Identifying music - thread - Page 60 - Classical Music Forums

eric707 · #**886** (**permalink**) Jul-23-2008, 12:45

Hi!
I was wondering if anyone could identify that song that I will link below. Unfortunately it is only 10 seconds long.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zCzTIDc7Rg

Thanks

post-minimalist · #**887** (**permalink**) Jul-24-2008, 13:01

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Originally Posted by moka

Hi, I'm a newcomer with hopes you can help me identifying a song.

An acquaintance whom I lost complete contact with years ago gave me an album with this piece and any information about the composer or the performer is lost. I labelled it as Debussy as I think it sounds similar to him but I've listened to several samples of his work with no luck finding it. Please help me:

download link

Thanks.

This is the Passepied from the Suite Bergamasque by Claude Debussy.

moka · #**888** (**permalink**) Jul-24-2008, 22:49

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Originally Posted by post-minimalist

This is the Passepied from the Suite Bergamasque by Claude Debussy.

Thank you very very much.

Scelsi · #**889** (**permalink**) Jul-25-2008, 09:12

I just enjoyed a few pieces of Victor Borge on YouTube, which reminds me of something I've seen like many years ago on TV:

A (I think) German performer (like Victor Borge) who does a persiflage on cello playing, using only his voice and gradually adding more and more "cello tries to play chords" sounds to it.
I didn't play the cello myself yet in those days and already laughed so hard I still remember.

Who knows this piece, knows where/how to enjoy it?

Donovans Brain · #**890** (**permalink**) Aug-04-2008, 13:54

I have about 20 minutes of this mystery music that I recorded off the radio over ten years ago. The tape ran out before the end. I've tried several forums hoping someone can name it but so far it remains a big mystery.

It's dramatic, atmospheric music for orchestra, sounds 20th century, and at one point an organ booms in and plays for a few minutes.

Many thanks for taking a listen to these samples. I can add more if requested.

Scelsi · #**891** (**permalink**) Aug-05-2008, 19:43

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Originally Posted by Donovans Brain

I have about 20 minutes of this mystery music that I recorded off the radio over ten years ago. The tape ran out before the end. I've tried several forums hoping someone can name it but so far it remains a big mystery.

It's dramatic, atmospheric music for orchestra, sounds 20th century, and at one point an organ booms in and plays for a few minutes.

Many thanks for taking a listen to these samples. I can add more if requested.

No idea, but it sounds (s)he listened a lot to Shostakovitch and Lutoslawski and could be interested in writing some filmscores

I'm curious too!

tvern23 · #**892** (**permalink**) Aug-05-2008, 22:27

I have this piano song someone sent me as an email attachment and i need to know the name and composer if possible. If someone can help I'd appreciate it.

Ciel_Rouge · #**893** (**permalink**) Aug-07-2008, 02:07

Perhaps this is obvious but I somehow cannot recall this one:

opus67 · #**894** (**permalink**) Aug-07-2008, 16:04

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Originally Posted by Ciel_Rouge

Perhaps this is obvious but I somehow cannot recall this one

Schubert, Symphony No. 9 Mvt. I

dfhwze · #**895** (**permalink**) Aug-08-2008, 01:07

hi

i once searched for 4 classical pieces from the romantic period, spanish flavoured style.
2 pieces have been identified: rimsky-korsakov - capriccio espagnol and bizet - carmen / sarasate - carmen fantasy.
i have tried to recreate some of the most marquant melodies of the other pieces with some
syntheziers. here are the samples, i hope anyone has any clues for me.

spanish 01.mp3 - 0.55MB
spanish 02.mp3 - 0.83MB

thx in advance

YsayeOp.27#6 · #**896** (**permalink**) Aug-09-2008, 01:09

They were both composed by Georges Bizet, they are part of his opera L'Arlesienne.

Weston · #**897** (**permalink**) Aug-09-2008, 14:56

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Originally Posted by dfhwze

i have tried to recreate some of the most marquant melodies of the other pieces with some
syntheziers. here are the samples, i hope anyone has any clues for me.

spanish 01.mp3 - 0.55MB
spanish 02.mp3 - 0.83MB

thx in advance

Never mind that. Where can I find complete classical synth music I know you must have produced?

Before you purests out there start coughing and harumphing - remember that your nervous system runs on electricity.

dfhwze · #**898** (**permalink**) Aug-09-2008, 15:58

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Originally Posted by YsayeOp.27#6

They were both composed by Georges Bizet, they are part of his opera L'Arlesienne.

thx alot man, i searched these tracks for more than 10 years

Salieri=Innocent · #**899** (**permalink**) Aug-13-2008, 07:29

Their is a song on Michael Moores fil SiCKO it sounds beethoven'ish. I have heard it before but i dont know what it is or who its from its in a part of the film where a former nurse is testifying in court

Rachovsky · #**900** (**permalink**) Aug-13-2008, 14:25

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0386032/soundtrack

The only orchestral pieces I see are Adagio for Strings & Star Wars Theme.