30Q Great Carouser 16(?)

[shostakovich]

Since several continents have been eliminated, what we have left are Africa, India, and Australia (including New Zealand and Tasmania). Is that correct? The number of 19th C classical composers from those continents are few and far between.
Shos

[GreatCarouser]

That seems to leave only African or Eastern European composers....

as well as India, Australia, Tasmania, Borneo and some of Asia...

You folks used to ask better questions.....:yawn:

[Serenity]

Wait a minute! I thought Eastern hemisphere included everything east of London (roughly), all of Asia and the South Pacific ..."not Western Europe" would exclude the United Kingdom and the Iberian peninsula. Non-American would exclude USA or are you excluding all of North America?

The only thing not excluded is the Northwestern coast of Africa and Central America (technically).

Is this an other-worldly composer?

[bignaf]

Wait a minute! I thought Eastern hemisphere included everything east of London (roughly), all of Asia and the South Pacific ..."not Western Europe" would exclude the United Kingdom and the Iberian peninsula. Non-American would exclude USA or are you excluding all of North America?

The only thing not excluded is the Northwestern coast of Africa and Central America (technically).

Is this an other-worldly composer?

no one asked about hemisphere...

question: european composer?

[GreatCarouser]

Wait a minute! I thought Eastern hemisphere included everything east of London (roughly), all of Asia and the South Pacific ..."not Western Europe" would exclude the United Kingdom and the Iberian peninsula. Non-American would exclude USA or are you excluding all of North America?

The only thing not excluded is the Northwestern coast of Africa and Central America (technically).

Is this an other-worldly composer?

Ignore the hemisphere...the composer isn't Oriental....I think the composer's music is 'out of this world' but that is a value judgment rather than a geographic statement....

Btw...'Western Europe' as I understand the term includes the Iberian Peninsula, the British Isles and Iceland

[Serenity]

Is the composer Oriental (i.e. Eastern Hemisphere, North and South)?

[Serenity]

Just to cover "me bum" (strong Cockney accent here), is the composer Portuguese?

[bignaf]

eastern European (ignore my previous question)?

[Serenity]

Is the composer nocturnal?

[GreatCarouser]

Just to cover "me bum" (strong Cockney accent here), is the composer Portuguese?

I'm not charging you because Portuguese was ruled out by my saying no to western European birth...

[GreatCarouser]

eastern European (ignore my previous question)?

16.Born in Eastern Europe but not in Hungary or what was recently known as Czechoslovakia....

[navneeth]

Is it Frederic Chopin? (How did we forget Chopin? )

[Catmando]

Is there a "Highlight" solo instrument in the piece?

[Shapley]

as well as India, Australia, Tasmania, Borneo and some of Asia...

All of these would be covered under the term 'Oriental'.

[GreatCarouser]

Is it Frederic Chopin? (How did we forget Chopin? )

17. Give the gentleman a cigar!

[GreatCarouser]

Is there a "Highlight" solo instrument in the piece?

18. Indeed there is!

[navneeth]

Going with an early guess...

Fantaisie-Impromptu?

P.S. Give me something else. I don't smoke.

[BigJon@Work]

Btw...'Western Europe' as I understand the term includes the Iberian Peninsula, the British Isles and Iceland

That's what I presumed too when I asked the question. Great minds think alike, I suppose.

[GreatCarouser]

Going with an early guess...

Fantaisie-Impromptu?

P.S. Give me something else. I don't smoke.

Nor do I....Fantaisie-Impromptu is a lovely piece....but not the subject of this inquiry....

It could be a chocolate cigar....or a bubblegum cigar if you prefer?

If guesses count as questions then this is 19....

[Catmando]

Is it a waltz for piano?