Classical Music Association Thread II

[Pulcinella]

Von Deutscher Seele - Pfitzner

Palestrina: Missa ut re mi

(Too late: cloughie got in first!)

So in that case, from Merry....

Debussy: La mer

PS: Even correction late, so happy to let ferny's contribution be the continuation......
PPS: And now ferney has deleted his contribution. I'll stay on the sidelines for a while.

[cloughie]

palestrina: Missa ut re mi

too late!

[cloughie]

Palestrina: Missa ut re mi

(Too late: cloughie got in first!)

So in that case, from Merry....

Debussy: La mer

Chausson: Poème de l'amour et de la mer

[jean]

Palestrina: Missa ut re mi

Plainsong:

(Doubly too late, but it's too pretty to delete...)

[cloughie]

Plainsong:

Debussy;Chansons De Bilitis

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Sorry, cloughie - which rules are you playing by now?

[cloughie]

Sorry, cloughie - which rules are you playing by now?

Following the sequence as it appeared - as Jean had not added in the quote, her response fitted. Her doubly late comment appeared after I had responded so I feel my following of the rules was legit.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Following the sequence as it appeared - as Jean had not added in the quote, her response fitted. Her doubly late comment appeared after I had responded so I feel my following of the rules was legit.

But the citing of the Palestrina - which you had previously declared "out!" - did appear in in her post.

[bluestateprommer]

In perhaps another futile attempt to merge the streams back, pace # 314 and # 320:

Debussy;Chansons De Bilitis

Ned Rorem: "Sing, My Soul, His Wondrous Love"

[jean]

But the citing of the Palestrina - which you had previously declared "out!" - did appear in in her post.

In an attempt to legitimise my intervention, may I point out that that plainsong adumbrates the diatonic major scale, and so has associations with (almiost) anything.

[vinteuil]

In an attempt to legitimise my intervention, may I point out that that plainsong adumbrates the diatonic major scale, and so has associations with (almiost) anything.

John Bull: Chromatic Fantasia on Ut, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpDkbRpxwKw

[BBMmk2]

NB: Apologies Cloughie, if |I was out of step!! Perish the thought. Well there are rules yes. All I am saying is that it be good if the poster included a quote from the last message, and there has to be some sort of connection(maybe however wayward) But above all else, this is supposed to be a fun thread, nothing more nothing less. Just for the Season of Advent and the 12 Days of Christmas and not after!!!(otherwise it be coal!! :))

Please not the above quote please. There seems some confucious reignings here! :)

[BBMmk2]

John Bull: Chromatic Fantasia on Ut, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpDkbRpxwKw

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John Bull: The King's Hunt

[cloughie]

As they say in Dragon's Den - I'm out - Enjoy your Plainsong, Pop in your Palestrina or boost your John Bull!

[ahinton]

John Bull: The King's Hunt

Johann Strauss II: Polka Auf der Jagd