Model: The title refers to J. S. Bach's "Musical Offering." ("Das Musikalische Opfer"). "Opfer" can be translated as "offering," "sacrifice," or "sacrificial victim." The name of the last piece, "The Grossest Fugue," refers to Beethoven's "Grosse Fuge."
* Pieces referenced:
* Pizzicato Misterioso (a silent film cue associated with villains or sneaking)
* Mendelssohn, Spring Song
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| - Musical Sacrifice, S. 50% off
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| - Model: The title refers to J. S. Bach's "Musical Offering." ("Das Musikalische Opfer"). "Opfer" can be translated as "offering," "sacrifice," or "sacrificial victim." The name of the last piece, "The Grossest Fugue," refers to Beethoven's "Grosse Fuge."
* Pieces referenced:
* Pizzicato Misterioso (a silent film cue associated with villains or sneaking)
* Mendelssohn, Spring Song
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| - The Ill-Conceived P.D.Q. Bach Anthology
- Two Pianos Are Better Than One
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| - Model: The title refers to J. S. Bach's "Musical Offering." ("Das Musikalische Opfer"). "Opfer" can be translated as "offering," "sacrifice," or "sacrificial victim." The name of the last piece, "The Grossest Fugue," refers to Beethoven's "Grosse Fuge."
* Pieces referenced:
* Pizzicato Misterioso (a silent film cue associated with villains or sneaking)
* Mendelssohn, Spring Song
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