[Puzzle, 2 giveaways] Christmas comes early (ended)

As much as I love myself some occasional AHW (Albino humping worm) game, nope that's not the hint you're looking for.

And it's not a Mac binary either, so there's no AHW round two. Sorry. )

Look for visual clues. There are at least two hints in each YouTube entry. )

Sorry, but I have to ask. Are you sure you're entering the composer of the piece that is shown to be played, and not the composer of the piece that is heard?

It's a bit too late for yolk-coloured harvest festivities, aye. )

I've always liked the sound of that word. Yuuuule. Yumm.

Aw, sorries. I kind of assumed it was common knowledge that you could see the contributor requirement for private giveaways on creators' profile pages.

Still, there's more than a week to catch up. )

Away with the troubles then! )

Good job on those sounds in your head, mate. )

Ta. )

Bah, you just haven't had the chance to release the Stockhausen in you. )

Maybe a sudden keyword or two could speed up the magic. wink-wink

I actually entered quite a lot of various combinations of last/first names of that chap, as well as a couple of spelling variants. Should be causing you no trouble. (

Hit me on Steam if you can't make it past Q2, there's still time.

Well, it was worth a try. )

The names of the songs that are playing in those videos are 'Fossils (from The Carnival of Animals)' by Saint-Saens and 'When the Lights Go Out All Over Europe' by Divine Comedy.

As for the songs that are being played, I'll post them here once the giveaway is over.

Not in these videos, no. I figured that those who'd use online pianos to solve the quiz (and specifically use the mouse to play on those online pianos) might get a little bit upset if I were. Both songs are melody-heavy anyway, so using your left hand to play a tambourine is as fine as stroking a cat, really.