30Q #27 - Shapley

[Shapley]

Okay, I have selected a piece.

Ask me the questions, bridge keeper, I am not afraid.

[Catmando]

Are their human vocals?

[Catmando]

Is their a highlight instrument?

[Catmando]

Is there more than 1 movement?

(alright, I'll allow others to query now )

[Shapley]

1. Are there human vocals?

No.

2. Is there a highlighted instrument?

Yes.

3. Is there more than 1 movement?

Yes.

[Catmando]

Is it a sonata?

[Shapley]

4. Is it a sonata?

No.

[Serenity]

Is the composer Eurasian?

[Shapley]

5. Is the composer Eurasian?

No.

[Serenity]

.....from the American continents?

[Shapley]

6. From the American continents?

No.

[Serenity]

Australasian?

[Catmando]

Outer space? (I'm thinking HAL's version of "Daisy")

Just kidding!

[Shapley]

7.) Australasian?

No.

[Shapley]

7a. Outer Space?

No. This one's a 'gimme', since I don't think HAL actually wrote Daisy, and I'm not aware of any other extraterrestrial composers.

V/R
Shapley

[Shapley]

I'd better clarify here: According to my dictionary Eurasian is defined as:

Eur·a·sian [ yoo ráyzh'n, yoo ráysh'n ]
noun (plural Eur·a·sians) Definition: Somebody of European and Asian descent: somebody of both European and Asian descent

So a negative on Eurasian and Australasian does not exclude European, Asian, or Australian composers, only those of mixed heritage.

V/R
Shapley

[navneeth]

Is the composer either Prialux Rainer or Abdel Wahab?

Dont' consider this question.

[Catmando]

7a. Outer Space?

No. This one's a 'gimme', since I don't think HAL actually wrote Daisy, and I'm not aware of any other extraterrestrial composers.

V/R
Shapley

Plus, HAL has actually born in the "HAL lab in Urbana, Illinois"

[Serenity]

I'd better clarify here: According to my dictionary Eurasian is defined as:

Eur·a·sian [ yoo ráyzh'n, yoo ráysh'n ]
noun (plural Eur·a·sians) Definition: Somebody of European and Asian descent: somebody of both European and Asian descent

So a negative on Eurasian and Australasian does not exclude European, Asian, or Australian composers, only those of mixed heritage.

V/R
Shapley

I meant the inclusive definition: either European or Asian descent. Either a Caucasoid (people indigenous to Europe, North Africa, West Asia, South Asia and parts of central Asia) or Mongoloid (North Asia, East Asia, Pacific Oceania and this one includes the Americas and Greenland).

I'm trying to narrow down the composers geographical region not his ethnic mix.

[Shapley]

Okay, back to:

5. Eurasian?

Yes, the composer is either form Europe or Asia.