Alphabet Associations - II

[subcontrabass]

There's a song by Elisabeth Lutyens: Winter Series - Spring Sowing Op.115 with words by UVW

Also various references to something called A Winter Birth which seems to be to music by Ralph Nicholson

Lutyens was the one I had in mind.

We shall expect a suitable vehicle from you to transport us on the next stage of our journey.

[Nick Armstrong]

So to scrape the coleslaw into one bowl:

Ursula Vaughan Williams, who wrote words for

Herbert Howells: A Hymn to Saint Cecilia
Malcolm Williamson's opera Brilliant and the Dark
Elisabeth Lutyens: Winter Series - Spring Sowing Op.115

V will follow presently...

[Nick Armstrong]

A V to connect Death, a Stream and getting a lift.

[antongould]

A V to connect Death, a Stream and getting a lift.

Are we looking for a composer?

[Flay]

I've thought about connecting the Lieds Death and the Maiden (which starts "Vorüber! Ach, vorüber!...") and Auf dem Strom but there's no V in the latter's first line.

Back to the drawing board...

[Nick Armstrong]

Are we looking for a composer?

Ah... no, you're not. There are three composers involved, one for each part of the puzzle, and none of 'em a V

[Nick Armstrong]

I've thought about connecting the Lieds Death and the Maiden (which starts "Vorüber! Ach, vorüber!...") and Auf dem Strom but there's no V in the latter's first line.

Back to the drawing board...

Back to the padded bedroom, more like!

[subcontrabass]

Ah... no, you're not. There are three composers involved, one for each part of the puzzle, and none of 'em a V

Are we looking for a place?

[Nick Armstrong]

Are we looking for a place?

Yes, but not a name.

[Flay]

Are we looking for a place?

Yes, but not a name.

Geographical or anatomical?

[Nick Armstrong]

Geographical or anatomical?

The former, Dr Flay. You'll need an Atlas, not Gray's "Anatomy" !

Ev'ry one a winner!

[Nick Armstrong]

Anyone want another late night clue?

(Yup, you've already had one )

[antongould]

A place with no name is a song by Michael Jackson - sure that helps ....

[Nick Armstrong]

A place with no name is a song by Michael Jackson - sure that helps ....

Not as far as I know. What might help, is that this puzzle was inspired by something by which I was riveted on telly on Tuesday evening

[Nick Armstrong]

If anyone's getting bored, I could either tell you the answer - or perhaps the three composers associated with the three elements of the puzzle...?