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05-30-2005, 05:56 PM
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Who has an audiovox cellphone....
and knows about classical music?
I am trying to beef up my classical music selections, and am at a loss. My last cell phone was an audiovox 9100, and one of the tones included was a truly stirring piece of classical music that i cant for the life of me place. If anyone has this phone and recognizes it, i would be willing to trade my first born child for it. In fact, you can have all the cnfuzzd-spawn i might produce. Good luck with that. Anyway, the only thing i can remember is a friend at one point saying that the symphony that this was drawn from inspired part of the jaws theme, or something such. I know its a long shot, but i am at wits end. Thanks. peace john nickle 
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05-30-2005, 06:13 PM
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Re: Who has an audiovox cellphone....
AHA!!!. I found the charger for my old phone. Now i can play it....
Perhaps a brief attempt to recreate the song hum... thats not going to work out. It does sound very legend of zelda-ish though. peace john nickle
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05-30-2005, 06:30 PM
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Re: Who has an audiovox cellphone....
Dvorak's Symphony No. 9 in E minor
The 4th movement a shot in the dark but ? The introduction to the fourth movement (allegro cob fuoco) reminds one of the theme from the movie Jaws.
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05-30-2005, 06:36 PM
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Re: Who has an audiovox cellphone....
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Dvorak's Symphony No. 9 in E minor The 4th movement a shot in the dark but ? The introduction to the fourth movement (allegro cob fuoco) reminds one of the theme from the movie Jaws. [/ QUOTE ] Thats exactly it. In fact, i had remembered the name in one of those random flashes of insight that years of drug abuse have left me with. I am downloading the symphony as we speak. Good call however. Also doesnt it seem like everything john williams has done is a rip off of this guy? peace john nickle
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