Alphabet associations - I

[Flay]

[cloughie]

Mornin' all, soory to keep you in suspense.

Flay eNjoy your glory once you have got the third part.

[Flay]

Mornin' all, soory to keep you in suspense.

Flay eNjoy your glory once you have got the third part.

You drive a hard bargain. Enfantines, Suite after 3 poèmes de Jean Cocteau, Op.59a (1920); 3 pieces. My final offer...

[Flay]

Ok I'll throw in plain "Suite", Op.8 (1913) for piano for good measure. He wrote 20-odd suites!!!

[cloughie]

Ok I'll throw in plain "Suite", Op.8 (1913) for piano for good measure. He wrote 20-odd suites!!!

Any will do!


Suite d'apres Corette
Suite for V Cl & P
Suite Francaise
Suite Provencale

Walk oN

[Flay]

Walk oN

No idea why I have chosen this N

Something Godly from one named after the god of
I believe Antonio's was set E minor
No doubt Anton would have amassed this particular version

[vinteuil]

It sounds like a very affected cat. :

ah, the clerihew!

"Alfred de Musset
Called his cat 'pusset' :
The accent was affected -
But that was to be expected."

[cloughie]

Couldn't be anything as simple as Ninth!

[Flay]

To quote yourself: No

[Flay]

Something Godly from one named after the god of
I believe Antonio's was set E minor
No doubt Anton would have amassed this particular version

Two versions of the N, one the noun (a place), the other its adjective

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Naxos?

[Flay]

Naxos?

What would the adjective be?

Incredibly not Naxos but the country is correct

[mercia]

one named after the god of

a composer named after Bacchus?
I can only find the hymnwriter John Bacchus Dykes

[Flay]

a composer named after Bacchus?
I can only find the hymnwriter John Bacchus Dykes

Name that tune.....

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

What would the adjective be?

Stretching a point, I was thinking that the "Anton amassed" reference might be to do with the recording of the completion of Bruckner's Ninth on the NAXOS label.

The reference is to one of the Bruckner Masses, perhaps?