one minute waltz

[delossantosj]

kind of a poitless thread, but ever noticed that its more then a minute?

[dashoe93]

Re: one minute waltz

min-yoo-et.

then again i dont care if i may be wrong. Dont make these kinds of threads.

[FatalRay]

Re: one minute waltz

ive always asked myself that as well

[rshadow8888]

Re: one minute waltz

min-yoo-et.

then again i dont care if i may be wrong. Dont make these kinds of threads.

Minuet = what you said
minute = 60 seconds.

[6 p01nt3d*st@r]

Re: one minute waltz

ive always asked myself that as well

Same.

but I didn't make a thred about it.

[meno_rocks123]

Re: one minute waltz

stop making pointless threads.

[HammyMcSquirrel]

Re: one minute waltz

Sure, it may not be a minute for us here on Earth, but did you ever think about a little bit further away from the sun?

Problem solved.

[Conorn]

Re: one minute waltz

pwned. nice avatar lol.

[6 p01nt3d*st@r]

Re: one minute waltz

Sure, it may not be a minute for us here on Earth, but did you ever think about a little bit further away from the sun?

Problem solved.

Very true.

[MrRubix]

Re: one minute waltz

From Wiki:

"Waltz in D flat major", opus 64, No. 1, popularly known as the "Minute Waltz" is a waltz for solo piano by Frédéric Chopin.

The piece is given the tempo marking "Molto vivace". He wrote it in 1847 and published it in Leipzig the same year, as the first of the opus 64 Trois Valses, dedicating it to "To Mme. la Comtesse Delphine Potocka". Since the second waltz is in the key of C-sharp minor, the "Minute" waltz contrasts by being in the enharmonic parallel major key (D-flat major).

Despite its nickname, a typical performance of the work will last between one and a half and two and a half minutes; this is because Chopin's publisher, who coined the nickname, intended the "minute" to mean "small". The waltz, though considered by many to be brilliant, is not grand, and it is not long. It is more playful than many of the other waltzes. Camille Bourniquel, one of Chopin's biographers, reminds the reader that Chopin, with this waltz, was trying to depict a dog chasing its tail; indeed, Chopin originally named the piece "Petit chien" (Little Dog).




I think it was confused for the other definition/pronunciation of "minute" imo

[Sprite-]

Re: one minute waltz

pwnt by rubix again

[remedy1502]

Re: one minute waltz

I was gonna say what rubix said, just not as thorough. I was gonna say that it's not actually called One Minute Waltz, it's just known as that.

[mike2727]

Re: one minute waltz

pwnt by rubix again

Uber pwnzorz.

[delossantosj]

Re: one minute waltz

wow i thought this thread would be closed by now....guess not

[rel89]

Re: one minute waltz

Rubix is the CEO of FFR.