Alphabet Associations - II

[BBMmk2]

Brahms: Symphony No.4. Berliner Philharmnoniker, Claudio Abbado.

Brahms: Serenades Nos.1 & 2. Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra, Claudio Abbado.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Brahms: Symphony No.4. Berliner Philharmnoniker, Claudio Abbado.

Brahms: Serenades Nos.1 & 2. Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra, Claudio Abbado.

It's been a busy day - but I think one of us is on the wrong Thread, Bbm!

[antongould]

I almost got to Chabrier whilst compiling a mental list whilst out this afternoon but Flay you led me off the French track by being so insistent on Carnival rather than Carnaval. Meant that Romain was off my list. I'll find a Desperate D, Dreckly.

Class performance Cloughers .....

[Nick Armstrong]

It's been a busy day - but I think one of us is on the wrong Thread, Bbm!

Bbm - I think it's my fault for chuntering off down the Symphonie-Fantastique-with-cornet garden path

[cloughie]

Bbm - I think it's my fault for chuntering off down the Symphonie-Fantastique-with-cornet garden path

Nothing wrong with the occasional wander with Harriet - even if it did send Hector bonkers!

[cloughie]

Class performance Cloughers .....

I suppose Dan would be too obvious so I settle for a D to link Ralph, Aaron and Rick (twice).

[Pulcinella]

I suppose Dan would be too obvious so I settle for a D to link Ralph, Aaron and Rick (twice).

Brain not yet fully engaged, but wondering if Dan has morphed into Don, with Rick being Strauss' Don Juan and Don Quixote?
Can't think of any Don connections for RVW or Copland yet, though....
Perhaps inspiration will strike after/during my shave and shower.

[Pulcinella]

Perhaps inspiration will strike after/during my shave and shower.

It didn't!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Can't think of any Don connections for RVW or Copland yet, though....

A London Symphony?
The "Hoe Don" from Rodeo?

[cloughie]

Brain not yet fully engaged, but wondering if Dan has morphed into Don, with Rick being Strauss' Don Juan and Don Quixote?
Can't think of any Don connections for RVW or Copland yet, though....
Perhaps inspiration will strike after/during my shave and shower.

Not Don - Had it been so I might have used my Trump card - or Sir Donny as some call him in Camelot.

[cloughie]

A London Symphony?
The "Hoe Don" from Rodeo?

You jest but are not too far away from the answer.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Would you care to Dance, cloughie? Not quite "Dan" and:

RVW: Job - A Masque for Dancing
Copland: Dance Panels
Rick 1: Dance of the Apprentices (from Wagner's Meistersinger
Rick 2: Dance of the Seven Veils (from Strauss' Salami)

(the flaw in the RVW struck me as I typed it! - although there are several movements in it called "Dance". I'll plump for Dance of Plague, Pestilence, Famine and Battle.)

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

You jest but are not too far away from the answer.

Oh.

The "Hoe Down" is a Dance ...

[cloughie]

Oh.

The "Hoe Down" is a Dance ...

Not dance but the garden implement is not needed!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Not dance but the garden implement is not needed!

Hmm - this is tricky. At first I thought of "Down" (and even prepared a pun about the Status Quo) - and it all looked promising with Aaron's Hoe and Ralph's Ampney ...

... but no luck with either of the obvious Ricks (and, whilst Addinsell's "Warsaw" Concerto gets me down, I didn't think that was much help).

So then I did a vowel movement and "Dawn" seemed a possibility.

Rick 1's Dawn "Intermezzo" in the Prologue to Gotterdammerung
Rick 2's Dawn from Also Sprach Zarathustra
Ralph's Dawn from his film score for Coastal Command

... and ... err ... Dawn Upshaw has recorded many of Aaron's songs

I don't think I've seen the light yet.