Alphabet associations - I

[Northender]

March to the Scaffold?

[Northender]

..and Dialogue des Carmelites (chop!chop!)?

[mercia]

March to the Scaffold?

two down, one to go (source of dialogues)
Oops, crossposted

Scaffold
March to the Scaffold, between Scene in the Fields and Dreams of a Witches Sabbath
Mike McGear member of Scaffold
Die Letzte am Schafott (The Last on the Scaffold), by Gertrud von Le Fort novella for Poulenc's opera

northie's turn ??

[Nick Armstrong]

Oh, probably your hormones just playing up!! We are all prone.

[Anna]

Hello, at 18:40 did anyone noticed I had flagged up Berlioz and March to the Scaffold?

[mercia]

Hello, at 18:40 did anyone noticed I had flagged up Berlioz and March to the Scaffold?

meaning you want to set a question ? difficult to do if offline

[Nick Armstrong]

meaning you want to set a question ? difficult to do if offline

I sometimes think that on Planet Anna, the phrase "I'm going offline" signifies the act of connecting oneself to the internet...

[Anna]

I sometimes think that on Planet Anna, the phrase "I'm going offline" signifies the act of connecting oneself to the internet...

Who knows what it means? I have absolutely no idea. Sometimes, it makes me wonder, how the Internet works, how does it know what I am thinking? Such a mystery.

[mercia]

this is what happens if you tramp on Lord Hereford's knob

[Anna]

this is what happens if you tramp on Lord Hereford's knob

Oh, yes, That is what I was climbing!! Really funny name! Well done mercs for sourcing it. I shall now relax into comfy sofa and chill out.

[Northender]

Am I required to serve T?

[Nick Armstrong]

this is what happens if you tramp on Lord Hereford's knob

Has a truer word ever appeared on the Radio 3 Forum?

[mercia]

Am I required to serve T?

as you wish
I won't be doing any more associating today

[Northender]

OK, here's a question for folk to consider at their leisure.
A 'T' please, to link premieres in Kronstadt, Copenhagen and Birmingham (UK).

[subcontrabass]

OK, here's a question for folk to consider at their leisure.
A 'T' please, to link premieres in Kronstadt, Copenhagen and Birmingham (UK).

All seems to have gone very quiet, which is, perhaps, not what can be said about three Trombone Concertos:

Rimsky-Korsakov (premiered in Kronstadt)
Launy Grøndahl (premiered in Copenhagen)
Gordon Jacob (premiered in Birmingham)