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Welcome to the series of games titled What's another year. It is based on a suggestion by @Shaughnessy. Image above is in public domain (link).

Every game will focus on compositions from one particular year, from 1919 until 2018. Yes, I'm shooting for 100 games and possibly a follow-up (an overarching game with the 3 highest classified works of each year).

The games (years) are run in randomized order. Game 24 is the year 1966. For information, the next game will be the year 1991.

Each game will have a nomination phase and a game phase (in one thread).

You can nominate one composition per day, from the year that is the game year. Eligible compositions are those listed on the Wikipedia pages or any others that are composed in the year. As soon as we have sixteen works, the game will start.

Relevant pages:
Wikipedia - The year 1966 in Classical Music (scroll past premieres)
What's another year - Fixing Wikipedia

Note that Wikipedia does sometimes contain some errors in the yearly list. In the end, if reliable sources indicate a different year for the completion, I'll go with that.

Please use this lay-out for the nominations (including first name), so I can easily cut and paste:

1. Tōru Takemitsu - The Dorian Horizon
 

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Ah, the year of my birth. Of course the greatest product of that year was ........... me!

In all seriousness, I nominate Malcolm Arnold's – Fantasy for solo flute.

I have to confess to only listening to this composition as I grasped for what to nominate. I have to admit to being quite impressed with the composition.

11. Malcolm Arnold – Fantasy for solo flute
 

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The rules:

1) you may vote once during your calendar day.
2) you have 10 points to distribute, but no composition may receive more than 4 points (deviating from the Bulldog games). Just copy/paste the latest board and add your votes.
3) there is no halfway elimination of compositions with low scores.
4) the game ends with the first composition to reach 80 points.
5) at the end of the round, the top ten compositions will be recognized, the top three will qualify for an extra game. If necessary, I will use a tiebreaker: the last time there was a difference between the works ending on the same number of points.
6) do not post negative remarks on any of these compositions, feel free to discuss them positively, and at any time you may post YouTube links to their works.

If there is anything unclear, just ask.

Ahmed Adnan Saygun - String Quartet No. 3, Opus 43 - 0
Dmitri Shostakovich - Cello Concerto no. 2 - 2 (+2)
Dimitri Shostakovich - String Quartet No. 11 in F minor, Op. 122 - 2 (+2)
Giacinto Scelsi - Uaxuctum - 2 (+2)

György Ligeti - Cello Concerto - 0
György Ligeti - Lux aeterna - 0
Iannis Xenakis - Terretektorh - 0
Igor Stravinsky - Requiem Canticles - 0

Reminder: you have 10 points, max 4 per composition, round ends at 80 points, top ten will be recognized, top three will qualify for an extra game

Joly Braga Santos - Symphony no. 5 "Virtus Lusitaniae" - 0
Leo Brouwer - Conmutaciones (for percussion and prepared piano) - 0
Malcolm Arnold – Fantasy for solo flute - 0
Mieczyslaw Weinberg - String Quartet No. 11 - 2 (+2)

Miklós Rózsa - Sinfonia Concertante, Opus 29 - 0
Paavo Heininen - Adagio - 0
Roberto Gerhard - Epithalamion - 0
Tōru Takemitsu - The Dorian Horizon - 2 (+2)
 

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Ahmed Adnan Saygun - String Quartet No. 3, Opus 43 - 6
Dmitri Shostakovich - Cello Concerto no. 2 - 6 (+4)
Dimitri Shostakovich - String Quartet No. 11 in F minor, Op. 122 - 2
Giacinto Scelsi - Uaxuctum - 6 (+4)

György Ligeti - Cello Concerto - 0
György Ligeti - Lux aeterna - 0
Iannis Xenakis - Terretektorh - 0
Igor Stravinsky - Requiem Canticles - 0

Reminder: you have 10 points, max 4 per composition, round ends at 80 points, top ten will be recognized, top three will qualify for an extra game

Joly Braga Santos - Symphony no. 5 "Virtus Lusitaniae" - 0
Leo Brouwer - Conmutaciones (for percussion and prepared piano) - 0
Malcolm Arnold – Fantasy for solo flute - 0
Mieczyslaw Weinberg - String Quartet No. 11 - 2

Miklós Rózsa - Sinfonia Concertante, Opus 29 - 2 (+2)
Paavo Heininen - Adagio - 0
Roberto Gerhard - Epithalamion - 0
Tōru Takemitsu - The Dorian Horizon - 2
 
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