Alphabet Associations - II

[Pulcinella]

Sorry to be thick but it’s ’s all I excel at ... Is that a clue to one bit, or an English tone poem ...... et. ... etc.... ???

I took it to mean that the composers of the three pieces are English, French, and Italian.

[Sir Velo]

[LMcD]

Delius: La Calinda
Debussy: La Cathedrale Engloutie
?

[Sir Velo]

The Frenchman is right but the wrong prelude. The Englishman's piece was completed after his death by a friend and fellow composer.

[LMcD]

The Frenchman is right but the wrong prelude. The Englishman's piece was completed after his death by a friend and fellow composer.

Delius's Poem Of Life and Love?

[Sir Velo]

Delius's Poem Of Life and Love?

Our Englishman was born in the first decade of the 20th century.

The Frenchman's work has to be translated into English for the clue to work.

[LMcD]

(Retires gracefully in state of confusion ....but then I only got a 'Desmond')

[Pulcinella]

Our Englishman was born in the first decade of the 20th century.

The Frenchman's work has to be translated into English for the clue to work.

Aha!
Finzi (completed by Ferguson): The fall of the leaf.
That could give us Debussy's Feuilles mortes (Dead leaves)
But that still leaves an Italian encore.


And I'm happy for whoever finds that to March on with an M.

[LMcD]

Aha!
Finzi (completed by Ferguson): The fall of the leaf.
That could give us Debussy's Feuilles mortes (Dead leaves)
But that still leaves an Italian encore.


And I'm happy for whoever finds that to March on with an M.

La Foglia?

[Pulcinella]

La Foglia?

Rats!
You edited before I was able to ask if Lief Ove Andsnes had recorded your previous suggestion, as I didn't see how it answered the clue!

[LMcD]

Rats!
You edited before I was able to ask if Lief Ove Andsnes had recorded your previous suggestion, as I didn't see how it answered the clue!

My previous suggestion needed to be hidden from view before anybody spotted what I should have seen before I posted it, namely that it had nothing to do with all that we'd learned thus far.
As for 'Lief Ove Andsnes' - that's clever! Maestro Segerstam is another Leif.

[Sir Velo]

Aha!
Finzi (completed by Ferguson): The fall of the leaf.
That could give us Debussy's Feuilles mortes (Dead leaves)
But that still leaves an Italian encore.


And I'm happy for whoever finds that to March on with an M.

Correct so far. as it goes

Just the Italian to go. Let me know if any further clues are needed although a quick google should suffice: :

[LMcD]

Correct so far. as it goes

Just the Italian to go. Let me know if any further clues are needed although a quick google should suffice: :

Not La Foglia, then (##3386)?

[Sir Velo]

What's the link to the other two compositions?

[LMcD]

What's the link to the other two compositions?

'Foglia' is the Italian for 'leaf'.