Who was the master of the Adagio?

Started by Carlos von Kleiber, June 28, 2008, 01:16:04 PM

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Who was the master of the Adagio?

Bach
3 (15%)
Bartok
1 (5%)
Beethoven
15 (75%)
Berg
0 (0%)
Berlioz
1 (5%)
Brahms
6 (30%)
Bruckner
15 (75%)
Chopin
2 (10%)
Debussy
0 (0%)
Dvorak
2 (10%)
Elgar (multi-dimensional)
2 (10%)
Händel
0 (0%)
Haydn
2 (10%)
Hindemith
1 (5%)
Janacek
0 (0%)
Ligeti
1 (5%)
Liszt
0 (0%)
Mahler
9 (45%)
Mendelssohn
1 (5%)
Messiaen
2 (10%)
Mozart
4 (20%)
Poulenc
0 (0%)
Prokofiev
1 (5%)
Rachmaninov
0 (0%)
Ravel
1 (5%)
Schönberg
0 (0%)
Shostakovich
1 (5%)
Schubert
2 (10%)
Schumann
0 (0%)
Sibelius
3 (15%)
Skriabin
1 (5%)
Stockhausen
0 (0%)
Strauss
1 (5%)
Telemann
1 (5%)
Tchaikovsky
1 (5%)
Vivaldi
1 (5%)
Wagner
2 (10%)
Webern
0 (0%)

Total Members Voted: 20

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Bonehelm

#20
June 30, 2008, 07:46:13 PM
Bruckner 5
Bruckner 8
Bruckner 7
Bruckner 9
Bruckner...

Monsieur Croche

#21
July 01, 2008, 11:06:41 PM
Bruckner, Messiaen, and... Mozart.

RebLem

#22
July 01, 2008, 11:12:59 PM
I can't imagine why my choices were not very popular, but I chose Bach, Elgar, and Shostakovich.
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