Beaten to it! Thanks, LMcD. That comes of watching our Strictly recording on the TV instead of concentrating on AA
Alphabet Associations - II
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Originally posted by LMcD View PostWell .... I found a recipe for 'Coleslaw Staccato', of which I'd never heard, but it appears that I have stumbled on the correct answer ...
Anyway, if I may, I invite you to find a T that links Beethoven, Hoddinott, Holmboe, Rihm and Zwilich (among others).
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Originally posted by subcontrabass View PostWhen AA first started we normally worked from Triples.Last edited by LMcD; 09-12-19, 09:28.
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Originally posted by LMcD View PostI'm not sure whether you're commenting on the format of the question or you've sussed out the answer - it it's the latter, please elaborate!
Any 3 of the 5 will lead you to the same solution.
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Originally posted by subcontrabass View PostWho could be described as a "saintly lady" among composers?
... and a special mention for there having been no reference to Ralph Vaughan Williams.
I think the Carpaccio of the Dream of St Ursula was a particular favourite of Ruskin -
.Last edited by vinteuil; 09-12-19, 16:33.
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