Alphabet Associations - III

[Tapiola]

To my ears, this composer sounds disgusting. But only in name.

[french frank]

So who got to Wiki first with Silvestre Revueltas?

[Tapiola]

So who got to Wiki first with Silvestre Revueltas?

Haha! The laurels belong to you, Dr F!

[french frank]

Haha! The laurels belong to you, Dr F!

I think we got several giga-clues!

The four works then are the String Quartets 1-3 and Música de feria for string quartet (sometimes called String Quartet 4).

[LMcD]

I think we all have our moments of clarity, L. Mine are few and far between!

I think that in my case it's a combination of a lack of clarity and loss of enjoyment.

[AuntDaisy]

I think we got several giga-clues!
The four works then are the String Quartets 1-3 and Música de feria for string quartet (sometimes called String Quartet 4).

Well done ff.
Thanks tapiola, another composer to explore. I think I need help with the coleslaw, though

[Tapiola]

The answer on my card is dissimilar but I like your thinking.

My card has snake (Sensemaya), Toccata (touch) and Serious ( 2 Serious Pieces for Wind Quintet).

Your alternative answers do it for me though.

S awaits...

[Tapiola]

Well done ff.
Thanks tapiola, another composer to explore. I think I need help with the coleslaw, though

Night of the Mayas is seriously trippy. The recording I have is conducted by David Atherton ( the better conductor than Rattle imo) but sadly it is a very badly balanced recording. It needs another and better outlet).

[Tapiola]

2 serious pieces for wind quintet rounds it off.

[french frank]

My card has snake (Sensemaya), Toccata (touch) and Serious ( 2 Serious Pieces for Wind Quintet).

Bah! I forgot about the snake. And I missed a few of your replies which had me up the proverbial gum tree.

So, with AD's blessing after having first come up with Sylvester and laboured over Q, I'll come up with an S for tomorrow. Sure to encourage LMcD back

[Tapiola]

I think that in my case it's a combination of a lack of clarity and loss of enjoyment.

You sound like my ex, but more charming

[AuntDaisy]

Bah! I forgot about the snake. And I missed a few of your replies which had me up the proverbial gum tree.

So, with AD's blessing after having first come up with Sylvester and laboured over Q, I'll come up with an S for tomorrow. Sure to encourage LMcD back

The laurels are yours ff.
Good luck.

[Pulcinella]

Wow: blink and another letter has come and gone.

This one would have completely stumped me, despite having Sensemaya on this recommendable Bernstein collection:

https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/8160704--latin-american-fiesta

[french frank]

Sssssooo, for S (my straightforward style ) The S is for the composer, and the three clues are to entirely separate works by three different composers. The link between the three should/might/hopefully will point to the composer.

The first piece was originally an aria by a German composer to the words of a German poet.
The second piece is a song by an Austrian composer with words of a German poet.
The third piece is a vocal work by an English composer to the words of an English poet

Don't go away Pulcie - they'll have this one wrapped up in no time!

[AuntDaisy]

Sssssooo, for S (my straightforward style ) The S is for the composer, and the three clues are to entirely separate works by three different composers. The link between the three should/might/hopefully will point to the composer.

The first piece was originally an aria by a German composer to the words of a German poet.
The second piece is a song by an Austrian composer with words of a German poet.
The third piece is a vocal work by an English composer to the words of an English poet

Don't go away Pulcie - they'll have this one wrapped up in no time!

Is Pulcinella a clue?