Alphabet Associations - II

[cloughie]

Is the I a composer, a composition or something completely different ...... ?????

The three occurences of it are in two cases in a composition and the other in a composer.

[Pulcinella]

The three occurences of it are in two cases in a composition and the other in a composer.

I'm not playing in this round, but that rules out my initial thoughts of Interlude or Intermezzo, unless there is a composer unbeknownst to me!


Flay has posted on another thread recently, btw.

[antongould]

Ivan IV, Ivan The Fool and Ivan Karabyts ..... simples .....

[cloughie]

Ivan IV, Ivan The Fool and Ivan Karabyts ..... simples .....

It is Ivan but you’ve a long way to go in linking Ms and there is a coleslaw absence!

[Lat-Literal]

It is Ivan but you’ve a long way to go in linking Ms and there is a coleslaw absence!

(I)van Morrison?

[cloughie]

(I)van Morrison?

No

Think of composers with M forenames who wrote music with Ivan in the title.

[LeMartinPecheur]

No

Think of composers with M forenames who wrote music with Ivan in the title.

Is one Mikhail Glinka & Ivan Susanin?

[cloughie]

Is one Mikhail Glinka & Ivan Susanin?

Give the man a coconut - yes, now the next is from a film composer of Hungarian origin.

[LeMartinPecheur]

Is The Maid of Pskov aka Ivan the Terrible relevant?

Particularly if written by Mikolai Rimsky-Korsakov?

[cloughie]

Is The Maid of Pskov aka Ivan the Terrible relevant?

Particularly if written by Mikolai Rimsky-Korsakov?

No

[subcontrabass]

Give the man a coconut - yes, now the next is from a film composer of Hungarian origin.

Ivan(hoe) - Miklós Rózsa ????

[cloughie]

Ivan(hoe) - Miklós Rózsa ????

Yes

Now that leaves a different style for the final clue - the M is a work, the Ivan is part of the name of the composer.

[LeMartinPecheur]

Yes

Now that leaves a different style for the final clue - the M is a work, the Ivan is part of the name of the composer.

SULL, Ivan - Mikado? (Macbeth, Merchant of Venice, Masque at Kenilworth, Martyr of Antioch??)

[LeMartinPecheur]

Yes

Now that leaves a different style for the final clue - the M is a work, the Ivan is part of the name of the composer.

If not Sull, Ivan how about Ippolitov-Ivanov's world-famous Op.69...?

Musical Paintings from Uzbekistan - Orchestral Suite No. 5 (1935*)

Or perhaps his Op.54...?

Mtsyri, symphonic poem for soprano and orchestra. [Hell's bells, I actually own an LP version of that! But without any soprano. Cheapskate USSR Melodiya or what?]]

[cloughie]

If not Sull, Ivan how about Ippolitov-Ivanov's world-famous Op.69...?

Musical Paintings from Uzbekistan - Orchestral Suite No. 5 (1935*)

Or perhaps his Op.54...?

Mtsyri, symphonic poem for soprano and orchestra. [Hell's bells, I actually own an LP version of that! But without any soprano. Cheapskate USSR Melodiya?]]

Op54 is correct and I have the very same recording on ASD2640, a good listen. How is pronounced - a vowel shortage at the beginning.

Now for a J but from whom. Contributors to solution were Anton, LMP and Sub. On balance maybe LMP?