Alphabet associations - I

[hedgehog]

Pietà? Stabat Mater??

No. These are literal translations. The S is a composer.

[Flay]

No. These are literal translations. The S is a composer.

It's been Such a quiet day! We are all preoccupied. Never mind, there's always tomorrow.

[Nick Armstrong]

It's been Such a quiet day! We are all preoccupied.

Yes indeed - sorry hedgehog, haven't had hardly a moment to do justice to your puzzle... Easy does it

Bonne nuit à tous et à toutes.

[Flay]

Yes indeed - sorry hedgehog, haven't had hardly a moment to do justice to your puzzle... Easy does it

Bonne nuit à tous et à toutes.

I had worried that Miss Tiggy would be shaken (but not stirred) by our absence yesterday

[hedgehog]

I had worried that Miss Tiggy would be shaken (but not stirred) by our absence yesterday

Not so easily shaken, nor stirred - would you care to play this again Sam ?

P.S. Flay: you'll be a Tea-Totaller yet!

[Flay]

Not so easily shaken, nor stirred - would you care to play this again Sam ?

P.S. Flay: you'll be a Tea-Totaller yet!

You are a Tease!

Giovanni Battista Sammartini:

Maria Addolorata
Il Pianto di San Pietro
Il pianto degli Angeli della Pace

[Flay]

Please T up to link Nikolai, Sergei and Georges

[Nick Armstrong]

Please T up to link Nikolai, Sergei and Georges

Would the first two be Messrs Medtner and Rachmaninov?

[Flay]

Would the first two be Messrs Medtner and Rachmaninov?

No

(Who needs cloughie?)

[Flay]

Me and my dreadful clues. One was maid as an opera; one for a film (but others created of it an oratorio then a ballet); the third also an opera - only performed nearly 100 years later!

[Flay]

I'm travelling this afternoon so I may be unable to reply for some little time. I've an appalling idea that this may be horrifying to some, but it's artic where I'm going

[amateur51]

Is T something musical?


Ooops just seen 11.13 clue - as you were

[Flay]

Is T something musical?


Ooops just seen 11.13 clue - as you were

Look what I'm lumbered with!

[hedgehog]

Me and my dreadful clues. One was maid as an opera; one for a film (but others created of it an oratorio then a ballet); the third also an opera - only performed nearly 100 years later!

I'm thinking about this one but haven't gotten very far. Is maid a deliberate misspelling or should I be looking at Bizet's Fair maid of Perth? (If so can't see a T there.)

Is Sergei then Prokofiev and then film music of his?

[Flay]

I'm thinking about this one but haven't gotten very far. Is maid a deliberate misspelling or should I be looking at Bizet's Fair maid of Perth? (If so can't see a T there.)

Is Sergei then Prokofiev and then film music of his?

You are getting along just fine, Ms Tiggs.

Yes, the spelling was deliberate. Bizet is one of the answers, but the Maid is not his. Sergei Prok film music is correct