Originally posted by visualnickmos
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'Intellectual Snobbery'?
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Don Petter
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I will confess that the Overture is the only part of William Tell that I know. The Lone Ranger theme tune of course only uses the more famous horse-galloping section. I can actually remember playing the opening slow bit aged about seven as part of my very stunted solo piano career. All this will change on 5 July at ROH when we are lined up for the full opera - all four hours of it.
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Rachmaninoff's fourth concerto - I would never have made the "Three Blind Mice"/"Two Lovely Black Eyes" connection if it hadn't been for the Penguin Guide telling me that I might.
The thing I think of when I hear this is "Serge was really having an off-day when he thought this up."[FONT=Comic Sans MS][I][B]Numquam Satis![/B][/I][/FONT]
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Originally posted by ferneyhoughgeliebte View PostRachmaninoff's fourth concerto - I would never have made the "Three Blind Mice"/"Two Lovely Black Eyes" connection if it hadn't been for the Penguin Guide telling me that I might.
The thing I think of when I hear this is "Serge was really having an off-day when he thought this up."
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Originally posted by EdgeleyRob View PostI once had great difficulty persuading a work colleague that The Apprentice music is not called The Apprentice.
He'd never heard of Prokofiev btw.
Called me a clever clogs,not sure if that's as bad as being called a snob.
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