Re: [Hornlist] melody Tchaikovsky 5?

[LTraxx]

and how can we forget that huge Mahler rip-off 

Ill be seeing you.a la mvt 6 of Mahler's 3rd symphony!

LT
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Re: [Hornlist] melody Tchaikovsky 5?

[Weshatch]

Does anyone remember the Dubochet brandy commercial? It used the can can 
music from Orpheus in His Underwear, I mean Underworld.
" Do be sure it`s Dubochet, blah blah blah blah blah blah blah".

Wes
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Re: [Hornlist] melody Tchaikovsky 5?

[Paul Mansur]

On Tuesday, September 14, 2004, at 08:57 PM, Christopher Bonner wrote:
...And then there was "Tonight We Love" adapted from
the Rach 2 piano concerto, as I recall

I said "as I recall" and sure enough, this old brain forgot and got it 
wrong; it was really "Full Moon and Empty Arms."

I don't have Alzheimer's.  Maybe Halfzeimer's.
Paul Mansur
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Re: [Hornlist] melody Tchaikovsky 5?

[Christopher Bonner]

I thought "Tonight We Love" was from Tchaikovsky Piano concerto No.1.  Does
anyone else here remember an obscure little Hebrew kids show called "The
Magic Door"?  It aired in the Chicago area in the 70's and had this lovely
melody for a theme song. I later learned that it was the Shepherd's Song
from Beethoven's 6th Symphony.
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> > ...And then there was "Tonight We Love" adapted from
> > the Rach 2 piano concerto, as I recall
>
>
> OK, but let's not forget "Full Moon And Empty Arms."
>
> On second thought, let's do.
>
> jrc in SC
>
> PS: FMAEA was also from a Rachmaninoff piano concerto... I think.
> r
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[Hornlist] melody Tchaikovsky 5?

[Ray and Sonja Crenshaw]

> ...And then there was "Tonight We Love" adapted from 
> the Rach 2 piano concerto, as I recall


OK, but let's not forget "Full Moon And Empty Arms."

On second thought, let's do.

jrc in SC

PS: FMAEA was also from a Rachmaninoff piano concerto... I think.
r
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Re: [Hornlist] Re: Tchaikovsky 5 melody?

[Chris Tedesco]

Don't feel bad, that terrible Vitamin C song was my class's song too.



Chris
--- Anna Henry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I don't think it's at all uncommon for artists to use classical music.  I've
> never heard this example, but just listen to Sarah Brightman: Some of her
> songs are based off of Beethoven 7, Albinoni Adagio for Organ and Strings,
> and there's something based off of Chopin, but I don't know which piece, just
> that he composed it.  And those are just what I've heard.  What about that
> stupid "Graduation" song by Vitamin C (I wouldn't remember, other than the
> fact that is was my Senior class song).  Based off of Canon in D (could we
> get more original?).  
>  
> Has anyone seen Barbie of Swan Lake?  Whoever adapted the ballet tried to say
> that he composed it BASED on Tchaikovsky.  Sounds exactly the same to me.  (I
> didn't go out of my way to see it, I promise.  I have a little sister!)
>  
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> 
> 
> Anna
>  
> "Some bridges are interesting . . .
>  Some ain't . . .
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Re: [Hornlist] Re: Tchaikovsky 5 melody?

[YATESLAWRENCE]

Anybody know "John of Dreams" as sung by Christy Moore (of the Irish group,  
Planxty)?
 
It's the main theme from the first movement of Tchaik 6
 
All the best,
 
Lawrence
 
"þaes  ofereode - þisses swa  maeg"

http://lawrenceyates.co.uk




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Re: [Hornlist] Re: Tchaikovsky 5 melody?

[Paul Mansur]

On Tuesday, September 14, 2004, at 04:28 PM, Anna Henry wrote:
there's something based off of Chopin, but I don't know which piece, 
just that he composed it.
"I'm always chasing Rainbows"
P Mansur
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[Hornlist] Is that you, Hans?

[Joe Duke]

Is that you, Hans, or has someone now 'pinched' your pass-word for the horn list??

If they did that, then, you will need to get a new one from Cabbage HQ, and that is, 
sadly, to be done only between 1:00 AM and 1:03 AM, on Sundays.Otherwise, Cabbage 
HQ is not available for ordinary business activities  --  yours may not be ordinary, 
however!!

Have a good visit with your own bed!!

Joe Duke

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[Hornlist] Re: Tchaikovsky 5 melody?

[Anna Henry]

I don't think it's at all uncommon for artists to use classical music.  I've never 
heard this example, but just listen to Sarah Brightman: Some of her songs are based 
off of Beethoven 7, Albinoni Adagio for Organ and Strings, and there's something based 
off of Chopin, but I don't know which piece, just that he composed it.  And those are 
just what I've heard.  What about that stupid "Graduation" song by Vitamin C (I 
wouldn't remember, other than the fact that is was my Senior class song).  Based off 
of Canon in D (could we get more original?).  
 
Has anyone seen Barbie of Swan Lake?  Whoever adapted the ballet tried to say that he 
composed it BASED on Tchaikovsky.  Sounds exactly the same to me.  (I didn't go out of 
my way to see it, I promise.  I have a little sister!)
 
 



Anna
 
"Some bridges are interesting . . .
 Some ain't . . .
 This one ain't."
-London Boat Tour Guide
 





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[Hornlist] Re: Horn Digest, Vol 21, Issue 17

[Sean R. Kirkpatrick]

Glenn Miller made the Hit Parade in the early 1940s performing "Moon Love" - a swing version of the Tchik 5 II melody.  

Sometime in the late 60's/early 70's, the Philadelphia Brass Quintet 
playing under the name "The Torchy Jones Brass Quintet", recorded an LP, 
"Catch the Brass Ring". On it, three classical melodies are played in 
jazz arrangement by Frank Howard: Tchaik 5 (recorded as Jonesy Swings) 
where Mason Jones takes a turn on the rope, Dvorak's 5th entitled 
"Riding Home" which leaves you thinking of Hoss and Little Joe, and 
"Spring Love" from the Grieg Piano Concerto (again featuring Mason 
Jones.) There are 8 or 9 other jazz arrangements, including That Old 
Black Magic, Love is Just Around the Cornet, Don't Get Around Much 
Anymore, and others.

There are, of course, no lyrics, but the playing on this obscure 
recording is superb. The group, comprised of Mason Jones, Gil Johnson 
and Si Rosenfeld (trumpets), Hank Smith (tbn) and Abe Torchinsky (tba) 
was augmented with a rhythm section of Art Ryerson (guitar), Bill Lee 
(bass), and Oliver Jackson Jr. (drums). It was released as a Demo LP, 
and there aren't too very many copies of it extant as far as I can tell. 
I managed to snag one on ebay 6 months ago or so.

   Sean
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Re: [Hornlist] melody Tchaikovsky 5?

[Paul Mansur]

And then there was "Tonight We Love" adapted from the Rach 2 piano 
concerto, as I recall.  Better than the Tchaik 5 ripoff.

Paul Mansur
On Monday, September 13, 2004, at 01:33 PM, John Mason wrote:
About grand theft, melody, Stan wrote:
"Moon Love" - originally (I think) recorded by Glenn
Miller.
Certainly recorded by Miller.  Had just about the most
appalling lyrics imaginable:

Alexandr Borodin was much better served by Stranger in
Paradise, from the musical Kismet.  (Melody from
Polovetzian Dances.)

--John
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Re: [Hornlist] Re: Horn Digest, Vol 21, Issues 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, etc.........

[Walter E. Lewis]

Paul and everyone,
Such a deal! Where can I sign up to be the Michigan Rep!!!??? oh boy, 
oh boy, a "TONE FREE MODEL", wow! no clams!

I am awaiting Professor G's reply to this one with baited breath...What a 
hoot! or is that tootMy motto in playing: No loot, no toot...

In other news...Lowell got cabbaged and he's not even part of this 
list...Did the cabbage send him a copy of the his reply to the Yahoo list? 
Dah Professor ought to know. If someone talks about you in America we say 
"my ears are burning". I wonder if Lowell's computer is a bit hot this 
morning...

I also like Prof G's Conn Artist referral...I felt I got conned when I 
bought my Conn years ago...

Walt Lewis
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