Alphabet Associations - II

[Lat-Literal]

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... the form of the first movement? A form it shares with the last movement of a baroque Christmas work....

Erm......is the second composer Corelli?

Concerto Grosso in G Minor?

I am not clear here but am hovering around the term Larghetto Affettuoso.

[vinteuil]

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... yes, the Corelli Christmas Concerto it is

The first movt of the Tartini and the last movt of the Corelli share a musical form which is also part of the title of a 19th century Italian opera, the events of which relate to an evening... and there is an aria in the opera which also shares this form....




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[Lat-Literal]

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... yes, the Corelli Christmas Concerto it is

The first movt of the Tartini and the last movt of the Corelli share a musical form which is also part of the title of a 19th century Italian opera, the events of which relate to an evening... and there is an aria in the opera which also shares this form....




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I know it isn't Viene La Sera - this may take some time.

Oh, hold on, a title of an opera you say.

La Sonnambula.....no, I don't think so.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Tricky. We might need the detective skills of a Montalbano for this one.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

... and a box of matches?

[Lat-Literal]

... and a box of matches?

Something striking?

This could be staccato.

No, I'm not going to get this bit.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

......something striking?

<DOH> - I got my "Vestas" and "Vespas" muddled; so enough of this faffing around

Siciliano - the dance rhythms featured in the Corelli and Tartini works, and in the Aria Mercé, dilette amiche ("Thank you, dear friends") in Verdi's I Vespri Siciliani ("The Sicilian Vespers").

[Lat-Literal]

<DOH> - I got my "Vestas" and "Vespas" muddled; so enough of this faffing around

Siciliano - the dance rhythms featured in the Corelli and Tartini works, and in the Aria Mercé, dilette amiche ("Thank you, dear friends") in Verdi's I Vespri Siciliani ("The Sicilian Vespers").

Oh.

[Anastasius]

Many thanks for all your kind comments. Now here's the thing..I'll be dipping out for a short while as I'm moving house but I will be back.

[vinteuil]

<DOH> - I got my "Vestas" and "Vespas" muddled; so enough of this faffing around

Siciliano - the dance rhythms featured in the Corelli and Tartini works, and in the Aria Mercé, dilette amiche ("Thank you, dear friends") in Verdi's I Vespri Siciliani ("The Sicilian Vespers").

... yes indeedy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siciliana

And so first prize to ferney - with an hon: mention for persistence to Lat-Lit

We await with interest to see what ferney Turns up with for us

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

George, Arthur, and an Essex Cook all offer us varieties of which T?

[Flay]

Many thanks for all your kind comments. Now here's the thing..I'll be dipping out for a short while as I'm moving house but I will be back.

Good luck with that

[Flay]

Essex Cook

Jamie Oliver. Taramasalata?

[vinteuil]

George, Arthur, and an Essex Cook all offer us varieties of which T?

... well, GF Haendel, Arthur Sullivan, and John Cook (of Essex) all composed Te Deums

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Jamie Oliver. Taramasalata?

Would that it were, Flay - would that it were.







But it's not