Alphabet Associations - II

[Nick Armstrong]

I'd forgotten it was a Leap Year! I added your name as you'd recently mentioned on another Thread that it was soon; just meant "everybody", really

[mercia]

tentatively wondering if C might be chaconne with Pachelbel as the "six for the organ" suspect, but I shall think on

[Pulcinella]

Thanks to all for the good wishes conveyed, which are duly reciprocated.

It is an honour to be associated with the launch of part two of this thread!

[Nick Armstrong]

Thanks to all for the good wishes conveyed, which are duly reciprocated.

It is an honour to be associated with the launch of part two of this thread!

The price is your continued virtuosic question setting & solving!

[subcontrabass]

tentatively wondering if C might be chaconne with Pachelbel as the "six for the organ" suspect, but I shall think on

Good start. The other two Johanns are linked to Pachelbel in a chain.

[mercia]

I shall plump for the chaconne from Johann S Bach Violin Partita no. 2 in D minor

[subcontrabass]

I shall plump for the chaconne from Johann S Bach Violin Partita no. 2 in D minor

That is number 2. If you find the chain from Pachelbel (via another Johann) you might end up with number 3.

[mercia]

unsure of this "chain". is a bit of wordplay going on ? I offer Johann Philipp Kirnberger

[subcontrabass]

unsure of this "chain". is a bit of wordplay going on ? I offer Johann Philipp Kirnberger

You have got there. Johann Pachelbel taught Johann Christoph Bach, who in turn taught his younger brother Johann Sebastian Bach, who (probably) taught Johann Philipp Kirnberger.

Over to you to drive us onwards.

[mercia]

You have got there. Johann Pachelbel taught Johann Christoph Bach, who in turn taught his younger brother Johann Sebastian Bach, who (probably) taught Johann Philipp Kirnberger.

how clever. I arrived by a less logical route.

[mercia]

bereft of inspiration

D

a Duo Concertant, an opus 10 set of 3, D801



hope cloughie hasn't left us. not nice to be ignored for days on end I guess. I think I was away from my computer at the time. feel free to ignore D for as long as you like

[Pulcinella]

The answer.....dithyrambe.
Stravinsky, Medtner, and Schubert.

Hope not jumping the gun by responding (I don't understand the reference to Cloughie!).
Will try to invent an E soon.

[Pulcinella]

Post deleted to avoid confusion.

[mercia]

The answer.....dithyrambe.
Stravinsky, Medtner, and Schubert.

[Pulcinella]

Thanks, mercia.

I'm not sure that my original E actually fits the bill, so here's another; what E connects a stripper, a lunatic crooner, and a heroic product of incest?
Take your pick.