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By Robert Farley
April's Winner
We had one winner who correctly guessed Johann Sebastian Bach's Cappriccio "The Journey" ("On the Departure to Distant Climes of his Dearly Beloved Brother") 3rd. movement-"Sorrow and Regret." To be precise, Erika Teraoka gave the title "Cappricio on the Departure of a Most Beloved Brother," but I think the vagaries of translations allow that this is close enough and Miss Teraoka knew what the piece was. Congratulations, Erika, and thank you for participating in "What's That Tune."
This month's tune was suggested by Donna Mitchell, downloaded from Classical MIDI Archives, and is owned by Dan Veins, who graciously gave his permission for us to rename it and for Bill the PinWiz to provide additional editing to the file. Let the game begin.
Previous Winners
March: Albert van Bergen
February: No winnersJanuary: Albert van Bergen, Margaret Leong, and M. Reid. December: Lynne Priest Fitzpatrick and Beverly Colini November: Robert Farley and Noel Choweller August: Mike Abelson July: Yana, Siobhan, and Graeme June: Adam Foster May: Fryderyk |
Choose the answer that seems most right from the choices given. To see if you're right, click the "Check" button. |
These are sets of two. Decipher the composer's scrambled last name and a term normally associated with that composer. Capitalize the first letter. Give up? Click "Help" and the answer will appear. 1. anteams
2. ladheartnf
3. laver
4. oreolb
5. cribsain
6. mothersupe
7. frof
8. thymhr
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Unscramble the words to form the name of a famous composer. 1. Join bash: etch bananas
2. Nun hid vegetable vow
3. Usably seduced
4. Hens harm banjos
5. Monarch bunters
6. Conifer chirped
7. Fans curb hertz
8. Aver mail cure
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