Alphabet Associations - II

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Cloughie gorrit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hTsUwmXavk

Oh! Missed that! Shall I serve the Coleslaw?

Night.

Ben Britten's Night Mail

Manny Sherwin's A Night ingale Sang in Lennox Berkeley's Square

Frank Bridge's Mid of the Night, which received its first recording under Richard Hickox.

Orl OK?

[teamsaint]

Oh! Missed that! Shall I serve the Coleslaw?

Night.

Ben Britten's Night Mail

Manny Sherwin's A Night ingale Sang in Lennox Berkeley's Square

Frank Bridge's Mid of the Night, which received its first recording under Richard Hickox.

Orl OK?

O yes please.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

O yes please.

One of those puzzles that seem astonishingly easy - as soon as you know the answer!

Oh, well:

Steps after the Trumpets, but before Autumnal sounds; a solitary Poppy twice; a sad thing from Hector. 'O am I on about?

[cloughie]

Cloughie gorrit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hTsUwmXavk

This is my favourite version of the song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcYAqfH38kc

Is the O Ophelia by the remotest of chances.

[cloughie]

This is my favourite version of the song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcYAqfH38kc

Is the O Ophelia by the remotest of chances.

I take it's not then!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

I take it's not then!

It is!!! I'm so sorry, cloughie - but because you put the answer in an edit to your last post, it didn't register on my "Not Read" list, so I didn't see it.

Belated coleslaw?

[cloughie]

It is!!! I'm so sorry, cloughie - but because you put the answer in an edit to your last post, it didn't register on my "Not Read" list, so I didn't see it.

Belated coleslaw?

Not complete I fear - Berlioz Morte d'
I suspect something in the Shostakovich Inc Mus
Beyond that ....

[Pulcinella]

Knussen's Ophelia Dances is (are?) his Op 13, Op 12 being Trumpets and Op 14 being Autumnal.

Haven't got the Poppy part yet.


PS: Changed 'third' to 'Poppy' to avoid confusion! Wondered why it took forever to save: ferney was quoting the original!
PPS: Also deleted big grin, as was not trying to appear smug! But ferney had picked that up too!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Not complete I fear - Berlioz Morte d'
I suspect something in the Shostakovich Inc Mus
Beyond that ....

Well, so far - the Mort d'Ophelia in Berlioz' Tristia (="sad things").

The Poppy should now be straightforward - and then trip a few measures for the remaining piece & composer.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Knussen's Ophelia Dances is (are?) his Op 13, Op 12 being Trumpets and Op 14 being Autumnal.

- I got plenty of Knussen.

Haven't got the third part yet.

Just checked - it's very straightforward googling

[antongould]

- I got plenty of Knussen.


Just checked - it's very straightforward googling

Straightforward googler reporting for duty Sergeant Major .... Andrew of the Poppy clan Ophelia/Ophelia ... ????

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Straightforward googler reporting for duty Sergeant Major .... Andrew of the Poppy clan Ophelia/Ophelia ... ????

Well done, Googler major - I wondered who would be the first to spot that one.

Yes - an Opera for solo voice and electronics, the texts taken from Hamlet.

So

La Mort d'Ophelia, by Berlioz (from his Tristia)
Ophelia Dances, Op 13 (after Op12 work Trumpets and before his Op14, Autumnal)
Ophelia/Ophelia by Andrew Poppy.

cloughie got to the word - almost immediately ; would he like to give the P?

[cloughie]

[QUOTE=ferneyhoughgeliebte;560134] Well done, Googler major - I wondered who would be the first to spot that one.

Yes - an Opera for solo voice and electronics, the texts taken from Hamlet.

So

La Mort d'Ophelia, by Berlioz (from his Tristia)
Ophelia Dances, Op 13 (after Op12 work Trumpets and before his Op14, Autumnal)
Ophelia/Ophelia by Andrew Poppy.

cloughie got to the word - almost immediately ; would he like to give the P?[/QUOTE

I must decline as I will not be around to respond for a day or two.

[Pulcinella]

I defer to ag, who completed the puzzle for us.
I googled but did not find what he did!

Hope his poser won't give us the pip, though.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

I must decline as I will not be around to respond for a day or two.

Hope it's something that you find completely enjoyable that keeps you from the Forum, cloughie, and that you return refreshed and revitalised.

So, yes - how about a P, please, anton?