Alphabet associations - I

[Anna]

Oh, I thought afternoons and a good F = Fauns !!
Then (see the native cunning at work) afternoons = music while you work and Light Composers
Then, I saw Flay's and was silenced

[Nick Armstrong]

I'll save you the effort.... Maybe, but it's not what's on the card...

It isn't, but why (out of interest)?

[Nick Armstrong]

Oh, I thought afternoons and a good F = Fauns !!
Then (see the native cunning at work) afternoons = music while you work and Light Composers
Then, I saw Flay's and was silenced

Make more noise... I'm sure you'll hit the right note, knowing you!

[Anna]

Make more noise... I'm sure you'll hit the right note, knowing you!

Probably not. I've been listening to the R3 Mahler 5, I feel bed is calling me shortly.
I will chuck into the melting pot: Robert Farnon and his Portrait of a Flirt

[Flay]

It isn't, but why (out of interest)?

Just that Franz Schubert has pieces with all three items on show in the titles. I thought Anna's faunication in the afternoon far more interesting

[Anna]

I thought Anna's faunication in the afternoon far more interesting

That really made me
I think, after his two lunches that Caliban has nodded off! Bless him. So, Nighty-night.

[Nick Armstrong]

That really made me
I think, after his two lunches that Caliban has nodded off! Bless him. So, Nighty-night.

Not so! But not Faun nor faunication nor Farnon nor flirt...

Anyone want a clue?

[Flay]

Anyone want a clue?

I thought we had one?

Make more noise... I'm sure you'll hit the right note, knowing you!

[Nick Armstrong]

I thought we had one?

No, no... just commenting that Anna would probably find the answer if she stuck around. Maybe not tomorrow...

[mercia]

not tomorrow...

but the day after ?

Freitag aus Licht

[Flay]

but the day after ?

Freitag aus Licht

Ah - like Good Friday Music (Parsifal)?

[Flay]

And Britten's Songs from Friday Afternoons, Op. 7?

[Nick Armstrong]

but the day after ?

Freitag aus Licht

Yes! I was going to say, where's our dear mercia? Back with a vengeance!

I know we've had "Licht" before at least once.... Not sure if it was Friday before, can you recall?

[Nick Armstrong]

And Britten's Songs from Friday Afternoons, Op. 7?

And yes Flay

So:

Stockhausen: "Friday" - the opera from the "Licht" cycle
Wagner: "Good Friday Music" (or other holy week alternatives - Zelenka "Responsories for Good Friday" for example )
Britten: "Friday Afternoons" song cycle

G up you two. Who wants it?

[Flay]

G up you two. Who wants it?

I vote for a mercs Glorious Go. I'm tied up this morning.