Alphabet associations - I

[amateur51]

oops, that was clever of me

just found out that Rubbra composed incidental music for Macbeth

[mercia]

just found out that Rubbra composed incidental music for Macbeth

......... and 11 symphonies and opera Bee-bee-bei, renamed Shadow. Formed army trio with Joshua Glazier and William Pleeth (who nurtured J du P).


I promise to set a question if the above is correct

[amateur51]

......... and 11 symphonies and opera Bee-bee-bei, renamed Shadow. Formed army trio with Joshua Glazier and William Pleeth (who nurtured J du P).


I promise to set a question if the above is correct

One-hundred-and-EIGHTY!!

Do the decent thing, mercs

And if you can't do that, set an S svp

[Nick Armstrong]

......... and 11 symphonies and opera Bee-bee-bei, renamed Shadow. Formed army trio with Joshua Glazier and William Pleeth (who nurtured J du P).


I promise to set a question if the above is correct

Where was rubbranecker when you needed him?!

More great solving, mercia!

[mercia]

if you can't do that

nope, can't do that



S connecting

- a Milton 1645 poem setting
- an Abbot McNeill-inspired nocturne
- a participant in Edgard's "opus one"

[cloughie]

nope, can't do that



S connecting

- a Milton 1645 poem setting
- an Abbot McNeill-inspired nocturne
- a participant in Edgard's "opus one"

sommeil

[mercia]

sommeil

sorry, not on the card

interested in where that came from though

[amateur51]

Siren - included in instrumentation of Ameriques, Opus 1 by Edgard Varese

Blest Pair of Sirens, Milton

Abbot McNeil = Whistler - Debussy's 3 Nocturnes were inspired by Whistler's series of impressionist paintings also entitled Nocturnes - Debussy's nocturne no 3 is entitled Sirènes

[mercia]

Siren - included in Ameriques, Opus ! by Edgard Varese

Blest Pair of Sirens, Milton

Abbot McNeil = Whistler - Debussy's £ Nocturnes were insprired by Whistler's series of impressionist paintings also entitled Nocturnes - Debussy's nocturne no 3 is entitled Sirènes

oh very good, no clues required

Milton's At a Solemn Musick aka Blest Pair of Nylons (as I believe calabrese calls it)

ammie on fire, unquenchable

[amateur51]

oh very good, no clues required

Milton's At a Solemn Musick aka Blest Pair of Nylons (as I believe calabrese calls it)

[Nick Armstrong]

Blest Pair of Nylons[/I] (as I believe calabrese calls it)

Best pair of nylons.

One of my grandmother's (the saying, not the stockings ) - who sang it with the Huddersfield Choral

You and ammy have got quite a thing going this evening

[mercia]

Best pair of nylons.

I sit corrected
that's me done for today, you'll be pleased to know
a bientot

[amateur51]

Best pair of nylons.

One of my grandmother's (the saying, not the stockings ) - who sang it with the Huddersfield Choral

[Nick Armstrong]

I sit corrected

... said the man in the surgical underwear

that's me done for today, you'll be pleased to know
a bientot

Not at all, it's always fun. Have a good night

[amateur51]

Night night mercs

Three generations of T, all bound together by a buffalo boy

T One, present at Dostoesvsky’s deathbed, conducted Diaghilev’s ballets and operas and when the Ballets Russes was invited to give a gala performance in London in 1911 commemorating the coronation of George V, a ballet by him and starring Nijinsky was selected as the vehicle.


T Two composed a Georgian rhapsody and his second symphony was premiered by Kubelik

After studies with Pierre and Karlheinz, T Three assisted with the electronic and taped portions of Leon Kirchner’s unfinished work Lily

What T is this? - and can you solve the buffalo boy connection?