Identifying music - thread - Page 49 - Classical Music Forums

david johnson · #**721** (**permalink**) Mar-28-2008, 17:22

oooh....sounds close. what would the 'real' preceding it be?
jer real eater...maybe some such was heard.
if so, roy, it's by arnold schoenberg.

dj

opus67 · #**722** (**permalink**) Mar-28-2008, 17:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cyclopus

gurrelieder?

Shoenberg? Elevator music? Nah!

Cyclops · #**723** (**permalink**) Mar-28-2008, 17:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by opus67

Shoenberg? Elevator music? Nah!

Hey I wouldnt mind traveling in that elevator!

gp4rts · #**724** (**permalink**) Mar-31-2008, 03:00

To Newton G:

It sounds like imitation Wagner to me. Listen to "Magic Fire Music" here, starting at 4:19:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=qzJ73Dp7Sx4&feature=related

anushree.g · #**725** (**permalink**) Mar-31-2008, 09:02

Hi,

Could anyone guess the name of the work and the name of
the composer:
http://homepage.mac.com/finchkeith/M...Theater32.html

Cheers,
Keith

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Rondo · #**726** (**permalink**) Apr-01-2008, 07:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cyclops

Hey I wouldnt mind traveling in that elevator!

It's one of those elevators that go up and down, and from side to side.

alexwilding · #**727** (**permalink**) Apr-01-2008, 21:32

Hey guys, really I'm just looking for full versions of these tunes if poss but need to know what they're called first, if anyone can help, had to export them as movie files, hope they work!

Thanks,

Alex

1 more to follow in next post.

Captain Wawa · #**728** (**permalink**) Apr-02-2008, 21:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by Captain Wawa

Hello,

I was wondering if anybody can help me out in ID'ing this classical piano piece?

Audio Clip

Thanks

Hi guys, I'm still looking for an ID on this piano piece. Anyone?

Thanks

Methodistgirl · #**729** (**permalink**) Apr-03-2008, 10:46

I'm sorry but my computer won't play it.

Do you have it any other way?
judy tooley

Cyclops · #**730** (**permalink**) Apr-03-2008, 12:05

Wouldnt work for me either, and it crashed my PC, had to reboot.

Methodistgirl · #**731** (**permalink**) Apr-03-2008, 14:53

It doesn't sound like Debussy it might be Ravel.
judy tooley

Cyclops · #**732** (**permalink**) Apr-03-2008, 15:07

Well to be honest it sounds a mishmash of Bach,Chopin and Debussy. My guess is its an original piece composed for that movie.

alexwilding · #**733** (**permalink**) Apr-03-2008, 15:07

Really!!! Sorry! I can email you them as aiff files, just the forum didn't accept them. Be great for some help!

Cyclops · #**734** (**permalink**) Apr-03-2008, 15:19

Yea its because theyre quick time movies and I dont have Qucik Time on here. Dont know what format aiff is. Can you not upload one to youtube?(or even photobucket)

dan16 · #**735** (**permalink**) Apr-03-2008, 23:56

OK, first I'll put you in the picture. I've been playing piano for about 5 years now, although I stopped having lessons 2 years ago and I haven't been practicing so much recently. I sometimes play this duet when I'm at my friends house and I've somehow picked it up from other people but I've never known what it's actually called or had any sheet music of it.

It goes as follows:

The melody goes:

C, C, C B A B C D E, E, E D C D E F G, C, A G F E D C. (the comma's indicating holding the note for a bit longer).

The other person does scales to this tune as follows:

C- C E G, A- A C E, F- F A C, G- G B D etc (notes with a dash are done in left hand and held, the others are scales done in the right hand).

This might be a bit vague, but I'd really appreciate if I could put a name to the tune.

Thanks,
Dan