On Tuesday, April 1, 2008 at 10:03:39 PM UTC-10, [email protected] wrote:

Thanks to everyone for your recent response to my question regarding
the 1st act of Siegfried, however I now have a different question,
regarding leitmotifs.

I have a copy of the Stewart Spencer/Barry Millington book, which I
use whilst listening/watching The Ring. Although I can read music, I
am hopeless at singing printed music (or "hearing" it in my head), and
many of the 67 leitmotifs in the book are not named. I have searched
the chat room for past posts on the subject (and many thanks to
Derrick Everitt for a great summary in 2002, which I found very
informative), however I am wondering if there is any way of finding
whether the remaining leitmotifs have been named subsequently - or by some-one else? Also does anyone know of a website that allows you to
listen to the leitmotifs?

Thanks,

Jill

Concerning leitmotifs, have you seen the recent movie MONOS?:

- We also were giving musical notes to certain characters, like the messenger when he appears on screen, he has a very shrill whistle that allows you lord over the kids.

http://moveablefest.com/alejandro-landes-monos/

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On Wednesday, September 11, 2019 at 1:04:18 AM UTC-4, [email protected] wrote:

On Tuesday, April 1, 2008 at 10:03:39 PM UTC-10, [email protected] wrote:

Thanks to everyone for your recent response to my question regarding
the 1st act of Siegfried, however I now have a different question, regarding leitmotifs.

I have a copy of the Stewart Spencer/Barry Millington book, which I
use whilst listening/watching The Ring. Although I can read music, I
am hopeless at singing printed music (or "hearing" it in my head), and
many of the 67 leitmotifs in the book are not named. I have searched
the chat room for past posts on the subject (and many thanks to
Derrick Everitt for a great summary in 2002, which I found very informative), however I am wondering if there is any way of finding
whether the remaining leitmotifs have been named subsequently - or by some-one else? Also does anyone know of a website that allows you to listen to the leitmotifs?

Thanks,

Jill

Concerning leitmotifs, have you seen the recent movie MONOS?:

- We also were giving musical notes to certain characters, like the messenger when he appears on screen, he has a very shrill whistle that allows you lord over the kids.

http://moveablefest.com/alejandro-landes-monos/

Hardly the first movie to give motives to characters or events - you should get out more

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Ahh... so many familiar names in this thread, most of them gone from this Earth. I'm glad you're being more communicative, gggg, but I wish you wouldn't bump these old threads. They're a painful reminder of all the friends we've lost over the years.

REP

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On Wednesday, April 2, 2008 at 1:03:39 AM UTC-7, [email protected] wrote:

Thanks to everyone for your recent response to my question regarding
the 1st act of Siegfried, however I now have a different question,
regarding leitmotifs.
I have a copy of the Stewart Spencer/Barry Millington book, which I
use whilst listening/watching The Ring. Although I can read music, I
am hopeless at singing printed music (or "hearing" it in my head), and
many of the 67 leitmotifs in the book are not named. I have searched
the chat room for past posts on the subject (and many thanks to
Derrick Everitt for a great summary in 2002, which I found very
informative), however I am wondering if there is any way of finding
whether the remaining leitmotifs have been named subsequently - or by some-one else? Also does anyone know of a website that allows you to
listen to the leitmotifs?
Thanks,
Jill

https://groups.google.com/g/rec.music.classical.recordings/c/4igNsAOLuEo

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On Tuesday, September 10, 2019 at 10:04:18 PM UTC-7,wrote:

On Tuesday, April 1, 2008 at 10:03:39 PM UTC-10, [email protected] wrote:

Thanks to everyone for your recent response to my question regarding
the 1st act of Siegfried, however I now have a different question, regarding leitmotifs.

I have a copy of the Stewart Spencer/Barry Millington book, which I
use whilst listening/watching The Ring. Although I can read music, I
am hopeless at singing printed music (or "hearing" it in my head), and
many of the 67 leitmotifs in the book are not named. I have searched
the chat room for past posts on the subject (and many thanks to
Derrick Everitt for a great summary in 2002, which I found very informative), however I am wondering if there is any way of finding
whether the remaining leitmotifs have been named subsequently - or by some-one else? Also does anyone know of a website that allows you to
listen to the leitmotifs?

Thanks,

Jill

Concerning leitmotifs, have you seen the recent movie MONOS?:

- We also were giving musical notes to certain characters, like the messenger when he appears on screen, he has a very shrill whistle that allows you lord over the kids.

http://moveablefest.com/alejandro-landes-monos/

Concerning the movie "King Kong"(1933):

- Steiner used a number of new film scoring techniques, such as drawing upon opera conventions for his use of leitmotifs.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Kong_(1933_film)#Post-production

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