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- N3croyeti disse...
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- Jan 28 2009, 0h31
zorzynek said:
N3croyeti said:
zorzynek said:
FLAC/APE format.
looooooool, enjoy your wasted hard drive space

well, I'm not accepting this, and it pisses me off too
aw sorry bro, totally read it wrong. Was pretty cream crackered earlier.

[quote][b][user]N3croyeti[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]zorzynek[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]N3croyeti[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]zorzynek[/user][/b] said: FLAC/APE format. [/quote] looooooool, enjoy your wasted hard drive space[/quote] well, I'm not accepting this, and it pisses me off too[/quote] aw sorry bro, totally read it wrong. Was pretty cream crackered earlier.[quote]

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- trombipulation disse...
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- Jan 31 2009, 2h58
Anybody have any of Stravinsky's string quartet compositions? He only wrote a few pieces, but I'd like to hear them. I'm willing to trade.

Also, any of Charles Ives's string quartets qould be awesome. I'm trying to track down string quartet compositions of all of my favorite composers.

I just thought of Benjamin Britten as well, so his string quartet pieces too. Any help, or do I have to spend real money?

[quote][b][user]trombipulation[/user][/b] disse: Anybody have any of Stravinsky's string quartet compositions? He only wrote a few pieces, but I'd like to hear them. I'm willing to trade. Also, any of Charles Ives's string quartets qould be awesome. I'm trying to track down string quartet compositions of all of my favorite composers. I just thought of Benjamin Britten as well, so his string quartet pieces too. Any help, or do I have to spend real money? [quote]

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- trombipulation disse...
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- Jan 31 2009, 2h59
Anybody have any of Stravinsky's string quartet compositions? He only wrote a few pieces, but I'd like to hear them. I'm willing to trade.

Also, any of Charles Ives's string quartets qould be awesome. I'm trying to track down string quartet compositions of all of my favorite composers.

I just thought of Benjamin Britten as well, so his string quartet pieces too. Any help, or do I have to spend real money?

[quote][b][user]trombipulation[/user][/b] disse: Anybody have any of Stravinsky's string quartet compositions? He only wrote a few pieces, but I'd like to hear them. I'm willing to trade. Also, any of Charles Ives's string quartets qould be awesome. I'm trying to track down string quartet compositions of all of my favorite composers. I just thought of Benjamin Britten as well, so his string quartet pieces too. Any help, or do I have to spend real money? [quote]

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- N3croyeti disse...
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- Jan 31 2009, 3h31
Found a CD of Mahler's 8th Symphony among some long-forgotten impulse purchases, it was quite nice.

[quote][b][user]N3croyeti[/user][/b] disse: Found a CD of Mahler's 8th Symphony among some long-forgotten impulse purchases, it was quite nice. [quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Jan 31 2009, 10h39
trombipulation said:
Anybody have any of Stravinsky's string quartet compositions? He only wrote a few pieces, but I'd like to hear them. I'm willing to trade.

Also, any of Charles Ives's string quartets qould be awesome. I'm trying to track down string quartet compositions of all of my favorite composers.

I just thought of Benjamin Britten as well, so his string quartet pieces too. Any help, or do I have to spend real money?

If anybody has that Stravinski's quartets lemme know too.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]trombipulation[/user][/b] said: Anybody have any of Stravinsky's string quartet compositions? He only wrote a few pieces, but I'd like to hear them. I'm willing to trade. Also, any of Charles Ives's string quartets qould be awesome. I'm trying to track down string quartet compositions of all of my favorite composers. I just thought of Benjamin Britten as well, so his string quartet pieces too. Any help, or do I have to spend real money? [/quote] If anybody has that Stravinski's quartets lemme know too. [quote]

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- rm508 disse...
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- Jan 31 2009, 11h05
I think I can help you out.

[quote][b][user]rm508[/user][/b] disse: I think I can help you out.[quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Jan 31 2009, 18h53
two insane blogs
http://jansolo2007.blogspot.com/
http://classicalheaven.ucoz.ru/

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: two insane blogs http://jansolo2007.blogspot.com/ http://classicalheaven.ucoz.ru/ [quote]

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- StDionysus disse...
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- Fev 5 2009, 2h22
Ive been searching and searching for "Quartet for Flute, Oboe, Cello, and Harp" by
Henry Cowell.

perhaps some can "help" me find it...

