Alphabet associations - I

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Hannibal ?

one of three fictional operas taking place within The Phantom of the Opera
I've found an Annibale Pio Fabri singing roles for Vivaldi, though the latter wasn't particularly young at the time

For Hannibal and the link to Phantom

Your second Hannibal is actually my second. What operas did he compose? Look at Vivaldi Op. 1 for the third.

[mercia]

Look at Vivaldi Op. 1 for the third.

dedicated to Count Annibale Gambara
and Annibale Pio Fabri sang Alessandro (the Great) in Handel's Poro - oops that doesn't answer your question

still looking

sorry, I can't seem to find any info. on Fabri's compositions

[Nick Armstrong]

dedicated to Count Annibale Gambara
and Annibale Pio Fabri sang Alessandro (the Great) in Handel's Poro - oops that doesn't answer your question

still looking

sorry, I can't seem to find any info. on Fabri's compositions

Fabri's compositions included a setting of the popular Metastasio libretto Alessandro nell'Indie.

But you've got the I, mercia, I think...

[mercia]

Fabri's compositions included a setting of the popular Metastasio libretto Alessandro nell'Indie.

oh thanks, I obviously didn't look closely enough



I linking

Rossiter, Jessie and the Figners

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I linking

Rossiter, Jessie and the Figners[/B]

Iolanthe/Iolanta:

Reginald Iolanthe Perrin was played by Leonard Rossiter
Jessie Bond took the role of Iolanthe in the premiere of the G & S opera
The Figners (Nikolay and Medea) took part in the premiere of Tchaikovsky's Iolanta

[mercia]

Iolanthe/Iolanta:

Reginald Iolanthe Perrin was played by Leonard Rossiter
Jessie Bond took the role of Iolanthe in the premiere of the G & S opera
The Figners (Nikolay and Medea) took part in the premiere of Tchaikovsky's Iolanta

correct in all respects

hope H met with your approval

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hope H met with your approval

Yes indeed. We eventually got all the bits.

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A J to link a birthday oboe, three hands, and two violas.

[Nick Armstrong]

A J to link a birthday oboe, three hands, and two violas.

Gordon Jacob, I believe...
An 80th Birthday Card for Leon Goossens (Oboe/Piano)
Rhapsody for Piano (3 hands)
Sonatina for 2 violas

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Gordon Jacob, I believe...
An 80th Birthday Card for Leon Goossens (Oboe/Piano)
Rhapsody for Piano (3 hands)
Sonatina for 2 violas

for Gordon Jacob

I was looking at his Concerto for Three Hands on One Piano and his two Viola Concertos, but your version is perfectly valid.

What can you Knock us out with next?

[Nick Armstrong]

for Gordon Jacob

I was looking at his Concerto for Three Hands on One Piano and his two Viola Concertos, but your version is perfectly valid.

What can you Knock us out with next?

I assume he was doing the three hand piano numbers for Cyril Smith and Phyllis Sellick, like Malcolm Arnold?

A K you say?

An urban myth by a former naval cadet, though it's hard to see what the subject is.

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I assume he was doing the three hand piano numbers for Cyril Smith and Phyllis Sellick, like Malcolm Arnold?

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Yes, they are noted as the dedicatees.

[mercia]

An urban myth by a former naval cadet, though it's hard to see what the subject is.

Kitezh

The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh and the Maiden Fevroniya by midshipman Rimsky-Korsakov

[Nick Armstrong]

Kitezh

The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh and the Maiden Fevroniya by midshipman Rimsky-Korsakov

You've got it, mercia Not that difficult, but it was quite fun writing the puzzle...

Go L forr leather for the next one

[mercia]

indeed a very clever puzzle was K


meanwhile an L to connect

- a Leeds Festival commission
- musical asteroids
- arise Sir Osip