007, 12:47:40 PM
Philistine? It is those who eliminated Berg that are of Philistia!
It's actually called Columbus, Indiana.  ;D

Lilas Pastia

Premont, you have to try harder at understanding british humour  :D

prémont

Quote from: Lilas Pastia on December 30, 2007, 02:18:32 PM
Premont, you have to try harder at understanding british humour  :D

Ooh, did you think I was serious?  :o
Reality trumps our fantasy far beyond imagination.

rappy

JS Bach 13 -
Beethoven 11
Brahms 11
Bruckner 9
Chopin 6
Dvorak 5 +   
Haydn 10
Mahler 7   
Mozart 7
Schubert 7
Shostakovich 9
Stravinsky 7
Tchaikovsky 4


No, I don't dislike Bach, but it's unfair concerning Dvorak, Tchai, Mozart and Schubert, isn't it? Why is Bach twice as good as Mozart and Schubert?  :o

btpaul674

Quote from: Brian on December 30, 2007, 02:11:47 PM
It's actually called Columbus, Indiana.  ;D

funny because I am from Columbus, Ohio.

Go bucks. Bo Berg.

longears

Quote from: rappy on December 30, 2007, 03:27:56 PM
...is Bach twice as good as Mozart and Schubert?
Schubert?  Certainly.  In fact, if you divide the number of their published works by the average number of annual performances and multiply the result by the average number of parts per score, raised to the power equal to their respective numbers of musical progeny over the mean number of repeats per composition times modulations, you will find that Bach was exactly 2.3796 times better than Schubert.

As for Mozart...are you out of your effing mind?  ;) ;D

springrite

Quote from: longears on December 30, 2007, 04:00:11 PM
Schubert?  Certainly.  In fact, if you divide the number of their published works by the average number of annual performances and multiply the result by the average number of parts per score, raised to the power equal to their respective numbers of musical progeny over the mean number of repeats per composition times modulations, you will find that Bach was exactly 2.3796 times better than Schubert.

As for Mozart...are you out of your effing mind?  ;) ;D
Now, if only the field of vibrator theory can be put in such scientific terms...  ;D

longears

Quote from: springrite on December 30, 2007, 04:19:35 PM
Now, if only the field of vibrator theory can be put in such scientific terms...  ;D
Well, Paul, having just come from the Janine Jansen v Hilary Hahn hotness thread, I've got your musical vibrator theory right here: