can anyone tell me how many movements there are in the suite?
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Dear Jon,
7:
1. I. Mars, The Bringer of War
2. II. Venus, The Bringer of Peace
3. III. Mercury, The Winged Messenger
4. IV. Jupiter, The Bringer of Jollity
5. V. Saturn, The Bringer of Old Age
6. VI. Uranus, The Magician
7. VII. Neptune, The Mystic
Bryan Doughty
BVD Press
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I see. But somehow, i manage to get hold of Earth and Pluto as well. Anyone
know about those?
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7 - all the planets except Earth and Pluto (discovered in 1930 - The suite
was written during WWI and first performed in 1918).
Timothy A. Johnson
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Colin Matthews 'completed' the suite in 2000 with 'Pluto - The Renewer'.
Tim Costen
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7 - all the planets except Earth and Pluto (discovered in 1930 - The suite
was written during WWI and first performed in
Others have 'completed' the work as well. Peter Hamlin comes to my
mind.
Am
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Colin
...and only the British may look upon the heavens...
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Ah yes, but Colin Matthews
So there isn't a movement such as Earth?
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...and only the British may look upon the
So there isn't a movement such as Earth?
No. If you don't believe us, go along to your local record store and take a
look at the cover of a CD of the piece.
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Jonathan West
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Snippet from New Grove work list found in the article on Holst...
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The Planets: Mars, Venus, Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
(with female chorus 8vv), 1914-16; private perf., New Queen's Hall Orch,
cond. A. Boult, Queen's Hall, 29 Sept 1918; LSO, cond. Coates, public
perf. Queen's
You will not no mention of Earth...
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Wow, sorry about that! I meant, you will find no mention...
Leonard Bernstein, in one of his later Young Peoples Concerts had the New York
Philharmonic IMPROVISE an Earth movement. It was terrific and quite well received.
It may be on video tape with most of the rest of the Young People's Concerts.
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Hello everyone,
I just recieved my new Yamaha YHR668NDII, and was wondering if I have
to take it into the shop to get the so called factory dust cleaned out.
Is it true that this dirt or whatever it is, is in the new horn from
constructing it?
Can I just attach a
I don't think there would be much factory dirt in a Yamaha horn, but I would
strongly advise pouring a teaspoon or so of valve oil (eg. Al Cass) down the
mouthpipe, and blowing it vigourously through the horn while wriggling the
valve levers. This will spread it in a mist over the inside of the
Who told you the nonsense about factory dust ?? As far as I know,
all instruments are chemically cleaned, special if they are lacquered.
But rinsing the instrument (NOT brushing) from backwards (filling water
into the bell turn the horn around until the water comes off the front
hole) will
Graeme, your advice is absolutely to be supported.
As far as myself, I have not done it to any of my horns cannot find
any corrosion on any of my horns, but this is absolutely individual
has much to do with the content of acid in your breath or in the moist
produced.
Also the ph value in
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