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| 219.1 | Very tasty, and hip too. | ESASE::EDMUNDS | But I haven't got an fm2r... | Wed Sep 28 1988 19:26 | 1 |
| Mozart 29th
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| 219.2 | This Week !!! | COMICS::LANG | Allez les Hoops | Wed Sep 28 1988 23:44 | 4 |
| Karelia suite by Sibelius
Harv
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| 219.3 | Give me that b'rock man... | SUBURB::CLARKEJ | Begin the day with a friendly voice.... | Thu Sep 29 1988 09:51 | 4 |
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The Four Seasons by Vivaldi (sp?)
Jez
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| 219.4 | It's hip to be square... | YUPPY::FELL | MAZZER | Thu Sep 29 1988 10:18 | 4 |
| Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto in B' Flat Minor!
Mazzer
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| 219.5 | WHOOPS! | CHEFS::MICOTTIN | | Thu Sep 29 1988 13:29 | 5 |
| Oh yes! I forgot! `Winter'from vivaldi's four seasons. The violin
solo is superb! My recording is Itzhak Perlman-the violinist in
the wheelchair. *Fantastic*.
By the way Keith, what did the title to your note mean?????!!!!!!!1
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| 219.6 | unhip to be hip to be square to be hip | WELMTS::GREENB | Its unpleasantly like being drunk | Thu Sep 29 1988 15:54 | 4 |
| Trumpet concerto in E flat - Handel
Bob
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| 219.7 | vote for opera | SWIFT::HUDSON | that's what I think | Fri Sep 30 1988 11:39 | 7 |
| The *whole* of 'Le Nozze di Figaro' by Mozart.
Anyone who thought opera was boring should listen to this; it's
absolutely magical.
nick
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| 219.8 | seconded ! | MUNTRA::TOWNSHEND | My Doctor says... | Fri Sep 30 1988 14:49 | 4 |
| The overture to Mozart's Cosi fan tute,
and the whole of Verdi's La Traviata...ummmm
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| 219.9 | 1 Vote for a Russian. | CRUSHA::BELL | There must be some kinda way outa here! | Fri Sep 30 1988 17:49 | 5 |
| Stravinski's 'Rite of Spring'.
The original Heavy Music.
Richard Bell
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| 219.10 | | CHEFS::MICOTTIN | | Fri Sep 30 1988 18:29 | 5 |
| Here is another vote for `Rite of Spring'
V
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| 219.11 | Mmmm | CRUSHA::SALLITT | Dave @ ICI,0642432193 | Tue Oct 04 1988 13:35 | 5 |
| Oh, and Mahler 1 or 2, by almost anybody.
Makes Iron Maiden sound like The Beverley Sisters.
Dave
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| 219.12 | | YODA::COOK | Don't worry, be morbid! | Tue Oct 04 1988 21:23 | 9 |
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re .11
Never listened to Mahler. I prefer anything J.S. Bach, I like most
of Beethoven's stuff, and especially Paginini (sp?).
and I *love* Iron Maiden!
/prc
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| 219.13 | Mrs Thatcher ????? | RTOEU::PSMITH | All my brain and body needs | Wed Oct 05 1988 10:32 | 2 |
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| 219.14 | Ferrous Woman.. | SUBURB::BURKEG | It's Different For Girls... | Wed Oct 05 1988 11:01 | 4 |
| Arent they a Heavy Metal Band?
8-) 8-) 8-)
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| 219.15 | | AYOU11::S_GOUDIE | The Nuisance of Existence | Wed Oct 05 1988 13:31 | 7 |
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Film soundtracks are a good way for being introduced to classical
take "Diva" as one perfect example .Awesome !
Stuart .
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| 219.16 | Diva was great! | RDGENG::MOXLEY | Wassappenin? | Wed Oct 05 1988 13:40 | 9 |
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re .15
YES!...I agree totally, the 'Promenade Sentimentale' solo piano
was great!, I've been looking to buy that particular toon, but can't
find it anywhere..(not the soundtrack, that is).
