Classical Music Association Thread

[Roehre]

JS Bach:- Coffee Cantata, BWV 211

Villa Lobos: String quartet no. 3 "Quartetto das pipocas" (fags, these are...)

[Don Petter]

Villa Lobos: String quartet no. 3 "Quartetto das pipocas" (fags, these are...)

Wolf-Ferrari: Susanna's Secret (which was smoking!)

[doversoul1]

El Salon Mexico: Copland
Don’t they serve coffee and maybe sell pipocas?

[Anna]

Where do people find some of these works?

I get confused. What is the connection with De Bello Gallico and Beckus the Dandipratt? And, if pratt or dandy is the connection, should that not be the next post? Yours sincerely, Confused of Llandrindod Wells.

[doversoul1]

Wolf-Ferrari: Susanna's Secret (which was smoking!)

Oh! Susanna: Stephen Foster

[Don Petter]

I get confused. What is the connection with De Bello Gallico and Beckus the Dandipratt?

Well, because of quick-fire posting, we seem to sometimes get two interwoven series of posts and responses, independent of eachother. Dandipratt was my bad pun on d'Indy, I'm afraid.

Post in haste .. I now see this wasn't an example of the interweaving, but my answer still stands.

[Don Petter]

I get confused. What is the connection with De Bello Gallico and Beckus the Dandipratt? And, if pratt or dandy is the connection, should that not be the next post? Yours sincerely, Confused of Llandrindod Wells.

Now this thread is getting even more confusing! See my other, wrong at the time, but because you've now edited and extended your post, now right, answer about postings getting out of sync. It happens when by the time you post an answer, someone else has been even quicker to post an answer and gets in before you. Inevitable when the going gets hot. For this reason I always try to post starting with a quote to help clarify the intended sequence.

Sorry about that CoLW - Have a lie down and it will all seem better in the morning!

[Anna]

Sorry, I only edited my post by adding CoLW! I will have to consult the Rev. Eli Jenkins after a lie-down. We shall no doubt have some cocoa and some calico quality time together and all will be clear in the morning.

[Roehre]

Oh! Susanna: Stephen Foster

Stockhausen: Susanna's Echos

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

"Confused of Llandrindod Wells", don't ever apologise. I have reason to be grateful to the people of this town. In 1971, I was on a cycling holiday and after passing through the town, later discovered my wallet was missing. Cycling back to L.W., I went to the police station, which was empty. A few minutes later, a policeman came back, saying "I've been looking for you; your wallet's been handed in." (My student I.D. card was in it.) Wonderful town - wonderful people!

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Returning to the thread:

Mozart: The Marriage of Figaro (Susanna)

[Roehre]

Returning to the thread:

Mozart: The Marriage of Figaro (Susanna)

Hindemith: Sancta Susanna

[hmvman]

Grieg: Wedding Day at Troldhaugen

(Linking with Marriage of Figaro)

[Roehre]

Grieg: Wedding Day at Troldhaugen

(Linking with Marriage of Figaro, though it should have been with Sancta susanna )

Rossini: Le Nozze di Figaro

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

I thought the Italian master composed a setting of the prequel - The Barber of Seville.