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Bruckner 00 ‘ The extra additional’
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Bruckner 0 ‘The additional’
Bruckner 00 ‘ The extra additional’ -
Brahms 1 - The Déjà vuComment
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But coming before rather than after.....so wouldn't various adaptations of "prequel" be more apt?Originally posted by cloughie View PostComment
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No because they were obviously given numbers afterwards! I suppose they could have done the Schubert thing and confused everyone - imagine ordering Sym 4 and receiving Sym 2 on your mat or maybe Sym 1 if chronology was adjusted too!Originally posted by jayne lee wilson View PostComment
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We can take a few lessons from Star Wars....Originally posted by cloughie View Post
But Bruckner: Symphony No.0 "The Prequellian" ... has a nice ring to it, no?
Still working on"00"....something more evocative than studiensymphonie.... come on, get thinking...
So how about....
Bruckner: Symphony No 00 "The Primordial"....
Bruckner: Symphony No.0 "The Prequellian"....
Works OK yeah? But now, what do we call the actual No.1.....Last edited by jayne lee wilson; 30-12-20, 18:09.Comment
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Anteprequelian, now you come to ask.Originally posted by jayne lee wilson View PostWe can take a few lessons from Star Wars....
But Bruckner: Symphony No.0 "The Prequellian" ... has a nice ring to it, no?
Still working on"00"....something more evocative than studiensymphonie.... come on, get thinking...
So how about....
Bruckner: Symphony No 00 "The Primordial"....
Bruckner: Symphony No.0 "The Prequellian"....
Works OK yeah? But now, what do we call the actual No.1.....
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Hmm... I want something catchier, with a significant arrival on the scene implied....like Nielsen 1, there's a feeling of self-announcement about the Bruckner 1st...Originally posted by Bryn View PostAnteprequelian, now you come to ask.Last edited by jayne lee wilson; 31-12-20, 13:51.Comment
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Bruckner Symphony No.1: A Man in Full.
Come on, how about a new name for the highly pictorial Mahler 1....
This thread could be a better game than the free-cryptic-associative ones...Comment
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When, many years ago, I was pregnant and unwisely attended concerts with darling baby seemingly squeezing my bladder out of boredom, there was a Bruckner symphony that I named 'The Interminable,' or 'The Never-Ending'.Comment
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Ahem, the two together are entitled 'The Railway Modeller's Special'.Originally posted by cloughie View Post
And no, I'm not believing AB was a railway enthusiast!
PS I've suddenly realised Karajan must have been an 00 gauge (4mm/ft) and 0 gauge (7mm/ft) railway modeller. Why else would he have coupled (good word!) 4 and 7 in his HMV set SLS811, my own intro to Bruckner???I keep hitting the Escape key, but I'm still here!Comment
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It was indeed. I was referring to the BBC April Fool that told us that the noise of locos in the Alps was a strong musical inspiration to AB, which seemed very plausible. It wasn't so long ago, on these boards, that I learnt it was utter fiction. Some illusions are best left uncorrected!Originally posted by cloughie View PostNo that was AD!
I keep hitting the Escape key, but I'm still here!Comment
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Snow up your way LMP? Been hail and rain here!Originally posted by LeMartinPecheur View PostIt was indeed. I was referring to the BBC April Fool that told us that the noise of locos in the Alps was a strong musical inspiration to AB, which seemed very plausible. It wasn't so long ago, on these boards, that I learnt it was utter fiction. Some illusions are best left uncorrected!Comment
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