raccoon
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Mon Aug-24-09 10:44 AM
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| Can someone help me with the name of a musical composition? |
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You've all heard it; it's a doleful tune. I think it may be classical. Probably a funeral dirge.
Once a cartoon used the music and set these word to it: "Out of the north like an icy, icy wind."
Anybody know the name of this composition?
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Lydia Leftcoast
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Sun Aug-30-09 12:10 AM
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| 1. Probably Chopin's Funeral March? |
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Tue Oct-13-09 08:48 AM
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| 4. That's it! Thanks. Wow, is that music lugubrious. nt |
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Thu Oct-22-09 07:04 PM
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| 6. That's the first thing that came to my mind too. Glad it's |
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solved. First time I ever heard it, forever ago, i was driving along the highway. I had to pull over and really experience it, I almost cried.
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Tue Sep-01-09 07:49 PM
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| 2. Funeral March for a Marionette. |
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Dum, dah dum da dum de dum. Like that? dc
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Tue Oct-13-09 08:47 AM
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| 3. No, that's the Alfred Hitchcock music. I'm familiar with it. nt |
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Tue Oct-13-09 10:32 PM
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| 5. True true. But by whomst? Charles Gounoud, of course. |
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French bon bons. Lugubrious. Ah, there is more, much more lugubrious than Chopin. Carmina Burana? Volga Boatmen? Alexander Borodin? Polotsian dances. Without purporting to be funerary. dc
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