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    Bingo! You know me so well, ON.
    ''Music, I feel, should be emotional first and intellectual second.'' - Maurice Ravel
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    And I was ready for another answer, just in case:

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    Ooh, interesting....

    I tried to find the most dramatic picture I could find for La Mer. That one's good too though.

    Now I wonder what it sounds like...
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    "Nationally-colored romanticism" influenced by his mentor. Leevi Madetoja. Try to imagine a more romantic Finnish composer than Sibelius but whose work was written after Sibelius...! BUT, the slow opening section of the first movement "has a soft, almost impressionist mien to it." It's very pleasant, but not particularly original.

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    Variation on a theme, if that's okay. What kind of music would you associate with this Van Gogh painting:

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    Hmm.

    Some kind of 'spacious' music? Depicting a landscape?
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    I could not clearly articulate the reason why but Van Gogh often reminds me of Milhaud's music. Is Suite Provençale??

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    I have to admit, I haven't heard anything by Milhaud in a while. The last piece I listened to by him was something for flute; can't remember the name of it...

    Nevertheless, I do see the Milhaud association.
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    Frankly, I don't even know what I am doing to this thread.

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    Hey, it's your thread; do what you like to it!

    I'm going to try to think of some pieces that I can find obvious pictures for. Trying to help keep the ball rolling...

    This is fun!
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    Ok, here's one that already has an association.

    ''Music, I feel, should be emotional first and intellectual second.'' - Maurice Ravel
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    Have been waiting for CD to jump in, not being sure about the musical association to the birth of Venus. Could it be Holst?

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    Hi ON - Hi Ms. RoJo,

    Well, I'm torn between a few different interpretations: Adam and Eve, Venus - this is problematical if one thinks of Holst since then there needs to be a planet imho. Daphnis and Chloe came to my mind also - well, thats it for me - I'm stumped. <: - ?
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    Nope, and nope.

    I'll give y'all a hint, seeing as I don't think this is a particularly well known work (although personally I think it should be, because I love it. )

    Think of the Pines of Rome composer...
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    Right! The associational clue was Botticelli, not Venus!
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