Open Question: Musicians! How to analyze this circle of fifths progression? First good answer gets 10 points...! Please help?

I'm analyzing Dvorak's Sonatina for Violin in G Major, Op. 100 Movement 1 (Allegro Risoluto). And I'm completely thrown for a loop because I don't know how to analyze some of this stuff, specifically this one excerpt (measures 98-111, mostly). This is essentially what that excerpt looks like (I left out some rhythms and stuff but this is all the chord-tone notes that are there): http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e316/bfroggy326/dvorak2.jpg (The piece starts in G major so the key signature was 1 sharp, that's why it only has 1 sharp there even though I've analyzed it starting with B major.) Basically I've analyzed most of it using letter names for the chords. I need to somehow convert this into a roman numeral analysis. I don't know if it modulates to a different key or what, but the goal is definitely to move back to the home key of the piece (G major) which it does at the very end of the circle-of-fifths thing. I'm just confused because I would think that, for example, that first e minor chord would be a iv, but since we're in B major a iv doesn't exist. Is it just a borrowed chord and I should analyze it as a iv anyway, or is it some kind of secondary chord or what??? If anyone could help me convert these letters into roman numerals it would be greatly appreciated! Thank you so much! Ohh, okay. Thanks! I got the analyzing done through measure 103 but once I get to the "g, C, F, bflat, Eb7, Ab, Ab7", I'm not sure what to do. What key do I analyze these in??? Wait, disregard what I just asked. Would it be right if I just put measures 104-105 in F major, and call the chords (g C F) ii - V - I ? And then put measures 106-108 in Db major, and call the bflat a ii/V, the Eb7 a V7/V, then the Ab a V (and the Ab42 a V7)? Then switch to G major?

Resolved Question: What is your opinion on this non-metal, classical new age band?

Okay, Okay. I actually don't know the genre but it's not metal. I had to put that it was non metal in the title so that other listeners would come too :P But Ashram is an Italian band that does instrumentals and have some songs with voices but they're all really pretty and I like them alot. I had them favorited on my Youtube and I don't ever remember finding them O_O 'tis fate I guess. I believe this band is more like Classical/New Age music Here is one of their instrumentals... II Mostro - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8fa7wSgfdk&feature=related Here is one with the vocals - Forgive Me - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKClTwNUFb4&feature=related and another one...I've Lost Myself - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3wy2h0lyW0&feature=related I would appreciate if you would listen to one instrumental and one of the songs with the vocals at least. So that you can have more to judge on :) the lyrics for the song I've Lost Myself are right here since it is quite hard to understand the lyrics. Dreaming of my pain / way I'm like a rose on a thorn bush And I stay in the shade The desert can kill me Dreaming of my pain / way I'm like a rose on a thorn bush And I stay in the shade The desert can kill me And I forget your name As I've lost myself ... I feel the hole inside my soul.. Madscientist...I said the name of them is Ashram. Not Apocalyptica x_x and Ashram is not metal.

Open Question: What is your opinion on this non-metal, classical new age band?

Okay, Okay. I actually don't know the genre but it's not metal. I had to put that it was non metal in the title so that other listeners would come too :P But Ashram is an Italian band that does instrumentals and have some songs with voices but they're all really pretty and I like them alot. I had them favorited on my Youtube and I don't ever remember finding them O_O 'tis fate I guess. I believe this band is more like Classical/New Age music Here is one of their instrumentals... II Mostro - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8fa7wSgfdk&feature=related Here is one with the vocals - Forgive Me - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKClTwNUFb4&feature=related and another one...I've Lost Myself - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3wy2h0lyW0&feature=related I would appreciate if you would listen to one instrumental and one of the songs with the vocals at least. So that you can have more to judge on :) the lyrics for the song I've Lost Myself are right here since it is quite hard to understand the lyrics. Dreaming of my pain / way I'm like a rose on a thorn bush And I stay in the shade The desert can kill me Dreaming of my pain / way I'm like a rose on a thorn bush And I stay in the shade The desert can kill me And I forget your name As I've lost myself ... I feel the hole inside my soul.. Madscientist...I said the name of them is Ashram. Not Apocalyptica x_x and Ashram is not metal.

