Alphabet associations - I

[cloughie]

No

[cloughie]

[/B]I'm not sure what that means, cloughie. Is the J part of the name of a work by the other, or is it a work by the other?

Part^

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

No

As in Doctor ... , score by John Barry?

Part

As in Arvo, composer of a St John Passion?

[cloughie]

As in Doctor ... , score by John Barry?


As in Arvo, composer of a St John Passion?

No. The Part^ was intended purely as a pointer to the underline, not a clue.

A clue for one of the composers is not compulsory.

[mercia]

Short but

J links 3 composers.

just logged in and I was wondering if cloughie agrees that there are many possible answers to this or would he claim there is only one possible answer

[cloughie]

just logged in and I was wondering if cloughie agrees that there are many possible answers to this or would he claim there is only one possible answer

There's only one I can think of.

[mercia]

so is the only thing wrong with this

Joseph fits the bill (Haydn, Holbrooke & Beethoven's Cantata on the Death of Emporer Joseph)

that Beethoven isn't a Joseph ?

[cloughie]

It's not Joseph.

The work is a symphony.

I will be out for the evening now.

[amateur51]

It's not Joseph.

The work is a symphony. Jeremiah??

I will be out for the evening now.

Jeremiah?

[cloughie]

Jeremiah?

Well done Am - must dash.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

The work is a symphony.

Bigger!

So not Judith Weir, Judith Bingham and Arne/Parry/Honnegar's oratorio Judith?


EDIT: Crossed post with #15880!

[mercia]

sorry I'm a bit slow

the work with the J in it is by a composer who has the same J as the other two composers ?

i.e. four Js altogether ?

[mercia]

Well done Am

well done Am

what's the answer ?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

sorry I'm a bit slow
the work with the J in it is by a composer who has the same J as the other two composers ?
i.e. four Js altogether

No - unless there's a Jeremiah Symphony by another composer whose first name is Jeremiah! I think it's supposed to be two composers called Jeremiah and Bernstein's First Symphony.

[amateur51]

well done Am

what's the answer ?

Jeremiah, apparently