Sorry, no. No Englishmen (or Englishwomen) are involved.
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The three works concerned cover a 42-year period in the 20th century; the source material dates from the early 19th century.Comment
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I think I've been barking up the wrong tree
is the K not Keats ?Comment
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The K is not Keats (unless Keats was a closet German....
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ah, your K was von of themOriginally posted by Norfolk Born View PostThe K is not Keats (unless Keats was a closet German....)
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how about Henze's The Prince of Homburg for the Landgrave's youngest ?
looks like vint. was there long before me - I shall let him take overComment
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Is this something to do with the Hesse-Kassel lot then?Comment
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Originally posted by mercia View Post how about Henze's The Prince of Homburg for the Landgrave's youngest ?
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I cannot play at the mo and me Kassel thingy was wrong. But Henze's L'Upupa und der Triumph der Sohnesliebe is, absolutely, after Lady McB of Mtsensk, the most sensational opera I have ever seen (and I don't like Opera)Originally posted by mercia View Post how about Henze's The Prince of Homburg for the Landgrave's youngest ?
looks like vint. was there long before me - I shall let him take overComment
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I hope everything is OK with you Anna. Please come back to play soon.Originally posted by Anna View PostPacta sunt servanda !!!Comment
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Nor do I ... and I've never even heard of or read about that piece! Where on earth did you see it?!Originally posted by Anna View Post
"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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Oh, Good Lord, You Provincials!Originally posted by Caliban View PostNor do I ... and I've never even heard of or read about that piece! Where on earth did you see it?! Do you never get out of the chi-chi wine bars?
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No progress since the Prince of Homburg appeared just before 3.00 p.m. He should lead you without too much trouble to 'K', I would have thought.Comment
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it's von Kleist. Penthesilea, the Broken Jug, and merckx's Homburg chappie....
Henze did the Homburg; Fritz Geißler did Der verbrochne Krug, and Othmar Schoeck Penthesilea.Comment
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