Originally posted by Philip
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Then we expect a better effort from you than all this feeble guess work!
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Back now to the "Necked symphony"...Comment
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Feeble, you say? We shall see.Comment
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Would the Sweet symphony be the Ninth? Because it's "after eight"?Comment
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That's very good , but Philip's already got this one Michael! - it is the first symphony dedicated to Baron Von SWIETENOriginally posted by Michael View Post'Man know thyself'Comment
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Oh, sorry. Didn't spot that. So now we're stuck with "necked". Now, if it was "nicked" we might get away with the Eroica, the first theme of which Beethoven nicked from Mozart.Comment
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You are partly right, but it's nothing to do with the Eroica or Mozart!Originally posted by Michael View Post'Man know thyself'Comment
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Necked Symphony: Egmont
Egmont lost his head and the Siegessymphonie which concludes the incidental music lost its beginning.Comment
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Bonsoir Mes amis - I'll check on your thoughts tomorrow morning when all will be revealed!'Man know thyself'Comment
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Sorry no, but I'm curious why you think that? Ah I see your explanation now, but no!Originally posted by Roehre View Post'Man know thyself'Comment
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Ingenious. Because the overture & incidental music both end with a Victory Symphony.Originally posted by Roehre View PostComment
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You can't go to bed and leave us all swinging by the neck!Originally posted by Peter View PostComment
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Then perhaps the "Jena Symphony", Anh. 1, now known to be the work of Friedrich Witt?Originally posted by Peter View PostComment
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