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bullshot

Paide
http://classiccat.net/part_a/biography.htm

parsnip

http://www.singers.com/composers/arvopart.html
yes i agree paide according to above sources

marialionza

Paide, Järva County

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arvo_P%C3%A4rt

mustafa_say_ving

Toni she is over the moon I don't think the slippers will ever leave her feet lol xx

DancerKaz woohoo well done

marialionza

:eek:How odd! I didn't received the notification for the last q

pukkapad

mustafa_say_ving wrote: »

Toni she is over the moon I don't think the slippers will ever leave her feet lol xx

DancerKaz woohoo well done

It says on the page they are size large (5 - 7)! Hope they fit xx

whitty999

Beethoven originally planned to dedicate his Eroica Symphony to a famous figure in French military and political circles. Who was it?

toniq

Classic fm link

Question: Beethoven originally planned to dedicate his Eroica Symphony to a famous figure in French military and political circles. Who was it?

Answer: Napoleon Bonaparte

purplecatlover

do ya reckon they want napolean or napolean bonaparte?

toniq

Napoleon Bonaparte im going with xx

The Eroica Symphony and Napoleon Bonaparte

Originally the work was to be titled the “Bonaparte Symphony” (New Groves), as a tribute to Napoleon Bonaparte, the French Consul who had begun to radically reform Europe after conducting sweeping military campaigns across the continent. In 1804, Napoleon crowned himself emperor, a move which angered Beethoven. As legend has it, the composer ripped through the title page and later renamed the symphony the Eroica because he refused to dedicate one of his pieces to the man he now considered a “tyrant”. Nevertheless, he still allowed the published manuscript to carry the inscription, “composed to celebrate the memory of a great man,” despite dedicating the work to Lobkowitz. This has led historians and biographers to speculate on Beethoven’s feelings towards Napoleon ever since.