[quote][b][user]StDionysus[/user][/b] disse: Ive been searching and searching for "Quartet for Flute, Oboe, Cello, and Harp" by Henry Cowell. perhaps some can "help" me find it...[quote]

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- theperfectchair disse...
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- Fev 5 2009, 3h34
zorzynek said:
http://classicalheaven.ucoz.ru/
Thanks! I'll definitely be looking into the "Delight of Lute Music" section.

[quote][b][user]theperfectchair[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]zorzynek[/user][/b] said: http://classicalheaven.ucoz.ru/ [/quote] Thanks! I'll definitely be looking into the "Delight of Lute Music" section. [quote]

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- rm508 disse...
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- Fev 5 2009, 14h51
StDionysus said:
Ive been searching and searching for "Quartet for Flute, Oboe, Cello, and Harp" by
Henry Cowell.

perhaps some can "help" me find it...
Can't slip you this one. Don't have it, and my library doesn't have it. The best I could do is a version with the original orchestration (harpsichord instead of harp) available on iTunes for $3.96. It sounds cool, and I would have bought it myself and passed it on (shucks, that's the kind of guy I am) but it's not iTunes Plus, i.e.: copy protection.

[quote][b][user]rm508[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]StDionysus[/user][/b] said: Ive been searching and searching for "Quartet for Flute, Oboe, Cello, and Harp" by Henry Cowell. perhaps some can "help" me find it...[/quote] Can't slip you this one. Don't have it, and my library doesn't have it. The best I could do is a version with the original orchestration (harpsichord instead of harp) available on [url=http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=60621477&s=143441]iTunes[/url] for $3.96. It sounds cool, and I would have bought it myself and passed it on (shucks, that's the kind of guy I am) but it's not iTunes Plus, i.e.: copy protection.[quote]

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- StDionysus disse...
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- Fev 5 2009, 15h31
oh well. thanks anyway.

[quote][b][user]StDionysus[/user][/b] disse: oh well. thanks anyway. [quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Fev 5 2009, 16h50
try using some search engines like
http://chewbone.blogspot.com/2008/03/mp3-blog-search-results.html
is this piece album long? or do you have titles for album where this quartet is?

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: try using some search engines like http://chewbone.blogspot.com/2008/03/mp3-blog-search-results.html is this piece album long? or do you have titles for album where this quartet is? [quote]

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- rm508 disse...
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- Fev 5 2009, 16h58
I can field this! It's on the album "Mosaic". I did a search for it before ... someone's uploaded it but the link is dead.

(Thanks for the new search engine, Funio!)

[quote][b][user]rm508[/user][/b] disse: I can field this! It's on the album "Mosaic". I did a search for it before ... someone's uploaded it but the link is dead. (Thanks for the new search engine, Funio!)[quote]

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- StDionysus disse...
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- Fev 5 2009, 16h58
sweet. I think I might of struck gold. won't know fore sure till later, when I'm at home and able to download. thanks

[quote][b][user]StDionysus[/user][/b] disse: sweet. I think I might of struck gold. won't know fore sure till later, when I'm at home and able to download. thanks[quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Fev 5 2009, 17h05
rm508 said:
(Thanks for the new search engine, Funio!)

it works exactly like google, so it's not perfect
btw. do you know any good engines like that?

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]rm508[/user][/b] said: (Thanks for the new search engine, Funio!)[/quote] it works exactly like google, so it's not perfect btw. do you know any good engines like that?[quote]

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- rm508 disse...
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- Fev 5 2009, 17h10
The most ruthlessly effective engine I know is http://rapidlibrary.com. If you type in the artist and the album name it'll usually come up with one or the other. Doesn't really work with classical, though.

[quote][b][user]rm508[/user][/b] disse: The most ruthlessly effective engine I know is http://rapidlibrary.com. If you type in the artist and the album name it'll usually come up with one or the other. Doesn't really work with classical, though.[quote]

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- Haarry disse...
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- Fev 5 2009, 17h14
Well since we're playing find stuff for people i've been looking for a decent version of this, don't particularly care who the conducter or orchestra is, just as long as it is on par or above the level of awesome following :

(Yes.. yes it is the Tetris theme)

Zhe Nhir @ http://www.lonelyrobotdistressbeacon.com/

[quote][b][user]Haarry[/user][/b] disse: Well since we're playing find stuff for people i've been looking for a decent version of this, don't particularly care who the conducter or orchestra is, just as long as it is on par or above the level of awesome following : [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8E3IWzDxPQU[/youtube] (Yes.. yes it is the Tetris theme)[quote]

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- bobthewalrus disse...
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- Fev 5 2009, 23h07
rm508 said:
The most ruthlessly effective engine I know is http://rapidlibrary.com. If you type in the artist and the album name it'll usually come up with one or the other. Doesn't really work with classical, though.

