08-01-2003 03:53									#1
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Or some musical things? Boris?

	08-01-2003 03:54									#2
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The moonlight sonata.....

	08-01-2003 03:59									#3
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His eighth Piano Sonata is good. As well as the Moonlight Sonata of course.

	08-01-2003 06:57									#4
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I've always liked the Waldstein.

Op. 13 is pathetic.

	08-01-2003 08:11									#5
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Underwater Jockey,

Moonlight sonata is the ish. Check that shiznit out.

	08-01-2003 09:26									#6
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If you mean just piano sonatas, Pathetique, Moonlight, and Waldstein are the three must-have warhorses.

The late piano sonatas are among my favorites, but are quite audacious (like all late Beethoven) and should be entered into carefully.

	08-01-2003 09:38									#7
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov The late piano sonatas are among my favorites, but are quite audacious (like all late Beethoven) and should be entered into carefully.

Just like a bath house in Thailand.



ACK!

	08-01-2003 09:40									#8
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Ah, great way to put that into terms with which GP will be familiar.

	08-01-2003 09:41									#9
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov Ah, great way to put that into terms with which GP will be familiar.

I have a way with words, and I also was in the Navy.



ACK!

	08-01-2003 10:12									#10
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The Sonata Pathetique is the best, especially the second movement. Beautiful...

	08-01-2003 11:01									#11
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yes

	08-01-2003 11:45									#12
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Just got a Beethoven CD for Christmas, never having heard the Pathetique before.

Beautiful!

Boris, how can I argue with someone of such good taste?

	08-01-2003 19:18									#13
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Easy. Don't.

	08-01-2003 19:38									#14
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Wow, a thread topic in which I have no expertise, no opinion, and no reason to participate in the discussion .................



except to disagree with Boris

	08-01-2003 19:51									#15
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What's to disagree with?

	08-01-2003 20:52									#16
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Thats the problem with the thread, I dont know enough (anything) about the topic. I'm just feeling disagreeable

	08-01-2003 21:10									#17
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Oh, there's a shock. That's like Fez coming into a thread and saying he feels like making baseless assertions.

	08-01-2003 21:44									#19
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quote: Originally posted by Tuberski I have a way with words, and I also was in the Navy. ACK!

Did you all anchor off of Patiyah (can't remember if that is right spelling.)

	08-01-2003 21:45									#20
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Boris, I meant is that what the numbers in your closed thread referred to? Just wanted to see if I solved the puzzle that everyone else thought was a splooge thread.

	08-01-2003 22:03									#21
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JohnT got the correct answer, I told him so in the thread.

	08-01-2003 22:24									#22
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Oh...I didn't read it. What was it?

	08-01-2003 22:29									#23
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It's not that hard to click to the next few pages to find it, dammit!

	08-01-2003 22:46									#24
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This thread reminds me of a limerick

The was a young man from Sparta,
Who was ever such a good farter.
On the strength of one bean,
He'd fart God Save The Queen,
And Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata

	08-01-2003 22:51									#25
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov It's not that hard to click to the next few pages to find it, dammit!

Don't be coy...boway.

And I read the thread and didn't see it.

	08-01-2003 22:56									#26
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@ PH

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A few years back, there was a 6 CD collection of all 33 of Beethoven's piano sonatas by Wilhelm Kempff.

Very nice to see the entire range presented by one performer, so that you could really focus on the range of Beethoven's compositions.

	08-01-2003 23:13									#28
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I guess I got it. I knew it was something musical.

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No you didn't, GP.

MtG--speaking of complete piano collections, there is a fantastic set on CD of Julius Katchen doing the complete solo piano works of Brahms. Probably the overall best interpretations of those works I've heard.

	08-01-2003 23:36									#30
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all this is so easy round here


the newspapers made offers and a friend of mine got the entire works of betoven bach and some others completely free (with the correct amount of coupons) and i'll start copying them with my cd burner very soon.

they are from the philarmonic orchestra of berlin or something. i hope they're good and not some cheap shots.


i once got a tape with vivaldi's 4 seasons dirt cheap and the execution was crap.