Alphabet Associations - II

[mercia]

a "Rock" from Prokofiev?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ro...r_and_the_Wolf

haven't found any other Rocks by Rockmoninaff

[Flay]

Prok composed the ballet Rock Flower

(Or Stone Flower depending on the translation)

[cloughie]

Dawfydd y Garreg Wen

(David of the White Rock by David Owen)

That's one more, Rock on Flay!

[cloughie]

Die Fliegende Hollander?

I'm lost - it's Rock(s) but not Rachmaninoff???

I never said it was not Rachmaninov because it is!

Sorry ferny - missed your line on that - turned out to be a busier day than it should have been.

Game over, ferney'S on points I think!

Coleslaw

Rock
Rachmaninov The Rock
Tyrannosaurus Rex: One Inch Rock
David Owen:David of the White Rock

[antongould]

Is everyone Shy?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Is everyone Shy?

Alphabet Associations? An unfinished lament, and some picturesque studies. SSo?

[mercia]

Sviatoslav Soulima Stravinsky ?

Etudes Pittoresques (20), for piano
Music Alphabet, for piano
Lamento, cello and piano (posth.)

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Sviatoslav Soulima Stravinsky ?

Etudes Pittoresques (20), for piano
Music Alphabet, for piano
Lamento, cello and piano (posth.)

Got it straightaway, mercs - in keeping with the precedent set by Simon Stockhausen, I went again for a double S, and the composer/performer son of a more famous composer father. (I might pass when the next R comes round! )

T if not scones at yours, then ...

[mercia]

T

did The Juvenile hear The Winds of Siberia in The Murmuring Forest ?

[Flay]

T

did The Juvenile hear The Winds of Siberia in The Murmuring Forest ?

No I don't think he did.

And there's not even a mumuration of AAers flocking to reply.

Shall I?

It's Boris Tchaikowsky (no relation):
The Juvenile, Poem for orchestra (1984)
The Winds of Siberia, Symphonic Poem (1984)
The Murmuring Forest Orchestral Suite (1953)

[mercia]

It's Boris Tchaikowsky (no relation):
The Juvenile, Poem for orchestra (1984)
The Winds of Siberia, Symphonic Poem (1984)
The Murmuring Forest Orchestral Suite (1953)

[Flay]

Thanks mercs!

What Us can you get from:

A calling for Edvard Grieg, Strauss’ composing style, and tedium for Copland

[Flay]

I confess - the answer is in fact another letter but you get the U from this. Hence the

Us aren't easy

Copland's and Strauss' are personal statements

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

I confess - the answer is in fact another letter but you get the U from this. Hence the
Us aren't easy
Copland's and Strauss' are personal statements

Unclear?

Richard or Johann Strauss ... or ... ?
Aaron or Stewart Copland ... or ... ?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

There's a "Cattle Call" by Grieg ... it's not "Udders", is it?!