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Hey all, was just wondering if anyone knew what this piece was? i found a flash video with it (though it's a techno mix thingy) but it more or less is the song that i'm looking for the name of. It's Here I'm pretty sure it's Russian. I was watching a program about Russia and the homeless kids and how the army took on a certain amount of them and I had heard the song when they were marching so i'm guessing that it's Russian.
Thanks,
Rob
that........was.......freaky!!!!!!!!
i will never forgive you for subjecting my fragile psyche to that sight, but i will tell you what the music is.
it's a piece called "the cavalry of the steppes", an old russian folk song.
now i'm going to go and hide in a darkened room.
lol thanks very much, i thought the animation was funny c'mon the pixel people!!! hehe thanks again,
Rob
<edit> "beh i really should have put this post into the sticky lol :P sorry Éomer of Rohan didn't notice it until it was too late feel free to merge this topic with it if you like " </edit>
Hi all,
I was lucky enough to be at the RWC in Australia. Prior to all the matches a piece of classical music was played jsut before the national anthems were sung.
Does anyone know the name of this music ?
I purchased the RWC 2003 Audio CD but the tune wasn't on it.
i'll go out on a limb here and guess that it was "World In Union", the Rugby World Cup anthem, although, not having heard the piece, i could well be wrong....
anyway, the best known version was sung by Kiri TeKanawa. hope you find what you're looking for!
Maybe telling us where you heard it would be more useful because all I could decipher from that was a beat without tone - which is probably all anyone could make out either.
Knew there were some smart guys on boards.
Many thanks.
Sorry for my complete ignorance but I enjoy most of the popular classics.
Anyone any favs I might download?
Originally posted by emmemm Knew there were some smart guys on boards.
Many thanks.
Sorry for my complete ignorance but I enjoy most of the popular classics.
Anyone any favs I might download?
You're too kind
I'm fond of Dvorak's Cello Concerto* - take a listen to this short snippet from the second movement. If you're interested/keen to hear more, I'm sure you'll find it somewhere. Both du Pre and Tortelier have excellent recordings available, so see if you can track down one of those.
* Lots of reasons - a peformance of this was the first concert my wife (a cellist) and I went to together when we started dating, for instance! We are going to see Yo-Yo Ma perform this and Elgar's Cello Concerto in May - we can't wait!
Originally posted by emmemm Knew there were some smart guys on boards.
Many thanks.
Sorry for my complete ignorance but I enjoy most of the popular classics.
Anyone any favs I might download?
Don't really know what you're into but if you like piano music you should download "big my secret" by Micheal Nyman.It's an amazing piece! one of my favourites to play! Or if you fancy something a little heavier you should try Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique Fouth movement! let me know what you think
obvious,mozart,beethoven,etc
classical: no messing
stravinsky - rites of spring
mozarts -requiem
bach - mass in b minor
prokofiev-sym no.5
rodrigo - invocation y danza (wow)
de falla /any rec: arr by Paco de lucia
jazz:armstrong,ella,billie holiday,parker,coltrane,miles,sonny rollins
no messing
wes montgomery, boss guitar/any
jobim covers / various
michael brecker / any
oscar peterson with jim hall guitar
sonny rollins / best of
john mclaughlin with defrncesco and elvin jones -after the rain (wow)
I'm not sure this is going to work, but if anyone can access the file pointed to by this link, can you identify the clip playing in the background of the Ralph and Ted sketch?
For the last 3-4 years the FAI play some classical music as Ireland and the opposing team come on to the pitch at Lansdowne Road for senior soccer matches. Does anybody know what it is?
there's a nice piece of music being played in the current EBS ads on radion and television. Its a female voice piece, does anybody know what its called?
OK. I'm looking for a classical piano piece that I heard years ago on an episode of, ehem*, Tom and Jerry. OK, yeah yeah, I know. But does anybody know what I'm on about? Tom (the cat) was basically playing this piece at a concert, and Jerry (the mouse) was just trying to piss him off while doing his performance.
The piece that Marty Mart is talking about might be by Death in Vegas, off the Scorpio Rising album. Also used on the Lost in Translation soundtrack. I think its on an ESB ad, not ESB, although that might be a typo.
Heya!
Did anyone here watch the BBC2 programme "Auchswitz"? It was on during their Holocaust Memorial series. Anyway there was a piece of classical music playing throughout the programme, violin and piano. It was amazingly good, so if anyne knows what it was, it would be VERY helpful if yu let me know!
Thanks!
Howya. I'm new to this but I thought I'd just let you know-
Whoever is looking for Nyman's "The Piano" soundtrack; better to actually buy a Naxos recording (like 8 quid or something, really cheap) of 'The Piano Concerto' by Nyman. It's a re-hashing of all the music from the movie, so its even better.
Regarding tunes you hear in ads-I bet everybody's familiar with Prokofiev's "Dance of the Knights" from his ballet Romeo&Juliet (but nobody knows what its called etc). Its always in ads for perfume and that. Check it out and such.
By the way, that BBC Documentary-haven't seen it but the music is probably by Shostakovich. It usually is in those cases (he's really good!..check out his 5th symphony/8th string quartet).