Alphabet associations - I

[Northender]

..then there's Georg(e) Handel - Let The Bright Seraphim.

[cloughie]

Suk? Foerster? Hauer? Klammer? Mysliveček? Meissler? Gung'l? Bayer? Wagner? Tal? Mayseder? Förster? Stritzko? Schrammel? ?Haydn?

Suk

[cloughie]

Gershwin / Crumb / Antheil / Chadwick ?

Gershwin

[cloughie]

All you need is a word in a work by each.

[mercia]

howabout Lullaby ?

[cloughie]

howabout Lullaby ?

I said all you need and the word is not lullaby.

[mercia]

all you need

............ is love

<doh>

[Northender]

Crumb: Love Death Music
Suk: Love Song
Gershwin: Love Walked In
Finzi: Love's Labours Lost

[Northender]

...it would be nice to know whether one is correct (in full or in part)

[cloughie]

...it would be nice to know whether one is correct (in full or in part)

Many apologies, been busy and then out singing all evening.

Answers:
Love mercia

Suk: Love Song northender
Gershwin: Love Walked In northender
Finzi: Love's Labours Lost northender

The other Gershwin was Love is here to stay.

And I'll refrain from putting myself in the setters seat for a while now as I'm unlikely to be able to give the attention it needs.

[mercia]

just for the record

Suk - Lullabies for piano opus 33
Gershwin - Lullaby for string quartet
Finzi - "Lullaby, oh lullaby", words Rossetti

[Northender]

I'm not sure whether it's my 'M' or not, but I happen to have a question ready, so (with implied permission, and gladly acknowledging mercia's revelation of the key word):
How might a type of vine; a type of goose; a breed of cat; and a strain of a viral infection lead you to four examples of 'M'?

[Flay]

Is this at all music-related?

[mercia]

I wonder if they're all marches

[Northender]

M is not the name of a composer, but the chap in question did indeed write, among many other works, a number of marches, the titles of four of which are suggested by the clues.