A Conversation for Eagle Eye Challenge #8 - Decomposing Composers
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puzzlella (playing word games, solving puzzles) Posted Feb 27, 2005
6. Grieg
34. Ravel
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puzzlella (playing word games, solving puzzles) Posted Feb 27, 2005
1. Arnold
21. Handel
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aka Bel - A87832164 Posted Feb 28, 2005
I can't resist 
22 - Haydn
24 - Verdi
32 - Berlin
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Popa_Mintin Posted Feb 28, 2005
I know what you mean Bel, tempting isn't it. (But I have Barber for 32)
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Eagle Eye Posted Feb 28, 2005
I was thinking of Barber too, but Berlin is perfectly good for the point, Bel. There are a couple of "lighter" ones in the list.
Icy
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aka Bel - A87832164 Posted Feb 28, 2005
No idea about 'lighter' ones 
2 - Mahler
and
29 - Chopin
- either you are a Chopin-fan and put him twice, or you are looking for somebody else in either #7 or #29, but he's definately in there 
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aka Bel - A87832164 Posted Feb 28, 2005
25 - Copland
I do hope it's ok if I try to find some more now
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Eagle Eye Posted Feb 28, 2005
Hi Bel,
You're absolutely right, I put Chopin in there twice!
It's odd, because I don't particularly like his music. I must have been working too hard.
Icy (aka Eagle Eye)
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aka Bel - A87832164 Posted Feb 28, 2005
I'm glad I tried then, after we had two Bongos last time, I thought I might try if it works with Chopin, too
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Eagle Eye Posted Feb 28, 2005
I think I'd enjoy Chopin more if he'd stuck to the bongos.
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aka Bel - A87832164 Posted Feb 28, 2005
Isn't 'Pour Elise' from Chopin ? It's the only piece that comes to mind right now If you had done pieces of classical composers, ID certainly not have known very many
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Eagle Eye Posted Feb 28, 2005
I cannot say that they won't appear in a future Eagle Eye (but not EE9 or EE10).
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aka Bel - A87832164 Posted Feb 28, 2005
Ah well, others will know them, I'm sure 
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Popa_Mintin Posted Feb 28, 2005
Hi
I don't know about Pour Elise, Fur Elise is by Beethoven.
I've had this list a while and I expect most have been found already...
02 = MAHLER
06 = GRIEG
20 = SIBELIUS
21 = HANDEL
22 = HAYDN
24 = VERDI
32 = BARBER
Oh... I've not looked to see if you answered my question in 'Chat' Icy
Popa
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Popa_Mintin Posted Feb 28, 2005
I see you did... and, yes, I know who it is.
31 = Saint-Saens
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Eagle Eye Posted Feb 28, 2005
Hi Popa,
Sadly, you were pipped to the post for all except Sibelius (and Saint-Saens). I'm sure you'll spot some of the remaining ones.
Icy (aka Eagle Eye)
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Eagle Eye Posted Feb 28, 2005
Hi Gladly,
Welcome to the game!
Tallis is correct, of course.
Plenty of points still available on this quiz, and a few left on the previous challenge (Eagle Eye #7).
Icy (aka Eagle Eye)
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Popa_Mintin Posted Mar 1, 2005
I see that HOLST is in the same cubbyhole as LISZT (That's the 26 spot)
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