Alphabet Associations - II

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Is it Helmut?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Is it Helmut?

I think it is:

Edgard Varese:

Tuning Up ("prepare to play")

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0z19ZVBybM

Ionisation ("atom splitting")

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9mg4KHqRPw

Ecuatorial ("centre of the globe")

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9mg4KHqRPw

[antongould]

Just about to suggest that ferney - NOT!!!!!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Just about to suggest that ferney - NOT!!!!!

After I'd been led astray by the mediterranean (yet again!) cloughie's "polarisation" suddenly "clicked".


If it's right, of course!

[Pulcinella]

That's impressive, ferney!
Very well done indeed.
But what did Helmut have to do with anything?

My 'starting to play' was Variations on a Nursery Theme, by Ernst (Ernest?) Dohnanyi!

Happy Easter Greetings to all from Florence.
(Ferney: You know where I live, so if my CD collection has been raided when I get home, you're number one suspect!)

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Helmut - 'ed gard


(I know; I'm sorry - just not that sorry.)

[cloughie]

I think it is:

Edgard Varese:

Tuning Up ("prepare to play")

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0z19ZVBybM

Ionisation ("atom splitting")

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9mg4KHqRPw

Ecuatorial ("centre of the globe")

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9mg4KHqRPw

Absolutely spot on, Ferney.

[cloughie]

Maybe I was DAZzled by your clues!

White Rose is sung by many MV choirs down here - mostly in Cornish in the arrangement by Edward Goldsmith. It is also sung by many informal singing groups in pubs, at weddings (usually being selective on which verses sung), funerals and at local feasts, shows and festivals. A beautiful song when sung well.

Ferney
An afterthought to our recent posting. It was a lovely July evening!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpzJnZvvoTw

[Nick Armstrong]

Ferney

An afterthought to our recent posting. It was a lovely July evening!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpzJnZvvoTw

How charming



Meanwhile back on AA - any foughts abaht an effin' Eff, Ferns?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Meanwhile back on AA - any foughts abaht an effin' Eff, Ferns?

Blimey!! I'd completely forgotten!!

Oakie-Dokey, try this:

Gustav's elemental dances; Marvin scores for a Lemon; Cesar's ends in the palace. wtF?

No horses were hurt in the making of this puzzle.

[Pulcinella]

Methinks there's an association with today's possible activities (at least up to midday, according to tradition) involved here, ferney.
House guest here at present, and just about to go out for a morning trip in the spring sunshine, but will put my fool's cap on later and try to solve all parts if someone else has not got in first!
:-)

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Methinks there's an association with today's possible activities (at least up to midday, according to tradition) involved here, ferney.
House guest here at present, and just about to go out for a morning trip in the spring sunshine, but will put my fool's cap on later and try to solve all parts if someone else has not got in first!
:-)

You'll have noticed, by the way, that all your CD collection is still in your possession - just rearranged in alphabetical order of work title

[Nick Armstrong]

Shall I foolishly jump in where Pulcinella has no time to tread?

- Gustav Holst - Perfect Fool ballet music (inc Earth, Water and Fire dances)

- Mr Marvin Gaye appears to have been quite foolish - singing e.g. What Kind of Fool am I? and Everybody plays the Fool.... (Can't work out what the lemon aspect is, though*)

- Ivan the Fool is an opera by César Cui (Tableau III takes place in the Tsar's palace)


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I have discovered that the Soul of Marvin Gaye cocktail contains lemon juice.... ... Any good to you?

Sounds vile:

Acai, pomegranate, ginger juice, lemon juice, seltzer, lines of maca powder

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Shall I foolishly jump in where Pulcinella has no time to tread?

- Gustav Holst - Perfect Fool ballet music (inc Earth, Water and Fire dances)

- Mr Marvin Gaye appears to have been quite foolish - singing e.g. What Kind of Fool am I? and Everybody plays the Fool.... (Can't work out what the lemon aspect is, though*)

- Ivan the Fool is an opera by César Cui (Tableau III takes place in the Tsar's palace)

2/3 of a fool, Cali - but I wasn't in a Gaye mood when I set the puzzle.


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I have discovered that the Soul of Marvin Gaye cocktail contains lemon juice.... ... Any good to you?

Sounds vile:

Acai, pomegranate, ginger juice, lemon juice, seltzer, lines of maca powder

"Lines of maca powder"??! Isn't that what George Martin reported discovering in the Gents at Abbey Road whilst recording Sgt Pepper?

[Nick Armstrong]

Ah.... okay then.... so

- Gustav Holst - Perfect Fool ballet music (inc Earth, Water and Fire dances)

- Ivan the Fool is an opera by César Cui (Tableau III takes place in the Tsar's palace)

and

Marvin Hamlisch - Music for the film April Fools.... (although its co-star's name is spelt Lemmon, rather than as in the question, as any fule no.... but I presume you came over all fonetic, ferns?)