Open Question: Nightmare before Christmas "This is Halloween" Piano Tab/sheet?

okay you might find this weird but i know how to play the piano i just can't read the music sheet. I have one but i need to know what KEYS TO PLAY FOR EXAMPLE CLICK HERE ---> : http://jeroen.jecom.nl/upload/upload/elf... I can't understand it. I know if you tell me C A B f minor E D G ....you know i know the keys and octaves i just never got to learn the reading of sheet music. Could some one maybe translate it for me in to this format: C , A , B f minor octave 1 octave 2 B C C G E D i dunno some way please? http://jeroen.jecom.nl/upload/upload/%27s%20lament.pdf http://jeroen.jecom.nl/upload/upload/elfman_TBtNbC_this%20is%20halloween.pdf thanks for the heads up on the link. But Muse why do you have to be a bitch? Don't you see how hard your life is with your child? and College? I'm a college student as well. I work full time and go to school full time. As much as i wish i had the TIME AND MONEY TO PAY for piano lesson i would do it! DON'T come here for your pitiful 2 points. you didn't even answer the question you just came here to bash. And i didn't put it as classical that's what YAHOO ANSWERS AUTOMATICALLY brakes it down to . Get a life. i respect piano players and i don't consider myself one. I would love to learn how to play but lack the time and money. Are you willing to teach or pay for my lessons? Then Shut the F*ck up.

Open Question: SONG SUGGESTIONS!!? (your favourite songs of all time)?

I am on a mission to fill my 120gb ipod with amazing music!! I know there are plenty of songs out there I've never heard, but would fall in love with. Help me find them! I love any genre minus heavy metal. I need jazz, musical, a capella, classical, salsa, hip hop, rock ...you name it. Songs that leave footprints on your heart! Songs that are truly GREAT!! I have recently been searching for some classical, a capella, etc and come up with the list below. If you know any songs similar please add them to your suggestions!! Thank you =)) Frederic Chopin- lots!! Frank Martin: Mass for Double choir Cantus- Ave maria -Goodnight my angel -Singing it’s alright - 23rd psalm -Pater Noster Gregorian Chant by Chant Group Psallentes Super flumina Babylonis Palestrina Brompton Oratory Palestrina - Sicut Cervus King's College Choir Cambridge - I heard a voice Thomas Tallis - Spem in alium - Tallis Scholars The Tallis Scholars - Thomas Tallis - Miserere Nostri Siyahamba (we are marching in the light of God) Joe Hisaishi- One Summer’s Day (from Spirited Away) Simon & Garfunkel- Scarborough Fair brian brink -Carol of the Bells.- Greensleves- piano or guitar version greensleeves -- by king singer's (A capella) The King’s Singers- and so it goes - greensleves Billy Joel - And So It Goes Gregorio Allegri - Miserere mei, Deus Paul Simon: Diamonds on the soles of her shoes Chanticleer- Dulaman (Gaelic) -ave maria -the first noel Jars of Clay- Hymn Mediaeval Baebes- salva nos -scarborough fayre Yuki Kajiura- unforgetable Sad Romance from Thao Nguyên Xanh Bleach- Never meant to Belong Samuel Barber- Adagio for Strings by (theme for movies "The Elephant Man" and "Platoon") Josef Hassid - Jules Massenet - Meditation de Thais Tchaikovsky- June - Serenade for Strings in C major, Op. 48 (Balanchine ballet) Gluck/ Kreisler -"Melodie Beethoven- Moonlight sonata Ludovico Einaudi- Primavera -Le Onde The Waves -Divenire -Andare -monday Maksim-exodus Claude Debussy - Arabesque #1 -Clair de lune (Twilight soundtrack) Johann Sebastian Bach- prelude from gello suite no.1 in G major - Jesu -Goldberg Variations -fugue - air on a G string - Joy of Man's Desiring Yiruma lee -river flows in you -kiss the rain Erik Satie - Gymnopédie No.1 Maurice Ravel - Pavane pour une infante defunte Mendelssohn - songs without words & 'the sighing wind' Mozart- Great Mass in C minor -Requiem - Lacrimosa - Oboe Quartet In F, K 370 - 3 Rondeau Allegro John Barry- The john dunbar theme Love theme from "Romeo and Juliet" - violin/piano duet theme from "Love Story" - violin/piano duet Vivaldi- spring Debussy- Pavane Cavatina, for guitar. Bolero- Maurice Ravel Henrique Oswald- Il Neige Liszt - Liebestraum No. 3 -Liebestraum -La Campanella

Open Question: SONG SUGGESTIONS! Your favorites and the greatest!!?

