Classical Music Association Thread

[Roehre]

Stanford: Trottin' To The Fair

Bantock: Fifine at the Fair

[Mahlerei]

Mussorgsky: Sorochinsky Fair

[Flosshilde]

Mussorgsky: Sorochinsky Fair

Stravinsky - Petrushka (set in a fair, & it's Russian - double connection!)

[Flosshilde]

Originally Posted by Don Petter
Charles Willeby: My Grief on the Sea

Francis Chagrin

Overture Helter Skelter

Alison - I can't work out the connection - unless it's grief/Chagrin. Anyway, thank goodness you moved the thread away from all that grief to a lighter topic!

[NickWraight]

Daphnis and Chloe (not just another ballet following on from Petrushka...)

[doversoul1]

Daphnis and Chloe (not just another ballet following on from Petrushka...)

So what's the connection?

[Roehre]

Daphnis and Chloe (not just another ballet following on from Petrushka...)

Denissov: Colin et Chloë - Suite J'ecume des jours

[doversoul1]

Mozart - Requiem

(if anyone requires the connection I do have a reasonable one !!)

Shubert Symphony No.8 Unfinished

Let’s not go back to grieves and funerals. (Poor mouse… or was it the cat?)

[Roehre]

Shubert Symphony No.8 Unfinished

Let’s not go back to grieves and funerals. (Poor mouse… or was it the cat?)

Weingartner:

Symphony no.6 in b-minor opus 74 "La Tragica" (3rd mvt based on unfinished scherzo from Schubert 8)

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Schubert: Symphony no. 4 (Tragic)

[NickWraight]

Doversoul,

Petrushka/Daphnis and Chloe: connection is Diaghilev.

[Roehre]

Schubert: Symphony no. 4 (Tragic)

Berwald: Tragic overture "Estrella di Soria"

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Brahms: Tragic Overture.

Roehre, you certainly have a very wide knowledge.

[Roehre]

Brahms: Tragic Overture opus 81.

Roehre, you certainly have a very wide knowledge.

No, I am afraid I am only disguising the many gaps very well :)

Brahms: Academic Festival Overture opus 80 (the other overture's -immediate- sister work)

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Respighi: Roman Festivals