Classical Music-Blind test (part 1)

[@msecujski]

Thanks for making an effort to not make it too obvious 😊

[@AlexEwan1]

The excerpt is not the famous part of these pieces making it extra hard to identify them. Plus the amount of time to identify each piece is quite short adding to the challenge.

[@jumpingjflash]

The pieces are reasonably well-known, but the phrases that you have extracted are often not the ones that usually identify the piece. Paraphrasing Bob Dylan's immortal line, "I should know the piece well before I start listening".

[@jean-pierredecollogny3803]

Thanks! I enjoyed it.

[@conebu1590]

Excelente! Muy buena dificultad, normalmente todo es "Para Elisa" o la 5ta... Sigue así!!!

[@mayanachil3133]

Great one!

[@starcatchingboy]

Starts difficult and gets easier.

[@paulcollyer801]

Not heard 9 of them, 8 I recognised but couldn’t name:- mind you that’s far better than I could do for modern stuff, recognise so much but can’t name much at all lol

[@cabaro10]

After 24I think there was Shostakovitch Valse no2, but skipped to Khachaturian. Well, thanks for your effort anyway.

[@kikolopes4160]

I thought 25 was Shostakovich’s Waltz

[@solveiglandvikbrg9103]

*ME TOO* ! ....... 🤔 🧐

[@lindildeev5721]

20/30 : there's a few pieces I didn't know in this list... and I thought the 1812 overture was the second movement of Mahler's 1st symphony.

[@solveiglandvikbrg9103]

😯 🤭 🙂

[@isaacng123456789]

#4???? Am I supposed to get the piece from 10 seconds of silence

[@saroltgee]

Sorry for that, I think that happened because of the copyrights... I hope you enjoyed the others :)

[@solveiglandvikbrg9103]

There's *NO KHACHATURYAN* , here !!!!!!!

[@msecujski]

Sounded just like John Cage's 4:33 to me.

[@solveiglandvikbrg9103]

​@@msecujski Mais vous dites absolument *n'importe quoi* 😮 !!!!!