Re: eponymous titles for musical works

Russ and/or Martha Oppenheim wrote:

. . . I got to wondering how many other classical compositions there
are whose titles make a specific reference to another composer's
name, as in the examples above (not counting all the Variations on a
Theme by So-and-So). In particular, compositions in which another
composer's name constitutes **all** of the title!

Can anyone come up with more?


Two names is OK?
Mozart and Salieri (Rimsky).


.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: eponymous titles for musical works
    ... are whose titles make a specific reference to another composer's ... as in the examples above (not counting all the Variations on a ... Theme by So-and-So). ...
    (rec.music.classical.recordings)
  • Re: ANN: Q language website (new)
    ... > Ref counting is usually the worst GC technique. ... it can happen that removing a reference take a long time (eg ... read some good tutorial book covering all the GC techniques ...
    (comp.lang.misc)
  • Re: threading support in python
    ... counting on the refcounting GC semantics that sjdevnull advocates ... If you want "every object stays around forever" ... semantics, you can just not free anything. ... It seemed obvious to me that Paul's reference to making it "look like every object stays around forever" doesn't exclude their being garbage-collected once the program no longer contains any reference to them. ...
    (comp.lang.python)
  • Re: Boolean Buyers Beware ... AIX compiler bug --- PMR 26241,756
    ... In order for a thread to increment a reference ... Seems like your confusing normal thread safety with strong thread safety? ... the code is only broken if your using normal reference counting ... This rule does not apply to atomically thread-safe counting. ...
    (comp.programming.threads)
  • Re: Another term instead of GC
    ... things like RCU, SMR hazard pointers, and possibly reference ... GC only means Boehm style tracing and are clue impervious to ... reference counting, although it may not be appropriate for RCU and ...
    (comp.programming.threads)