Classical Music Association Thread II

[Pulcinella]

Handel did one setting, Bbm - but as it's a "hart" (ie a deer):

Birtwistle: Gawain

(Act Two includes a stag hunt.)

Mozart: SQ17 (The Hunt)

[Tapiola]

Mozart: SQ17 (The Hunt)

Schnittke: Moz-Art a la Haydn

[BBMmk2]

Handel did one setting, Bbm - but as it's a "hart" (ie a deer):

Birtwistle: Gawain

(Act Two includes a stag hunt.)

Thanks Ferney! I am sure that was what I was trying to put down. :)

[BBMmk2]

Schnittke: Moz-Art a la Haydn

Brahms: Variations & Fugue on a theme of Haydn.

[ahinton]

Brahms: Variations & Fugue on a theme of Haydn.

Sorabji: Variations and Fugue on Dies Iræ

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Brahms: Variations & Fugue on a theme of Haydn.

Ermm ... no such work, Bbm.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Sorabji: Variations and Fugue on Dies Iræ

As this work actually exists, it doesn't "connect" with Bbm's offering.

[Pulcinella]

Brahms: Variations & Fugue on a theme of Haydn.

Some confusion, BBM?
The Brahms Variations and Fugue are on a theme of Handel.
The Haydn set is the St Anthony Variations.

Anyway:
Rubbra: orchestration of Brahms Variations and fugue on a theme of Handel.

[vinteuil]

The Haydn set is the St Anthony Variations.

... which of course were based on a theme not by Haydn

[ahinton]

As this work actually exists, it doesn't "connect" with Bbm's offering.

As you rightly note, it respectively does and it doesn't, for which I can only offer an apology in the form of a mix of "should've gone to Specsavers" and "more Haydn, less speed'n'"...

[ahinton]

the St Anthony Variations.

Mahler: Des Antonius von Padua Fischpredigt

Anyway:
Rubbra: orchestration of Brahms Variations and fugue on a theme of Handel

Might this collaborative project be said to have been composed/orchestrated by Rubbrahms?

[Pulcinella]

... which of course were based on a theme not by Haydn

(But thought to be at the time Brahms wrote his piece, I guess, rather like the attribution to Pergolesi of the source of some of the material for Pulcinella!)

[ahinton]

(But thought to be at the time Brahms wrote his piece, I guess, rather like the attribution to Pergolesi of the source of some of the material for Pulcinella!)

Haydn: Variations and Fugue on a theme of Rubbra, orch. Brahms (to which entirely frivolous reference I owe my recollection from years ago of a spoof essay by - I think - Graham Johnson about Tippett's influence on Beethoven but which, having searched high and low, I cannot now find)...

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

As we appear to be on a Haydn to nothing,

Mahler: Des Antonius von Padua Fischpredigt

Liszt: Legende: St Francis of Assisi preaching to the Fish

[Serial_Apologist]

As we appear to be on a Haydn to nothing,



Liszt: Legende: St Francis of Assisi preaching to the Fish

Debussy: Poissons d'or