Alphabet Associations - III

[AuntDaisy]

Is the first from Rimsky-Korsakov's Op.50 Romances?
"The Maiden and the Sun", "The Singer", "Quiet is the Blue Sea", "I am Still Filled, Dear Friend"

Or César Cui's, "Kaleidoscope: 24 pieces for violin and piano", e.g. no. 9, "Orientale" = East(ern).
& Granados's 12 danzas españolas has an Oriental.

[LMcD]

Is the first from Rimsky-Korsakov's Op.50 Romances?
"The Maiden and the Sun", "The Singer", "Quiet is the Blue Sea", "I am Still Filled, Dear Friend"

Also by Rimsky-Korsakov: The Easter Festival Overture...and one of the Granados Spanish Dances is 'Oriental'.

[AuntDaisy]

Also by Rimsky-Korsakov: The Easter Festival Overture...and one of the Granados Spanish Dances is 'Oriental'.

I think you're on to something, LMcD, with Oriental.

While you were typing, I'd added César Cui's Op. 50, "Kaleidoscope", e.g. no. 9, "Orientale" to my post...

How about Rachmaninov's "Oriental dance", Op 2 No 2?

[LMcD]

I think you're on to something, LMcD, with Oriental.

While you were typing, I'd added César Cui's Op. 50, "Kaleidoscope", e.g. no. 9, "Orientale" to my post...

How about Rachmaninov's "Oriental dance", Op 2 No 2?

Has Detective Daisy hit the proverbial nail on its proverbial bonce once more?

[cloughie]

Me too!
But I still don't see how he got there from Feste Romane or indeed how the next response was Alborada del gracioso!

Brush up your Shakespeare and think Epiphany, then clown around!

[french frank]

Also by Rimsky-Korsakov: The Easter Festival Overture...and one of the Granados Spanish Dances is 'Oriental'.

Well, you did ask for an Easier E! I'd forgotten the Easter overture but 'Oriental' was correct. Aunt Daisy, hmv man and cloughie then chipped in. What chance did I have against such a team?

Cesar Cui (one of the Mighty Handful/Five): Oriental Op 50 No 9
Granados (drowned when his ship was torpedoed in WWI) Oriental (from 12 Spanish dances) Op 37 No 2
Rachmaninoff (left Russia and died in the USA, a naturalised citizen) Danse orientale Op 2

So the E was indeed East.

[LMcD]

Well, you did ask for an Easier E! I'd forgotten the Easter overture but 'Oriental' was correct. Aunt Daisy, hmv man and cloughie then chipped in. What chance did I have against such a team?

Cesar Cui (one of the Mighty Handful/Five): Oriental Op 50 No 9
Granados (drowned when his ship was torpedoed in WWI) Oriental (from 12 Spanish dances) Op 37 No 2
Rachmaninoff (left Russia and died in the USA, a naturalised citizen) Danse orientale Op 2

So the E was indeed East.

May I offer an 'F''?

[french frank]

May I offer an 'F''?

Hhhwhy not?

[For the record, and if you lot have a minute or two () at your disposal, my D was
"A true wonder, a sort of bitter-sweet mixed bag and a real headache. What D links these musical gents?"]

[AuntDaisy]

May I offer an 'F''?

Please do.

[LMcD]

Hhhwhy not?

[For the record, and if you lot have a minute or two () at your disposal, my D was
"A true wonder, a sort of bitter-sweet mixed bag and a real headache. What D links these musical gents?"]

Which 'F' was associated with Fritz Reiner, Carl Zelter and Wilhelm Mayer?

[Pulcinella]

Brush up your Shakespeare and think Epiphany, then clown around!

Cunning: too cunning for me.

[antongould]

Which 'F' was associated with Fritz Reiner, Carl Zelter and Wilhelm Mayer?

all taught famous Felixs ……. ?????

[LMcD]

all taught famous Felixs ……. ?????

Indeed! Would you care to elaborate?

[antongould]

Indeed! Would you care to elaborate?

Reiner - Felix Slatkin
Zelter - Felix Mendelssohn
Mayer - Felix Weingartner

[LMcD]

Reiner - Felix Slatkin
Zelter - Felix Mendelssohn
Mayer - Felix Weingartner

Correct in every particular, and no further explanation necessary - teachers on the left and pupils on the right!