What I want to know is. . .

. . . why do college bands play those six notes from Bruckner's Fifth (over and over) during football games (in between plays - along with Carmina Burana, the Verdi Requiem's Dies Irae, etc.)? Some contemporary artist must have "borrowed" them and made them popular! ;-)

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Topic - Mastering/cutting 1970s DGG Bruckner Karajan - Munkie_NL 07:55:07 02/07/25 (10)

Is that out yet? - Chris from Lafayette 12:30:55 02/07/25 (5)

RE: Is that out yet? - dgaapc7 14:17:46 02/07/25 (4)

Really love Mahler. Bored by Bruckner. - sisterray 17:35:51 02/07/25 (3)

I suspect that, at some point, you both will appreciate. . . - Chris from Lafayette 02:14:51 02/08/25 (2)

RE: I suspect that, at some point, you both will appreciate. . . - dgaapc7 15:07:12 02/08/25 (1)

What I want to know is. . . - Chris from Lafayette 11:18:47 02/09/25 (0)

RE: Mastering/cutting 1970s DGG Bruckner Karajan - rottenclam 09:47:19 02/07/25 (3)

Actually - E-Stat 08:25:16 02/11/25 (2)

RE: Actually - rottenclam 11:11:28 02/11/25 (1)

All were digitally recorded - E-Stat 11:49:05 02/11/25 (0)

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What I want to know is. . . - Chris from Lafayette 11:18:47 02/09/25 (0)

What I want to know is. . .

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