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A 'selfie' taken in 1946.Comment
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Not such a well known one, I suppose, but he wrote one of the best-known waltzes of them all (and I couldn't resist the photo). I can't find anything bigger, either!Comment
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A compatriot of the last one:
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Sad to think there was a time when no-one would have got him.Originally posted by Tony View Post
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Blimey,struggling here
408 - on the right Josef Suk,who won a medal for compostion at the Olympics.
On the left,no idea
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Is it Ivanovici (? is that how it's spelt?) - I remember a waltz called 'Over the Danube's Waves' that had a very familiar tune.Originally posted by Pabmusic View Post
Not such a well known one, I suppose, but he wrote one of the best-known waltzes of them all (and I couldn't resist the photo). I can't find anything bigger, either!Comment
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If Ivanovici is correct then I'm guessing he was Rumanian - so is this one Enescu?Originally posted by Pabmusic View PostA compatriot of the last one:
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That's better than anything I can come up with Ros.Originally posted by Roslynmuse View PostComment
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#408,I wonder if the guy on the left is Novak ?Comment
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It doesn't quite match any of the available photos of Ivanovici:Originally posted by Roslynmuse View Post
But "one of the most famous waltzes ever"? Do we need to get our skates on and see a younger version of:
(the mouth area might be the same?)[FONT=Comic Sans MS][I][B]Numquam Satis![/B][/I][/FONT]Comment
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