I am on a mission to fill my 120gb ipod with amazing music!! I know there are plenty of songs out there I've never heard, but would fall in love with. Help me find them! I love any genre minus heavy metal. I need jazz, musical, a capella, classical, salsa, hip hop, rock ...you name it. Songs that leave footprints on your heart! Songs that are truly GREAT!! I have recently been searching for some classical, a capella, etc and come up with the list below. If you know any songs similar please add them to your suggestions!! Thank you =)) Frederic Chopin- lots!! Frank Martin: Mass for Double choir Cantus- Ave maria -Goodnight my angel -Singing it’s alright - 23rd psalm -Pater Noster Gregorian Chant by Chant Group Psallentes Super flumina Babylonis Palestrina Brompton Oratory Palestrina - Sicut Cervus King's College Choir Cambridge - I heard a voice Thomas Tallis - Spem in alium - Tallis Scholars The Tallis Scholars - Thomas Tallis - Miserere Nostri Siyahamba (we are marching in the light of God) Joe Hisaishi- One Summer’s Day (from Spirited Away) Simon & Garfunkel- Scarborough Fair brian brink -Carol of the Bells.- Greensleves- piano or guitar version greensleeves -- by king singer's (A capella) The King’s Singers- and so it goes - greensleves Billy Joel - And So It Goes Gregorio Allegri - Miserere mei, Deus Paul Simon: Diamonds on the soles of her shoes Chanticleer- Dulaman (Gaelic) - ave maria - the first noel Jars of Clay- Hymn Mediaeval Baebes- salva nos - scarborough fayre Yuki Kajiura- unforgetable Sad Romance from Thao Nguyên Xanh Bleach- Never meant to Belong Samuel Barber- Adagio for Strings by (theme for movies "The Elephant Man" and "Platoon") Josef Hassid - Jules Massenet - Meditation de Thais Tchaikovsky- June - Serenade for Strings in C major, Op. 48 (Balanchine ballet) Gluck/ Kreisler -"Melodie Beethoven- Moonlight sonata Ludovico Einaudi- Primavera - Le Onde The Waves - Divenire - Andare - monday Maksim-exodus Claude Debussy - Arabesque #1 -Clair de lune (Twilight soundtrack) Johann Sebastian Bach- prelude from gello suite no.1 in G major - Jesu -Goldberg Variations -fugue - air on a G string - Joy of Man's Desiring Yiruma lee -river flows in you -kiss the rain Erik Satie - Gymnopédie No.1 Maurice Ravel - Pavane pour une infante defunte Mendelssohn - songs without words & 'the sighing wind' Mozart- Great Mass in C minor -Requiem - Lacrimosa - Oboe Quartet In F, K 370 - 3 Rondeau Allegro John Barry- The john dunbar theme Love theme from "Romeo and Juliet" - violin/piano duet theme from "Love Story" - violin/piano duet Vivaldi- spring Debussy- Pavane Cavatina, for guitar. Bolero- Maurice Ravel Henrique Oswald- Il Neige Liszt - Liebestraum No. 3 - Liebestraum - La Campanella

Open Question: I met the girl of my dreams, but will never see her again. How can I get over her?

While I was waiting around the airport last week between flights, I met a very attractive French girl in the airport bookstore. We talked for quite a while, and I found out she is a (classical) music student at the Paris Conservatory, which I found very interesting because I am hugely into classical music myself, though I am pursuing a degree in art history. Through conversation, we discovered we both shared the same interest in art, music, poetry, ballet, science, I mean it was like you name it and we felt the same way about it. She came across as really intelligent, too. She, like me, was also an atheist, which was simply the icing on the cake. Long story short, we had a wonderful time together, and she even gave me a peck on the cheek before catching her flight back to France. I haven't gotten her off my mind since that day. I tried to forget about her, but the more I thought about it, the more I thought I had quite possibly met the girl of my dreams. I mean, we exchanged e-mail addresses and have shared some messages with each other since then, but the prospect of us actually meeting again in the future is obviously just a pipe dream -- I mean, she lives in a different country, for gods sake. If I keep thinking about her, every woman I date in the future will seem like just a shadow of her. She made me feel amazing while I was with her. How can I move on? Any thoughts at all? I'm feeling really restless, and I'd appreciate any thoughts you have to offer. Thank you.