Si
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| 219.17 | | YODA::COOK | Don't worry, be morbid! | Wed Oct 05 1988 14:56 | 6 |
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re .15
I like the ever classic Clockwork Orange soundtrack!
/prc
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| 219.18 | Kubrick likes the classics. | CRUSHA::BELL | There must be some kinda way outa here! | Wed Oct 05 1988 16:02 | 6 |
| Yes of course Kubrick started it with 2001. Didn't he ?
I will stand correction on that.
Richard Bell
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| 219.19 | It's older hat than that | ERIC::SALLITT | Dave @ ICI,0642432193 | Wed Oct 05 1988 16:31 | 8 |
| re .18...
"Yes of course Kubrick started it with 2001. Didn't he ?"
Naaah. Brief Encounter(Rachmaninov?) and Death In Venice(Mahler's
6th.) predate 2001 by more years I care to admit to. And there's probably
zillions from before that.
Dave (41 going on 22)
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| 219.20 | I did say I would stand corrected. | CRUSHA::BELL | There must be some kinda way outa here! | Thu Oct 06 1988 13:35 | 9 |
| Of course classical music was used in films before 2001. What I
meant was the use of the music as such an integral part of the film,
like who can hear 'Also Sprack Zarathustra' now without thinking
of the opening sequence or 'The Blue Danube' without images of
cartwheeling space stations. (Anyone over 30 anyway.)
Richard Bell
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| 219.21 | Fellini was better !!! | MUNTRA::TOWNSHEND | My Doctor says... | Thu Oct 06 1988 16:20 | 2 |
| What about Fellini's use of music ????
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| 219.22 | Anyone help? | REPAIR::EDWARDS | Mandatory Suicide | Fri Oct 07 1988 13:56 | 8 |
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I listen to the odd piece of classical music now and again
Holst, Beethoven, a little Handl. But the one piece I'd really
like is The Mighty Empress (the old spice tune), only problem is
I don't know who compossed it!!
Darron. Another HM fan.
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| 219.23 | | ROSBIF::PHILIPPA | The Knights that say .... Neee! | Fri Oct 07 1988 16:32 | 10 |
| I'm not too sure who composed the 'Old Spice' theme but you can
find it on an album called Carmina Bruana - the whole thing is similar
to that tune.
Other faves: Motzart, Bach, Tchaikovsky(sp?) and all the Strauss
waltzs.
Pip
Another Heavy Metal Fan
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| 219.24 | | ROSBIF::PHILIPPA | The Knights that say .... Neee! | Fri Oct 07 1988 16:33 | 3 |
| I've just remembered Karl Orff wrote the Old Spice thingey!!!!!!
Pip
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| 219.25 | Looking for Powerful Classical CD's | EUCLID::OWEN | Hltr Skltr...we're stealin' it back! | Fri Oct 07 1988 16:47 | 7 |
| On a classical note, 8^) I am looking for some CD's to "Test Out"
my stereo equipment. I want something VERY powerful sounding.
Less flutes and violas, more percussion, bass, and brass.
Can anyone make a few suggestions on which ones I should get????
Steve O, who likes his Classical as LOUD as his Metallica!
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| 219.26 | Tri-watzisname! | SUBURB::MCSHANEG | Alas poor Yorik..I knew him well | Mon Oct 10 1988 13:27 | 5 |
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Try the 1812 ! Should be powerful enough.
Gary @ RDL
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| 219.27 | | ISTG::ADEY | We're waiting.... | Tue Oct 11 1988 18:44 | 9 |
| re: -2
The Telarc label has a bunch of discs out by Eric Kunzel and
the Cincinnati (Pops?). They perform alot of the classical
music that you are looking for. Definitely get the version of
1812 Overture on Telarc.
Ken....
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