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Old Mar-07-2007, 10:23
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Default Handel's Messiah
It's Handel's Messiah.
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The note sequence begins A (16th), A (8th), A (16th), A (16th), A (8th), A (16th), E (down, 16th), E (8th), E (16th), E (16th), E (8th), E (16th), F (up, 16th), F (8th), F (16th), F (16th), F (8th), F (16th), B (down, 16th), B (8th), B (16th), B (16th), B (8th), B (16th), A (down 16th), A (16th), E (up 16th), A (up 16th), C (up 16th), B Ab A (triplet).

What is this, please? I know I should know this...

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Could you please translate that into Layman?

First blind guess: Opening of the first movt of Symphony #40.
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Thank you. Who has produced a good version of this. I've heard some versions used commercially that sounded a little more rich and modern (without changing the music itself) than the samples I've searched out trying to find a CD.
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If I had a sound recording of it, I could produce one--but I don't. If I had one, I could probably figure it out! I relayed the notes from my head, honestly...
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Thank you. Who has produced a good version of this. I've heard some versions used commercially that sounded a little more rich and modern (without changing the music itself) than the samples I've searched out trying to find a CD.
if you go to amazon.com or itunes, you will be able to hear some snippets of various versions...
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Could you please translate that into Layman?

First blind guess: Opening of the first movt of Symphony #40.
no, not the 40th. that's a famous one with some great tunes, but not it...
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Unhappy Help Iding this Sheet Music.
I am trying to figure out what this exerpt is from and I can't seem to figure it out :/ looking for a little help:

http://theprofessional.net/images/what0003.jpg
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Can someone please tell me the title of this composition?

I was told it was by Mozart but my buddy did not know the specific title so I have decided to come here and ask.

Here is the audio:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mvSMZapvvE


Thank you ever so!
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Good afternoon,

Can someone please tell me the title of this composition?

I was told it was by Mozart but my buddy did not know the specific title so I have decided to come here and ask.

Here is the audio:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mvSMZapvvE


Thank you ever so!
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Can someone please tell me the title of this composition?

I was told it was by Mozart but my buddy did not know the specific title so I have decided to come here and ask.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mvSMZapvvE


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It's the final movement to his Serenata Notturna.
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It's the final movement to his Serenata Notturna.
thanks! What is the final movement called, Rondo, allegro..minuete?
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thanks! What is the final movement called, Rondo, allegro..minuete?
It's the rondo, although it's not the name of the movement as such. It's more to do with the type/tempo of the movement itself. In the case of some symphonies, the tempo may change within the movement itself, starting out slow, then a waltz-like part, and then fast, and so on.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempo
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rondo
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minuet

[NOTE: These articles may not be completely accurate, but it should get you started. ]
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I am trying to figure out what this exerpt is from and I can't seem to figure it out :/ looking for a little help:

http://theprofessional.net/images/what0003.jpg
That's Strauss II(?)s Radetsky March.
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Yes, that is the Radetzky March, but it is written by Johann Strauss Jr's father.
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Please follow this link and watch the trailer and tell me which classical work this is and which track would it be, someone said Carmina Burana but I can't find that song please help me!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKVNAlO4uuo
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