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By Sean Brown · Posted
I think you're exaggerating the strength of some of the references. I heard this concerto prior to the Franck symphony, and indeed when I was listening to Franck I suddenly realized I thought I recognized a theme from somewhere, and I traced it back to this concerto. But the resemblance is superficial at best. A few shared notes at the beginning, but the themes go off in pretty different directions beyond that point. I went back and checked Elgar 1's third movement, and I'm a bit confused about what you think he quoted. The Schubert 2 reference is definitely a lot stronger, to the point of being uncanny if it indeed occurred by accident. But it's treated somewhat differently, so I'd still buy that he came up with it on his own. I once composed a fugue that accidentally plagiarized the subject from Bach's BWV 1003 fugue, almost note-for-note. I had no idea it had transpired that way until someone commented, "wait, that sounds like BWV 1003"... Everyone can be susceptible to unconscious plagiarism. It's perhaps indicative of a lack of breadth in one's listening repertoire, but there's not exactly an easy way to check yourself for it. -
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By PeterthePapercomPoser · Posted
Well, I play piano so maybe if I took the time to learn it someday on my old dilapidated piano that's gathering dust in the living room! (LoL) Although I don't know if I'm up to the challenge since it -
By BipolarComposer · Posted
It's built around a repeating progression, that keeps growing as the piece goes on. I was thinking about a Blade Runner/Tron 80s Sci-fi kind of movies as I was writing it. 06 Into the arms of night....mp3 -
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Love the harmonies! It reminds me too of a piece of Ligeti, forgot which one. Hmm try to find and add later. Great humorous work! Do you have someone to play it for you? Maybe record?
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