Quiz: Mystery scores

Started by Sean, August 27, 2007, 06:49:47 AM

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bwv 1080

Right, so the last is a transcription of a dance from a ballet

lukeottevanger

And in the spirit of getting-things-done, Steve, you ought to check out my 160, as (among others) you certainly know it. I think we have discussed or at least mentioned this work before on this board or previous ones.

bwv 1080

Quote from: lukeottevanger on November 11, 2007, 12:53:03 AM
And in the spirit of getting-things-done, Steve, you ought to check out my 160, as (among others) you certainly know it. I think we have discussed or at least mentioned this work before on this board or previous ones.

Is it Henze's Royal Winter Music?

lukeottevanger

Yes, it is - the end of the last number of the first book (Oberon)  :)

lukeottevanger

BTW, just to show that my remaining ones aren't necessarily terribly obscure:

3 of my remaining composers are on this list  ;D ;D (enjoy!)

5 are on this list

10 are on this list (and I think two of the omissions really ought to be on it or the previous one)

and 18 are on this list (at least the above omissions are on this list, thankfully, though I think several more of my samples ought to be)

greg

four more from me

lukeottevanger

G 21 - Steve Reich - Electric Counterpoint, isn't it?

... now to look at the others...

greg

yep...... you got the easy one.

lukeottevanger

G 24 - Shostakovich String Quartet 13

lukeottevanger

G 23 - Faure, Requiem (Offertorium) (Knew this fragment well, just had a minor brainfreeze trying to fix it!)

greg

wow, good job!

The last one is easy to identify the composer.... but the work may be a small problem. Maybe after a few guesses....... and if you think about this, this situation is pretty ironic  ;D

lukeottevanger

Quote from: G...R...E...G... on November 12, 2007, 06:03:53 AM
and if you think about this, this situation is pretty ironic  ;D

In what way?

greg


lukeottevanger

Well, it's George Crumb, Star Child (Musica Apocalyptica movement)... I don't see the irony yet, but I'm sure I will soon!

greg

Quote from: lukeottevanger on November 12, 2007, 11:11:19 AM
Well, it's George Crumb, Star Child (Musica Apocalyptica movement)... I don't see the irony yet, but I'm sure I will soon!
well done again, Luke!

it could've been more ironic..... a page, or a couple pages ago I had been guessing through Crumb's piano works. This score seems like it could be any one of Crumb's orchestral works, but I guess only if you're not very familiar with it. If you had to guess a few times then it'd be ironic because this time I'm the one making people guess through a genre of the same composer instead of being the one guessing.

Guido

Quote from: G...R...E...G... on November 12, 2007, 11:18:16 AM
it could've been more ironic..... a page, or a couple pages ago I had been guessing through Crumb's piano works. This score seems like it could be any one of Crumb's orchestral works, but I guess only if you're not very familiar with it. If you had to guess a few times then it'd be ironic because this time I'm the one making people guess through a genre of the same composer instead of being the one guessing.

Fascinating.
Geologist.

The large print giveth, and the small print taketh away

greg

Quote from: Guido on November 13, 2007, 12:44:58 PM
Fascinating.
now was that possibly on purpose?......

hm, maybe it was a conspiracy.... maybe it was subconsious?... maybe i just found the Crumb folder and picked one?......

ok, i gotta get 6 more up before long....

lukeottevanger

Please do - I can't get Steve's no 8 (not for lack of trying, either), and that leaves me with none to guess. I'm getting withdrawal symptoms... ;D

lukeottevanger

Meantime, no one want to have a go at my remaining ones?

greg

here's two you'll never get in a million years  :)