Alphabet associations - I

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

One of Helmut's hats ... err ... hits was a little number called Holiday in Spain (sadly unavailable on youTube!)


Helmut (or perhaps Abigail Rosen) with Op 64; Christian with Op 57; Leanne with Op 43. Which A?

EDIT: first version of this altered to avoid ambiguity!

[cloughie]

One of Helmut's hats ... err ... hits was a little number called Holiday in Spain (sadly unavailable on youTube!)


Helmut (or perhaps Abigail Rosen) with Op 64; Christian with Op 57; Leanne with Op 43. Which A?

EDIT: first version of this altered to avoid ambiguity!

Ammi, Had you mentioned Tokyo or Mexico it might have been easier to identify - the Spanish thing meant little to me!

[amateur51]

Ammi, Had you mentioned Tokyo or Mexico it might have been easier to identify - the Spanish thing meant little to me!

Erm, ok cloughie, I'll have a word with Helmut

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

About to sign off for the night, peoples; any offers in the next 10 mins or so? Otherwise I'll deal with replies in the morning. (Abigail Rosen is probably the main clue: sort her out and you'll get there just like that <snapfingersemoticon>!

[cloughie]

Erm, ok cloughie, I'll have a word with Helmut

No doubt a post 2nd WW Helmut!

[subcontrabass]

Is every one on a go slow today?

Appassionata:

Abigail Rosen - fictional violinist nicknamed "Appassionata"
Mendelsohn - Violin Concerto, Op 64, first movement: Allegro molto Appassionata
Beethoven - Piano Sonata No 23, Op 57: "Appassionata"
Saint-Saëns - Allegro Appassionata, Op 43 for Cello and Orchestra

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Is every one on a go slow today?

Appassionata:

Abigail Rosen - fictional violinist nicknamed "Appassionata"
Mendelsohn - Violin Concerto, Op 64, first movement: Allegro molto Appassionata
Beethoven - Piano Sonata No 23, Op 57: "Appassionata"
Saint-Saëns - Allegro Appassionata, Op 43 for Cello and Orchestra

Thank you, subby: I knew you'd deliver! - and with coleslaw included. (And I admire your better taste than mine in not naming the source of the fictional Ms Rosen: there was a clue in the "just like that" comment of my last post.)

The B is yours, and I take this opportunity to bow out of AA activities for the time being: my partner is unwell and needs more of my time than is fair to other Associatistes.

Best Wishes.

[Nick Armstrong]

The B is yours, and I take this opportunity to bow out of AA activities for the time being: my partner is unwell and needs more of my time than is fair to other Associatistes.

Best Wishes.

And best wishes to you too, ferns, and to your other half - hope illness soon departs, and as a happy by-product you will soon be able to return

I am bringing young persons of different nations together today, setting off soon, and so shall be away till the end of the day.

[subcontrabass]

A B to link Camille, Howard, and an atonal Franz.

[amateur51]

Sorry to hear about your partner, ferney - all best wishes to you both and I look forward to your return in due course, as & when

[amateur51]

A B to link Camille, Howard, and an atonal Franz.

Bagatelle? Franz Liszt Bagatelle sans tonalité

[amateur51]

Howard Ferguson wrote 2 bagatelles that I can find

Later: And Camille Saint-Saens wrote Six Bagatelles

[subcontrabass]

Howard Ferguson wrote 2 bagatelles that I can find

Later: And Camille Saint-Saens wrote Six Bagatelles

All three correct. Howard Ferguson wrote a set of Five Bagatelles for piano, op. 9.

[amateur51]

Coleslaw for Anna who has abandoned us apparently

B is for Bagatelle ... Howard Ferguson wrote a set of Five Bagatelles for piano, op. 9
Camille Saint-Saens wrote 6 Bagatelles
Franz Liszt wrote a Bagatelle sans tonalité

So to a C ....

What C links Maman in Sussex soon, a small child pyschologist and Dame Clementina?

[amateur51]

The C in question is not musical per se but two out of the three clues are