I would seriously advise against using this. Rapidlibrary is powered by Zango, which has been the subject of numerous FTC complaints for having spyware and adware bundled with their products. I don't know if you got this, rm508, but most of the time, sites run by Zango force you to install their software to use them, and that software has all the sorts of bad stuff you don't want on your computer.

Wikipedia- Zango

oh word

[quote][b][user]bobthewalrus[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]rm508[/user][/b] said: The most ruthlessly effective engine I know is http://rapidlibrary.com. If you type in the artist and the album name it'll usually come up with one or the other. Doesn't really work with classical, though.[/quote] I would seriously advise against using this. Rapidlibrary is powered by Zango, which has been the subject of numerous FTC complaints for having spyware and adware bundled with their products. I don't know if you got this, rm508, but most of the time, sites run by Zango force you to install their software to use them, and that software has all the sorts of bad stuff you don't want on your computer. [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zango]Wikipedia- Zango[/url][quote]

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- rm508 disse...
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- Fev 5 2009, 23h25
Hmm. That worries me. But I didn't install anything to use it (I never would) and as far as I was concerned it was a simple free-standing search engine. I'll have to look in to it.

[quote][b][user]rm508[/user][/b] disse: Hmm. That worries me. But I didn't install anything to use it (I never would) and as far as I was concerned it was a simple free-standing search engine. I'll have to look in to it.[quote]

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- trombipulation disse...
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- Fev 7 2009, 1h10
Classicalheaven looks really good, but I can't find anything in it. I created an account which made me able to see some more files, but not "650 GB of classical music, ~3600 CDs," as their home page promises. And all the stuff I can find is either baroque or early romantic. You know, the boring stuff.

[quote][b][user]trombipulation[/user][/b] disse: Classicalheaven looks really good, but I can't find anything in it. I created an account which made me able to see some more files, but not "650 GB of classical music, ~3600 CDs," as their home page promises. And all the stuff I can find is either baroque or early romantic. You know, the boring stuff.[quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Fev 7 2009, 1h17
yeah, it's page with oldies. but I really like some of that.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: yeah, it's page with oldies. but I really like some of that.[quote]

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- rm508 disse...
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- Fev 7 2009, 10h53
Yeah come on, give baroque a chance, tromb! Don't lump it in with the boring classical period!

[quote][b][user]rm508[/user][/b] disse: Yeah come on, give baroque a chance, tromb! Don't lump it in with the boring classical period![quote]

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- trombipulation disse...
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- Fev 13 2009, 3h40
Handel, Haydn, Vivaldi, Purcell, and Pachelbel have never impressed me. I'm sure there are some good baroque pieces, but I have yet to encounter them. I haven't really tried to find them, either. I have too many other genres that peak my interest much more.

More importantly, I have a fifty dollar gift card to Barnes and Noble, which can be used online. I wanna spend it on classical, so what should I get?

[quote][b][user]trombipulation[/user][/b] disse: Handel, Haydn, Vivaldi, Purcell, and Pachelbel have never impressed me. I'm sure there are some good baroque pieces, but I have yet to encounter them. I haven't really tried to find them, either. I have too many other genres that peak my interest much more. More importantly, I have a fifty dollar gift card to Barnes and Noble, which can be used online. I wanna spend it on classical, so what should I get?[quote]

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- knkwzrd disse...
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- Fev 13 2009, 5h55
a violin

[quote][b][user]knkwzrd[/user][/b] disse: a violin[quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Fev 13 2009, 11h06
trombipulation said:
Handel, Haydn, Vivaldi, Purcell, and Pachelbel have never impressed me. I'm sure there are some good baroque pieces, but I have yet to encounter them. I haven't really tried to find them, either. I have too many other genres that peak my interest much more.

I never got excited about Handel, Haydn,Purcell or Pachelbel. But Vivaldi? Dude, his sacred, vocal music is great. So are cello concertos. Have you tried that?

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]trombipulation[/user][/b] said: Handel, Haydn, Vivaldi, Purcell, and Pachelbel have never impressed me. I'm sure there are some good baroque pieces, but I have yet to encounter them. I haven't really tried to find them, either. I have too many other genres that peak my interest much more. [/quote] I never got excited about Handel, Haydn,Purcell or Pachelbel. But Vivaldi? Dude, his sacred, vocal music is great. So are cello concertos. Have you tried that? [quote]

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