Classical Music Association Thread II

[gurnemanz]

???

Have you been at the bottle already, bbm?

Strauss, J - Wine, Women and Song

[ahinton]

Strauss, J - Wine, Women and Song

Bourgeois: Symphony No. 4 - A Wine Symphony (there were the perhaps inevitable "cru bourgeois" gags floating around at the time when it was new almost 40 years ago; he's written at least 109 more symphonies since then)

[Pulcinella]

Bourgeois: Symphony No. 4 - A Wine Symphony (there were the perhaps inevitable "cru bourgeois" gags floating around at the time when it was new almost 40 years ago; he's written at least 109 more symphonies since then)

Stravinsky: Concerto in E flat (Es), Dumbarton Oaks

[cloughie]

Stravinsky: Concerto in E flat (Es), Dumbarton Oaks

Butterworth:Loveliest of trees

[BBMmk2]

Butterworth:Loveliest of trees

Arthur Butterworth: Royal Border Bridge, 1857

[ahinton]

Butterworth:Loveliest of trees

Hadley: The trees so high

[jean]

Hadley: The trees so high

Gibbons: The Woods so Wilde

[Serial_Apologist]

Gibbons: The Woods so Wilde

RVW: On Wenlock Edge

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Arthur Butterworth: Royal Border Bridge, 1857

Ravel: Alborado del gracioso

[Pulcinella]

Ravel: Alborado del gracioso

Korngold: Much ado about nothing

(Still wondering about Bbm's 1184; and 1190, for that matter, as it seems to be been overlooked!)

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

(Still wondering about Bbm's ... 1190, for that matter, as it seems to be been overlooked!)

??? - but my Ravel (to which you replied) was a direct response to Bbm's 1190, bringing the game back to the rules of connecting with the first post to reply to the previous.

(And the "Wine" part of the "Women & Song" was a naughty response to your pointing out that Britten's "Taming of the Shrew" might be a Festive Sherry too far!)

[cloughie]

??? - but my Ravel (to which you replied) was a direct response to Bbm's 1190, bringing the game back to the rules of connecting with the first post to reply to the previous.

(And the "Wine" part of the "Women & Song" was a naughty response to your pointing out that Britten's "Taming of the Shrew" might be a Festive Sherry too far!)

So it turns out to be Much Ado Abour Nothing

Bliss:Adam Zero

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Bliss:Adam Zero

Bruckner: Die Nullte

[Pulcinella]

??? - but my Ravel (to which you replied) was a direct response to Bbm's 1190, bringing the game back to the rules of connecting with the first post to reply to the previous.

(And the "Wine" part of the "Women & Song" was a naughty response to your pointing out that Britten's "Taming of the Shrew" might be a Festive Sherry too far!)

Oops! And I've not even been at the sherry yet!
Hadn't spotted that Alborado got us back on track.

I liked (and got!) the Wine link, but still wonder what Bbm had in mind!

[Serial_Apologist]

Oops! And I've not even been at the sherry yet!
Hadn't spotted that Alborado got us back on track.

I liked (and got!) the Wine link, but still wonder what Bbm had in mind!

Prokofiev: A Toast to Stalin