Alphabet Associations - II

[Nick Armstrong]

Sorry folks, you all came alive just as I went out for a while.

Valley?

That is the V. (Interesting thought, vinteuil - but not on this card)

And yes I was watching Happy Valley, anton. Isn't it GREAT! Didn't see any of the first series. Edge of the seat stuff. Quite apart from the main male psycho, just when you think think that woman psycho is bad enough, along comes another who's worse!

Hokey-dokey - inspired by Cloughie's suggestion of Valley, I'm going for:

Ferde Grofe's Death Valley Suite

That's the first part.

Two more musical Valleys please.

I can't see a connection to Gray's - or anyone else's - Anatomy.

I said Gray's Anatomy was nothing to do with it and that an atlas was more relevant - e.g. for Death Valley.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Was Atlas the clue? (Noting the capital letter )

No

I said Gray's Anatomy was nothing to do with it and that an atlas was more relevant - e.g. for Death Valley.

Erm ...

EDIT: <doh>! I get it now: "an atlas" rather than the mythological "Atlas". I was confused earlier.

[Nick Armstrong]

Erm ...

Atlas wasn't really a clue - just a general guide to the fact that we're not talking about anatomy.

There's a much stronger clue (the one I meant to be a clue) in the same post

[vinteuil]

(Interesting thought, vinteuil - but not on this card)

'interesting' - as with the Quiz at 9:30 am where a listener suggests 'Tchaikovsky' to a question needing the answer 'Perotin' -

"Well," says Rob/Sara/Sarah "we've had some interesting suggestions... " . .

[Nick Armstrong]

Pointless?

[Nick Armstrong]

'interesting' - as with the Quiz at 9:30 am where a listener suggests 'Tchaikovsky' to a question needing the answer 'Perotin' -

"Well," says Rob/Sara/Sarah "we've had some interesting suggestions... " . .

PRECISELY!

'Tchaikovsky' / 'Perotin'

[subcontrabass]

That's the first part.

Two more musical Valleys please.

Benjamin Britten: folksong arrangement "The Stream in the Valley" ?????

[Nick Armstrong]

Benjamin Britten: folksong arrangement "The Stream in the Valley" ?????

Yep!

One more to go.

[subcontrabass]

Yep!

One more to go.

Not The Lark Ascending ??:

" Our valley is his golden cup
And he the wine which overflows
to lift us with him as he goes."

[Nick Armstrong]

Not The Lark Ascending ??:

" Our valley is his golden cup
And he the wine which overflows
to lift us with him as he goes."

No.... Nice one though ('interesting but wrong'). In what I'm thinking of, the word 'lift' isn't used specifically, just gives you the idea....

As mentioned before, there's a key word in the second line of post #281

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

No.... Nice one though ('interesting but wrong'). In what I'm thinking of, the word 'lift' isn't used specifically, just gives you the idea....

As mentioned before, there's a key word in the second line of post #281

"Winner"?

[subcontrabass]

No.... Nice one though ('interesting but wrong'). In what I'm thinking of, the word 'lift' isn't used specifically, just gives you the idea....

As mentioned before, there's a key word in the second line of post #281

"Ev'ry valley shall be exalted"

[Nick Armstrong]

"Winner"?

Not that word ferney







.

EDIT: Halleluja!!!

"Ev'ry valley shall be exalted"

There you go

V = Valley

Death Valley Suite - Grofé
The Stream in the Valley - Britten
Ev'ry Valley shall be exalted - Handel


Take it aWay, maestro...

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Yolanda Adams - Mounatin High, Valley Low (so a lift/escalator would be welcome) (Might have been enjoyed by Michael Winner if he'd been alive to hear it.)

EDIT: ah! Apparently not! - good puzzle, Cali!

[Nick Armstrong]

Yolanda Adams - Mounatin High, Valley Low (so a lift/escalator would be welcome) (Might have been enjoyed by Michael Winner if he'd been alive to hear it.)

Someone has to finish last, ferns! There's no shame in it!