Alphabet Associations - II

[vinteuil]

Eponymous?

... o e's good, our fernyhiccup - demm' good!

[Pulcinella]

Eponymous?

Hurrah!
Well done, Ferney.

These three (Salome, Rusalka, and Siegfried) are eponymous characters in operas.

Let's c what you come up with for us next.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Hurrah!
Well done, Ferney.

These three (Salome, Rusalka, and Siegfried) are eponymous characters in operas.

Let's c what you come up with for us next.

Perfectly good puzzle, Pulcie: no "broken rules", just solvers thinking along different lines!

I shall ponder what the F ...

[Pulcinella]

Let's c what you come up with for us next.

Lost it here! Since when does c follow e?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Lost it here! Since when does c follow e?

I didn't like to say ...

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Sibelius after the fire started; John Shirley-Quirk for Britten, No?; Yannis Markopoulos.

Which F?

[mercia]

ferryman

[mercia]

Yannis apparently composed the feem toon for this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Who_Pays_the_Ferryman%3F

Quirly-Shirk was t'ferryman in Curlew River
and wikipedia confusingly tells me that the ferryman in Tuonela is a girl

great question, an original surely

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

ferryman

Yup!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Yannis apparently composed the feem toon for this
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Who_Pays_the_Ferryman%3F

Quirly-Shirk was t'ferryman in Curlew River

and wikipedia confusingly tells me that the ferryman in Tuonela is a girl

Ah - not the answer "on the card", which is more specific about a Sibelian Ferryman and its relationship to firestarters.

great question, an original surely

Once you get the specific Sibelius piece, you might see what I was originally planning, and how it got here instead

(The H is yours, anyway!)

[mercia]

ah yes, that didn't seem right at the time. How about

opus 32 Tulen Synty - The Origin of Fire, preceeding opus 33 The Ferryman's Bride ?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

ah yes, that didn't seem right at the time. How about
opus 32 Tulen Synty - The Origin of Fire, preceeding opus 33 The Ferryman's Bride ?

A Full 'ouse!

(Just to add the last pinch of mustard to the coleslaw - Britten's Curlew River is based on a Japanese No play (sometimes called "Noh" plays, but I thought I'd leave the H for you ....

[mercia]

(Just to add the last pinch of mustard to the coleslaw - Britten's Curlew River is based on a Japanese No play (sometimes called "Noh" plays, but I thought I'd leave the H for you ....

ah yes, very good, I should have seen that

I think I'm the worst culprit for not giving full answers, nor thinking through questions properly

I suppose I should tidy up

Yannis Markopoulos wrote the theme music for the 1977 TV series Who Pays the Ferryman?
John Shirley-Quirk was the original Ferryman in Britten's Church Parable, Curlew River
The Ferryman's Bride opus 33 by Sibelius 'follows' his opus 32 The Origin of Fire

[mercia]

I hope G still follows F

G please connecting

a 'medieval' suite; a symphonic poem about a 17th century cossack; dancing at Doris's castle

[Nick Armstrong]

I hope G still follows F

G please connecting

a 'medieval' suite; a symphonic poem about a 17th century cossack; dancing at Doris's castle

I happen to have the first of those on a Melodiya CD

Shall I spoil the suspense, after 2 minutes?