Alphabet associations - I

[mercia]

did he do the Fandango?

he looks the type

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d4/Justus_Sustermans_-_Portrait_of_Galileo_Galilei%2C_1636.jpg

.......... and Strauss's Metamorphosen conducted by the dedicatee Paul Sacher

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

he looks the type
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ei%2C_1636.jpg

.......... and Strauss's Metamorphosen conducted by the dedicatee Paul Sacher

x3

Coleslaw:
Zurich;
where were held the premieres of Bert Brecht's Galileo, Strauss' Metamorphosen and the two-act version of Berg's Lulu.

(More Zinman than Zimmermann, perhaps?)

Bravo mercs: finnegan beginagain, please!

[mercia]

A

a priestly War March at the Sheldonian? incidentally by Frank

[Flay]

A

a priestly War March at the Sheldonian? incidentally by Frank

Athalia

[Flay]

Athalia - oratorio first performed on 10 July 1733 at the Sheldonian Theatre in Oxford, conducted by Handel himself

Mendelssohn - The War March of the Priests from Athalie

Frank Martin - Ouvertüre zu Racines Athalie (Incidental music)

[mercia]

Athalia - oratorio first performed on 10 July 1733 at the Sheldonian Theatre in Oxford, conducted by Handel himself

Mendelssohn - The War March of the Priests from Athalie

Frank Martin - Ouvertüre zu Racines Athalie

trez cool indeed - the law has been obeyed to the letter

come out of the shade with a B

[Flay]

I'm Bursting to give you this B:

Pope criticises John the Baptiste's app, tra la!

[amateur51]

Nor is Mary Zimmerman

Hi mercia!! Digging in the same tunnel as each other, I see!

"Two little moles from school are we .."

[amateur51]

...... Brecht's Galileo Galilei ............

A fascinating play, once seen at the Almeida Theatre London N1 with Richard Griffiths as the star-gazer in a performance where I got the clear impression that he was improvising - great stuff

If I had the money I'd make sure there was a performance of it touring the country every year with free performances for school children particularly those from faith schools

That and Twelve Angry Men

Sorry seriously OTT&OT

[Nick Armstrong]

Evening, ammy!

Very bold, Flay!

(Did you give Elgar 2 a spin as you were walking the dog? If so, how was it?)

[Flay]

(Did you give Elgar 2 a spin as you were walking the dog? If so, how was it?)

Yes - I think it will need more than one hearing. I thought it started in a way like Brahms, the with bits of Wagner imposed on his Englishness <ducks and runs for cover>

[Flay]

I was thinking that it started a little like Brahms 4. Perhaps the sun was too strong, I'm not used to it...

[Nick Armstrong]

Yes - I think it will need more than one hearing. I thought it started in a way like Brahms, the with bits of Wagner imposed on his Englishness <ducks and runs for cover>

"Ducks!" I thought Anna was writing your posts for a moment there!

I agree - see my post on the Elgar 2 thread: I thought it was rubbish when I first heard it

[Flay]

Is there anybody there???

	Not this B
	But it got
YOUR	Attention!!!

[Flay]

Nor this B Anyone want a clue?

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