DZComposer
05-03-2005, 11:12 AM
I don't know how many of you, if any of you, listen to NPR.
But if any of you do and have listened to "Performance Today," you may have heard the Piano Puzzler. The Piano Puzzler is composed by Bruce Adolphe every week and what they do is have Bruce arrange a well-known piece of music in the style of a classical composer. They then have caller (It's a call-in feature) try to guess both the song and the composer.
To hear Bruce's Puzzlers, go here: http://www.npr.org/programs/pt/puzzler/
This is the same thing, except all of the songs will be from the Star Fox series (Star Fox 2 included).
Since I don't think we could convince Bruce Adolphe to compose special ones for us, I've decided to do it myself. ;)
The rules will be simpler (and the music shorter) than NPR's:
You just have to name the tune. (I am not picking a specific composer anyway).
I'll start with an easy one. ;)
http://www.classicalhorn.com/sfpp/pp001.mp3
But if any of you do and have listened to "Performance Today," you may have heard the Piano Puzzler. The Piano Puzzler is composed by Bruce Adolphe every week and what they do is have Bruce arrange a well-known piece of music in the style of a classical composer. They then have caller (It's a call-in feature) try to guess both the song and the composer.
To hear Bruce's Puzzlers, go here: http://www.npr.org/programs/pt/puzzler/
This is the same thing, except all of the songs will be from the Star Fox series (Star Fox 2 included).
Since I don't think we could convince Bruce Adolphe to compose special ones for us, I've decided to do it myself. ;)
The rules will be simpler (and the music shorter) than NPR's:
You just have to name the tune. (I am not picking a specific composer anyway).
I'll start with an easy one. ;)
http://www.classicalhorn.com/sfpp/pp001.mp3