Guess the Composer (and more)

[some guy]

...Xenakis' Hibiki Hana Ma (either that or Orient Occident, doesn't matter since no one would've been able to guess that one).

Really? Hmmm. I guess I'm just not making my presence felt on this forum, am I? Xenakis' Orient Occident has been a favorite of mine since ever so long ago. 1973 or 4. So if it were Orient Occident, I would have gotten it in a flash. (And been very pleased to see that someone else knew that lovely piece.)

As for Hibiki Hana Ma, there are a few very fleeting things in it that are like things in the earlier work, but I doubt anyone who had listened to them more than once each would mistake one for the other. (Just shows how naive I am, maybe.)

[greg]

Really? Hmmm. I guess I'm just not making my presence felt on this forum, am I? Xenakis' Orient Occident has been a favorite of mine since ever so long ago. 1973 or 4. So if it were Orient Occident, I would have gotten it in a flash. (And been very pleased to see that someone else knew that lovely piece.)

As for Hibiki Hana Ma, there are a few very fleeting things in it that are like things in the earlier work, but I doubt anyone who had listened to them more than once each would mistake one for the other. (Just shows how naive I am, maybe.)

I'm not the only one! 


(i think Lowe's just froze over) 

[Brian]

Now that I know how to do it...

[mp3=200,20,0,center]http://www.hbdirect.com/clips/464462/MG0001382687.mp3[/mp3]

[mp3=200,20,0,center]http://www.hbdirect.com/clips/250802/MG0001843486.mp3[/mp3]

[mp3=200,20,0,center]http://www.classicsonline.com/preview/MPC/0730099352925_01_02.part.mp3[/mp3]

Uh ... now that I have remembered to provide the answers  , they are 1 - Bortkiewicz (First Symphony), 2 - Kalinnikov (First Symphony), 3 - Joachim Raff (Fourth Symphony).