The Famous for3 Christmas Game

[french frank]

Debussy: La Cathédrale Engloutie

JS Bach, English Suites

It's a matter of one's own judgement whether the 'clues' are so obscure and contrived that the game will be slowed down. Subjectively, one may feel they are possible to decrypt because one knows the answers. But objectively, how possible are they to be unravelled by others within an acceptable length of time?

[LeMartinPecheur]

Can't we just take this thread as an opportunity to employ our own knowledge, ingenuity and whimsy to the last 'correct' answer, and admire the same qualities in others?

After all, there are no prizes and indeed no winners!

[cloughie]

JS Bach, English Suites

It's a matter of one's own judgement whether the 'clues' are so obscure and contrived that the game will be slowed down. Subjectively, one may feel they are possible to decrypt because one knows the answers. But objectively, how possible are they to be unravelled by others within an acceptable length of time?

Ravel: Daphnis & Chloe Suites 1 & 2

[french frank]

Ravel: Daphnis & Chloe Suites 1 & 2

Heinrich Schütz, Die Dafne

[Pulcinella]

Can't we just take this thread as an opportunity to employ our own knowledge, ingenuity and whimsy to the last 'correct' answer, and admire the same qualities in others?

After all, there are no prizes and indeed no winners!

You might be right, but I still won't be playing any more.
For me, the wit and (dare I say) type of cleverness I like of taking letters from one answer and working then into the next one, or having a connection such as Ravel's barque sur l'ocean becoming Sinbad's ship and the sea, has gone when so much decryption is needed, regardless of the ingenuity and whimsy involved.

[vinteuil]

Hein rich Schütz, Die Dafne

Vaughan Williams : Five variants on Dives and Lazarus



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[BBMmk2]

Can't we just take this thread as an opportunity to employ our own knowledge, ingenuity and whimsy to the last 'correct' answer, and admire the same qualities in others?

After all, there are no prizes and indeed no winners!

And JLW, quite so.

[BBMmk2]

Vaughan Williams : Five variants on Dives and Lazarus



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Mahler Symphony Mo.2 Resurrection.

[Petrushka]

Mahler Symphony Mo.2 Resurrection.

Berio: Sinfonia

[Padraig]

Mistake

[gradus]

Berio: Sinfonia

Goehr: Little Symphony, string quartet 2

[Dave2002]

Goehr: Little Symphony, string quartet 2

Poulenc: La Voix Humaine

[jayne lee wilson]

Poulenc: La Voix Humaine

Delius: A Mass of Life

[Leinster Lass]

Delius: A Mass of Life

I've just worked out the poLICE inFESTin link - that's REALLY clever!
DelIUS > SibelIUS Rakastava

[french frank]

Delius: A Mass of Life

Puccini, La Bohème