03-06-2011, 14:00
Actually, pieces rarely have intelligible titles like "Is it spring yet?". Here's what they write about Janacek's String Quartet No. 2:
Probably it was called somewhat different, and as you give virtually no information about it, it's virtually impossible to help you... I can certainly say that there are no well-known pieces which are called so.
The only suggestion I have is to check out the website of this radio station (if it exists, of course) - sometimes they have a program. As it was just today, you have a chance to find necessary info.
Quote:Unusually for a classical work, the nickname "Intimate Letters" ("Listy důvěrné" in Czech) was given by the composer[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composer][/url]
Probably it was called somewhat different, and as you give virtually no information about it, it's virtually impossible to help you... I can certainly say that there are no well-known pieces which are called so.
The only suggestion I have is to check out the website of this radio station (if it exists, of course) - sometimes they have a program. As it was just today, you have a chance to find necessary info.