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Grieg-Bizet
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Exactly! O Fortuna! I probably gave to much for clues, but where I come from, (Rosholt, Wisconsin) people couldn't name a piece of classical music to save their soul.
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Penny
(218 points)
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Sounds kind of like Dance of the Surgerplum Fairy but thats a christmas song not a halloween song.
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Grieg-Bizet
(896 points)
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Close, but I will say that the name of the song has to do with a creature, if you will, of sorts like a fairy (except much more unpleasant).
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karmin
(38 points)
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Yeah I know this one - Greig March of the dwarfs right?
Funny how it does sound quite like the Tchaikovsky
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Grieg-Bizet
(896 points)
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Is this perhaps too difficult? If you still want to guess, it's by Grieg, again, and it has to do with Gnomes.
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Grieg-Bizet
(896 points)
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I'm not really sure what more clues to give. If I could think of anymore, I would post them, but I really don't have any.
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Oh! I'm not sure if this helps, but I think it was included as one piece of 3 that Grieg didn't have an Opus number for. I'm pretty sure that's why this is so hard to find.
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Grieg-Bizet
(896 points)
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I'm thinking this one is way too difficult, so I'll just name it now. It is "Gnome's Tune" by Edvard Grieg.
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