Alphabet associations - I

[Nick Armstrong]

I can't find any death-related music in Spohr's output
Louis Andriessen has written a couple of Elegies - is Elegy a death-related word? - I guess it is

Very much so mercs... Good thought

[cloughie]

I can't find any death-related music in Spohr's output
Louis Andriessen has written a couple of Elegies - is Elegy a death-related word? - I guess it is

Not elegy, but think of where Grey's was and what would be there.

[Nick Armstrong]

Not elegy, but think of where Grey's was and what would be there.

Graves, tombs, crosses, gravestones, churches, lych-gates.. no E's

[mercia]

Epitaph ?

EDIT - there's an Epitaph by Louis Vierne
EDIT EDIT - there's an Epitaphium by Graham Waterhouse in memory of his father
EDIT EDIT EDIT - Greg Lake / King Crimson / Epitaph ???

[cloughie]

Epitaph ?

EDIT - there's an Epitaph by Louis Vierne
EDIT EDIT - there's an Epitaphium by Graham Waterhouse in memory of his father
EDIT EDIT EDIT - Greg Lake / King Crimson / Epitaph ???

All 3 - your F methinks

[Nick Armstrong]

Epitaph ?

EDIT - there's an Epitaph by Louis Vierne
EDIT EDIT - there's an Epitaphium by Graham Waterhouse in memory of his father
EDIT EDIT EDIT - Greg Lake / King Crimson / Epitaph ???

Well done mercs. I was investigating Greg Lake and KC last night as well

[Norfolk Born]

Well done mercs. I was investigating Greg Lake and KC last night as well

Well done indeed, mercs. You seem to have the knack of tuning into Cloughie's wavelength!

[mercia]

how quickly can this be consigned to the funeral pyre ?


F

part of Percy's Act 3 Scene 1
Ee-oh
High Adventure

[mercia]

slight change to question, sorry

part of Act 3 Scene 1 of "Percy"

[Norfolk Born]

I've found a couple of foxes....

[Nick Armstrong]

I've found a couple of foxes....

Norfy!!! Does Lady Norfolk know you surf that kind of website?!

[subcontrabass]

slight change to question, sorry

part of Act 3 Scene 1 of "Percy"

Is this referring to a play by someone called Percy or a play involving a character called Percy or something else?

[Norfolk Born]

(Thinking out loud)
Ee-oh, The Fox and His Wife (trad. arr. Britten)
20th-Century Fox are to distribute upcoming Ridley Scott film based on Percy Bysse Shelley's 'Prometheus Unbound'. I can't find anything foxy in Act 3 Scene 1 of the play.

[mercia]

Is this referring to a play by someone called Percy or a play involving a character called Percy or something else?

I freely admit it's a terrible clue

"Percy" is the eponymous "hero" of an opera

Percy = Percival = ******** ??

[mercia]

Ee-oh, The Fox and His Wife (trad. arr. Britten)

in his collection .......... ?