[allaroundmusicenthusiast]

20 Points Max per Entry - 5 Points Max per Composer - Game ends with the first composer to reach the 200 points mark

Béla Bartók - 22
Hector Berlioz - 10
Benjamin Britten - 14 (+5)
John Cage - 9

Antonín Dvořák - 19
César Franck - 4
George Frideric Handel - 15
Charles Ives - 9
Franz Liszt - 9

Felix Mendelssohn - 12
Carl Nielsen - 16
Josquin des Prez - 24 (+5)
Ottorino Respighi - 6

Arnold Schönberg - 29 (+5)
Dmitri Shostakovich - 24
Igor Stravinsky - 28 (+5)
Antonio Vivaldi - 5
Ralph Vaughan Williams - 4

20 Points Max per Entry - 5 Points Max per Composer - Game ends with the first composer to reach the 200 points mark

 

[allaroundmusicenthusiast]

20 Points Max per Entry - 5 Points Max per Composer - Game ends with the first composer to reach the 200 points mark

Dmitri Shostakovich - 61
Antonín Dvořák - 52
Arnold Schönberg - 56 (+5)
Igor Stravinsky - 42 (+5)

Béla Bartók - 54 (+5)
Carl Nielsen - 39
Felix Mendelssohn - 43
George Frideric Handel - 29
Benjamin Britten - 36 (+3)

Josquin des Prez - 36 (+2)
Hector Berlioz - 22
Ralph Vaughan Williams - 17
Ottorino Respighi - 20

Franz Liszt - 19
César Franck - 13
Charles Ives - 21
John Cage - 9
Antonio Vivaldi - 10

20 Points Max per Entry - 5 Points Max per Composer - Game ends with the first composer to reach the 200 points mark

 

[allaroundmusicenthusiast]

20 Points Max per Entry - 5 Points Max per Composer - Game ends with the first composer to reach the 200 points mark

Dmitri Shostakovich - 80
Antonín Dvořák - 62
Arnold Schönberg - 70 (+2)
Igor Stravinsky - 55 (+4)

Béla Bartók - 65 (+4)
Carl Nielsen - 52
Felix Mendelssohn - 47
George Frideric Handel - 39
Benjamin Britten - 51 (+5)

Josquin des Prez - 50 (+5)
Hector Berlioz - 35
Ralph Vaughan Williams - 22
Ottorino Respighi - 25

Franz Liszt - 28
César Franck - 15
Charles Ives - 24
John Cage - 9
Antonio Vivaldi - 10

20 Points Max per Entry - 5 Points Max per Composer - Game ends with the first composer to reach the 200 points mark

 

[allaroundmusicenthusiast]

20 Points Max per Entry - 5 Points Max per Composer - Game ends with the first composer to reach the 200 points mark

Dmitri Shostakovich - 130
Béla Bartók - 122 (+5)
Arnold Schönberg - 114 (+5)
Antonín Dvořák - 102

Felix Mendelssohn - 101
Carl Nielsen - 87
Igor Stravinsky - 84 (+5)
Benjamin Britten - 75 (+5)
Josquin des Prez - 74

George Frideric Handel - 59
Hector Berlioz - 48
Ralph Vaughan Williams - 42
Ottorino Respighi - 40
Charles Ives - 32

Franz Liszt - 37
César Franck - 22
Antonio Vivaldi - 15
John Cage - 15

20 Points Max per Entry - 5 Points Max per Composer - Game ends with the first composer to reach the 200 points mark

 

[allaroundmusicenthusiast]

20 Points Max per Entry - 5 Points Max per Composer - Game ends with the first composer to reach the 200 points mark

Dmitri Shostakovich - 160
Béla Bartók - 147 (+5)
Arnold Schönberg - 138 (+5)
Antonín Dvořák - 132

Felix Mendelssohn - 116
Carl Nielsen - 107
Igor Stravinsky - 107 (+5)
Benjamin Britten - 85 (+5)
Josquin des Prez - 78

George Frideric Handel - 61
Hector Berlioz - 48
Ralph Vaughan Williams - 42
Ottorino Respighi - 43
Charles Ives - 37

Franz Liszt - 51
César Franck - 27
Antonio Vivaldi - 25
John Cage - 15

20 Points Max per Entry - 5 Points Max per Composer - Game ends with the first composer to reach the 200 points mark

 

[allaroundmusicenthusiast]

I'm glad that Josquin squeezed in at the last moment. If I'm not mistaken, he's the only renaissance composer who made it to semi-finals.

What puzzles me is why Nielsen is so popular. He's a good composer, but he has more points than Stravinsky, Britten, Handel, Liszt, Vivaldi or Berlioz, which is kinda... weird?

I'm with you on the Nielsen. I prefer him to Vivaldi and Handel, but I really don't understand how Britten missed out and how Stravinsky was second to last, too many votes for Dvorak (whom I don't really like, except for a couple of works) and Mendelssohn (who I do like, great composer, but not above Stravinsky at any rate).

On Des Prez, I'm glad he made it to, I love him, but I wish it hadn't been at the expense of Britten.