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Poll Question: Which of these do you prefer?
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    Posted: April 14 2013 at 12:07
All were born in the years 1883-1904, but which do you prefer?
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I'll choose Prokofiev. If we were to talk about schools or countries, after Germanic classical music I'd definitely think Russia would be number two.
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Khachaturian, because of Spartacus.
I'm not to keen on the famous Sabre Dance from the Ganayeh ballet.


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Francis Poulenc, the Bodin de Boismortier of the XXth century.
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It was tough between Webern and Berg. I chose Webern, but the war still rages. Great composers.
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Martinu....but there is a lot here that I'm unfamiliar with.
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Tough one between Copland and Khachaturian. Aram wins out because of his masterful Piano Concerto. And who doesn't love the Sabre Dance?
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