Alphabet Associations - II

[subcontrabass]

After conferring with the linesman I accept your protest, so subby gets to spill the slaw

The Ragged answer (following the original clue) is Ragamuffin:

Giuseppe Valentini, composer (amongst other things), was nicknamed Straccioncino (Little Ragamuffin)
Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky composed the song "Озорник" (title translates as "The Urchin" or "The Ragamuffin")
John Ireland composed London Pieces for piano, of which number 2 is entitled "Ragamuffin"

[cloughie]

The Ragged answer (following the original clue) is Ragamuffin:

Giuseppe Valentini, composer (amongst other things), was nicknamed Straccioncino (Little Ragamuffin)
Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky composed the song "Озорник" (title translates as "The Urchin" or "The Ragamuffin")
John Ireland composed London Pieces for piano, of which number 2 is entitled "Ragamuffin"

I think I'd have only got near it if you'd thrown in Manfred Mann!

[Flay]

The Ragged answer (following the original clue) is Ragamuffin:

Giuseppe Valentini, composer (amongst other things), was nicknamed Straccioncino (Little Ragamuffin)
Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky composed the song "Озорник" (title translates as "The Urchin" or "The Ragamuffin")
John Ireland composed London Pieces for piano, of which number 2 is entitled "Ragamuffin"

Top quality coleslaw! Stupendous!

[Pulcinella]

The Ragged answer (following the original clue) is Ragamuffin:

Giuseppe Valentini, composer (amongst other things), was nicknamed Straccioncino (Little Ragamuffin)
Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky composed the song "Озорник" (title translates as "The Urchin" or "The Ragamuffin")
John Ireland composed London Pieces for piano, of which number 2 is entitled "Ragamuffin"

And there I was, a little like ferney, thinking of Rudolf/Rudolph Valentino, then, instead of his red nose, some red roses for today, or that Ravel orchestrated Modest's Pictures, or .....

At least the answer wasn't Rigoletto, to make me even more red faced!

[subcontrabass]

An S for a sentimental journey from mid-winter to late summer.

[subcontrabass]

An S for a sentimental journey from mid-winter to late summer.

If anyone is having problems hammering away at this you might find it easiest to start at the end.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

If anyone is having problems hammering away at this you might find it easiest to start at the end.

I was wondering if Delius (with the help of Fenby) might be involved?

[Flay]

An S for a sentimental journey from mid-winter to late summer.

Shoorly not Frank Shinatra?

[antongould]

Shoorly not Frank Shinatra?

It had crossed my mind .....

[Flay]

journey from mid-winter to late summer.

From Christmas Island to August Bank Holiday Island via Easter Island no doubt?

[subcontrabass]

Shoorly not Frank Shinatra?

Definitely not.

[subcontrabass]

I was wondering if Delius (with the help of Fenby) might be involved?

No. Try starting with late summer.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

No. Try starting with late summer.

I was!

[subcontrabass]

I was!

And a composer?

[cloughie]

And a composer?

Strauss September