Okay, I finally identified which "Concerto in G" they used on the soundtrack: Concerto in G major RV 151 "Alla rustica". Unfortunately, that's not one of the concertos in G that I have, although it does sound a bit like the Concerto in G major RV 575. Vivaldi is like that.
I'm afraid I can't find any matches with the concert music from the soundtrack. If you like the music of the period, however, I could certainly send you some--my own "music inspired by the film Marie Antoinette" CD if you will.
I actually bought the soundtrack today, and I was going to stick some Halloween stuff on BR anyway. Of course, it's way late here now, but at some point it'll be there.
Oh, Raq, you're the awesome. Thanks so much.
spring, I have Scott Miller on the other computer, so I will get to that tomorrow.
OK, I just sent "Aphrodisiac".
Hey, Buffistae! I had also bought Submarine Bells used a year or two ago (to replace a cassette, 'cause I have to include that aside) for regular used CD price.
Hey Corwood -- Have you seen this: [link]
Nope, but I bet it's good. On a side note, the guy who wrote that article is my neighbor and friend.
Erg. My connection keeps timing out before I can send the files to BR. I'm compromising by using YouSendIt, so if you see something in BR from Ava Tari, that's me.
SA, do you want Intro Versailles? It's just horses clippy-clopping on cobblestones and a church bell.
nahh. I can live without sound effects. thanks again so much for this.
For Jilli: YouTube MCR video for Black Parade
I can't decide if that's Lucas Haas in the video as "The Patient."
Also, I'm terribly amused that they like to toss the equipment around on stage.