haven't done this in a while, like always,
note:
- majority of the pieces are obscure pieces by famous composers, so i am not intentionally trying to make your life miserable.
- All tracks were taken from the beginning
- the first one is the easiest, while the last one is the hardest (almost impossible to figure it out)
- if you know the answer, don't spill it immediately, reply and say that you got it, and say it only when the files are downloaded atleast 10 times.
- no clues are given, assume that the pieces are not related at all.
- some answers can be deduced, so don't give it up just yet, there are "musical" clues within the music.
Song 1 the easiest
Song 2 little harder
Song 3 hard
Song 4 Hardest
Song 1 - I know it, but can't place it. >:(
Song 2 - Something by Vivaldi?
Song 3 - No idea ... ???
Song 4 - No idea ... ???
I like #4 and demand to know what it is.
(#1 is easy).
Quote from: D Minor on June 23, 2007, 10:47:07 AM
I like #4 and demand to know what it is.
(#1 is easy).
be patient, i'll tell you in a matter of hours.
okay:
Clip 1
Beethoven "Waldstein" sonata
Clip 2
Haydn Symphony no.21 last movement
Clip 3
DVORAK Suite in A major "American"
Clip 4
Robert Fuchs, Symphony no.3
Rats! I should've known the first one! And I was inches from changing my mind about my Vivaldi guess and opting for a Haydn Symphony ... though I'd have probably gone for the wrong one! ;D
Quote from: MahlerTitan on June 23, 2007, 03:23:40 PM
Clip 4
Robert Fuchs, Symphony no.3
Would not have guessed that in 3.1 million years ........ >:D
Quote from: Mark on June 23, 2007, 03:29:31 PM
Rats! I should've known the first one! And I was inches from changing my mind about my Vivaldi guess and opting for a Haydn Symphony ... though I'd have probably gone for the wrong one! ;D
How dare you! Confused Haydn with Vivaldi? They're not even from the same period! :D
Just kidding. I thought it was Bruckner. ;D
Quote from: Bonehelm on June 23, 2007, 05:30:27 PM
How dare you! Confused Haydn with Vivaldi? They're not even from the same period! :D
Just kidding. I thought it was Bruckner. ;D
speaking of bruckner, there is an album of bruckner's piano pieces on naxos.
Quote from: D Minor on June 23, 2007, 05:12:55 PM
Would not have guessed that in 3.1 million years ........ >:D
That's understandable. None of Fuchs 3 symphonies is in d minor ;) . From what I've been able to gather, there's only one recorded version available from the Thorofon label.
QuoteSong 2 - Something by Vivaldi?
What are you nuts? I didn't know it either but that Vivaldi?
Quote from: Bonehelm on June 23, 2007, 05:30:27 PM
How dare you! Confused Haydn with Vivaldi? They're not even from the same period! :D
Quote from: Mozart on June 24, 2007, 02:01:41 AM
What are you nuts? I didn't know it either but that Vivaldi?
Listen again to that energetic string playing. There's a CD of Vivaldi Violin Concerti on Onyx with Viktoria Mullova playing which has moments very much like the one in the clip MT posted, hence my being thrown.
No way dude, Vivaldi is much more predictable than that. Starting from second 10, there no way Vivaldi wrote that. It just goes to a tangent Vivaldi never touches. Again I didn't know it was Haydn but Vivaldi? LOL