Classical Music Association Thread II

[Serial_Apologist]

Penderecki:Polymorphia

Boulez: Polyphonie X

[Pianorak]

Boulez: Polyphonie X

Poulenc: La Voix Humaine (Polly on the phon-e)

[Pulcinella]

Poulenc: La Voix Humaine (Polly on the phon-e)

I didn't know that the role was for a parrot!
What you learn on this forum, eh?

[gradus]

???Handel from Szymanowski/Alex from Roxie/Feast from Roger - actually I can make a link in that last pair, but a most inappropriate one!)

Roxanne aka Mrs ..... 'The Great'

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Roxanne aka Mrs ..... 'The Great'

Oooh ... you learn something every day. (Trouble is, I usually forget it by the next day ... )

[ahinton]

I didn't know that the role was for a parrot!

Yes, Maître François wrote it under the influence of his earlier compatriot Alkan.

[ahinton]

Oooh ... you learn something every day. (Trouble is, I usually forget it by the next day ... )

And while we're still en france...

Caplet: Le Pain Quotidien

[Bryn]

And while we're still en france...

Caplet: Le Pain Quotidien

Stretching it a bit, Elgar, elaborated Payne, Symphony No. 3.

[ahinton]

Stretching it a bit, Elgar, elaborated Payne, Symphony No. 3.

For some unaccountable reason I thought that someone might come up with that! Yes, it is indeed perhaps stretching it a little in that it's not actually been performed daily since its emergence in February 1998! What's so good about this work is that most people these days refer to it simply as "Elgar 3" and don't even mention Payne's name when thinking of its title, which is surely the best compliment that Tony P could possibly be paid for his labours on it.

Anyway, stretching it even farther...

Medtner: 3 Hymns in praise of toil, Op. 49

[BBMmk2]

For some unaccountable reason I thought that someone might come up with that! Yes, it is indeed perhaps stretching it a little in that it's not actually been performed daily since its emergence in February 1998! What's so good about this work is that most people these days refer to it simply as "Elgar 3" and don't even mention Payne's name when thinking of its title, which is surely the best compliment that Tony P could possibly be paid for his labours on it.

Anyway, stretching it even farther...

Medtner: 3 Hymns in praise of toil, Op. 49

Mendelshonn: Symphony no.2 Hymn of Priase

[cloughie]

Mendelshonn: Symphony no.2 Hymn of Priase

Vaughan Williams:Hymn tune prelude

[EdgeleyRob]

Vaughan Williams:Hymn tune prelude

Grace Williams: Symphony No. 1, in the form of Symphonic Impressions of the Glendower Scene in Henry IV Part 1

[vinteuil]

Va ugh an W ill iams:Hymn tune prelude

Grace W ill iams: Symphony No. 1, in the form of Sym phoni c Impressions of the Glendower Scene in Henry IV Part 1

Charpentier : le Malade Imaginaire

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YhpS01LoCU

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[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Charpentier : le Malade Imaginaire

Marais: Le Tableau de l'Operation da la Taille

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAfUUgg25_U

[cloughie]

Marais: Le Tableau de l'Operation da la Taille

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAfUUgg25_U

DVORAK:The Water Goblin