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About LinkBacksMy vote is for Sir Arthur Sullivan. His manuscript is just devine ... (oh yeah, and if you name the work this is an extract from I'll post you a prize).
My vote is for Sir Arthur Sullivan. His manuscript is just devine ... (oh yeah, and if you name the work this is an extract from I'll post you a prize).
Well I tried to download the manuscript and the computer just sit there
for me to do something I guess. I did!I'm sorry but I don't know of
this composer.
judy tooley
Judy - yes you do, he wrote The Mikado, The Pirates of Penzance, H.M.S. Pinafore ... (hint, it's not from any of those).
Gee, well thats a lot of help, CT
Muz, yeah, I thought so! ;-)
The music is yet a mystery for me, but the words are from Psalm 103:13 (KJV), that starts out: "Bless The Lord, O My Soul" or in German: Nun lob mein Seel, den Herren
Could be part of an oratorio ... I was thinking about Mendelssohn, but some of the strange musical intervals point away from him, but then again ... a slim possibility, perhaps.
Kh ~~.
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Amateur musicians practice until they get it right ...
Professional musicians practice until they can't get it wrong ...
Um, it's Sullivan ...
It most certainly is...i knew it! just didnt want to ruin the surprise for everybody
well, blow my nose ...... ol Sir Arthur ... very interesting, and surprising.
Kh ~
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Amateur musicians practice until they get it right ...
Professional musicians practice until they can't get it wrong ...
Wow; no black smudges, ink spills, scratched out notes, scribbles.. not even a doodle!
''Music, I feel, should be emotional first and intellectual second.'' - Maurice Ravel
''The greatest education in the world is watching the masters at work.'' - Michael Jackson
Indeed - very neat manuscript Rojo - I've seen his Mikado manuscript and it's equally as immaculate and he finished that little money spinner on a very, very tight deadline.
Too late for prize giving and I'm stunned some of the brains trust (Sweet Corn or Krummiest for example) didn't sleuth this ... but it's from Sir Arthur Sullivan's oratorio The Prodigal Son.
Brain trust(Sweet Corn)???
Oh my goodness - I must be living in a vacuum
modesty is a charming adornment, Corno!
What, my name doesn't immediately spring to mind as an example of the brains trust around here? Damn.Originally Posted by Contratrombone64
You just don't notice my smarts because you're too awestruck by my beauty... *tosses hair*
''Music, I feel, should be emotional first and intellectual second.'' - Maurice Ravel
''The greatest education in the world is watching the masters at work.'' - Michael Jackson
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