Alphabet associations - I

[Nick Armstrong]

Caliban, Barcarolle is correct!

The Barcarolle pops up at midnight in Paris and in another Venetian Passage.........

Crikey!!! That was a decent shot in the dark then!

So there is still work to do on those two last elements... hmmm, let me see...

[Nick Armstrong]

Well the Offenbach is used in the soundtrack to Woody Allen's "Midnight in Paris"...

... and the Mendelssohn 'Venetian' Gondola Songs in the 'Songs without Words' ?

[Flay]

'Songs without Words' ?

Leaving you speechless yet again, Calibs

[hedgehog]

Well the Offenbach is used in the soundtrack to Woody Allen's "Midnight in Paris"...

It is indeed. Not wishing to drag this out: the other unlikely bedfellow using the Offenbach Barcarolle is Sorabji in his Passeggiata Veneziana (hence "strolled" and "passageways" as it means both in Italian).

Exit to a Can-Can from Caliban?

[Nick Armstrong]

It is indeed. Not wishing to drag this out: the other unlikely bedfellow using the Offenbach Barcarolle is Sorabji in his Passeggiata Veneziana (hence "strolled" and "passageways" as it means both in Italian).

Exit to a Can-Can from Caliban?

Oh well done, thanks... that's sneaky stuff! Surprising ahinton didn't jump on that one! I'd never have got that !

A C to link Michael Gielen, Eugène Ysaÿe and a Mahler 5 first

[cloughie]

Oh well done, thanks... that's sneaky stuff! Surprising ahinton didn't jump on that one! I'd never have got that !

A C to link Michael Gielen, Eugène Ysaÿe and a Mahler 5 first

Stucken my claim here -Cincinatti?

[Nick Armstrong]

Stucken my claim here -Cincinatti?

You've stucken your pin in the right spot on the AA musical map, cloughie! (Long time no see! Good summer? )

Yup - the two gentlemen were directors of music of the Cincinnati Symphony which gave the US première of Mahler 5

D-cidedly impressive, Mr C

[cloughie]

You've stucken your pin in the right spot on the AA musical map, cloughie! (Long time no see! Good summer? )

Yup - the two gentlemen were directors of music of the Cincinnati Symphony which gave the US première of Mahler 5

D-cidedly impressive, Mr C

Excellent Summer, Cali - for once we've had a proper one!

A D links Daniel, Jim and Ravel

[Flay]

Excellent Summer, Cali - for once we've had a proper one!

A D links Daniel, Jim and Ravel

Is there Danger here?

[cloughie]

Is there Danger here?

I don't think so but there are two American links one of which involves the frequent misuse of a certain overture.

[cloughie]

I don't think so but there are two American links one of which involves the frequent misuse of a certain overture.

Also think bling!

[Flay]

Shame, I assumed that as it was a cloughie question it wouldn't be Maurice Ravel!

I had Bruno Ravel in the rock group Danger Danger, also Jim and possibly Daniel Danger

[cloughie]

Shame, I assumed that as it was a cloughie question it wouldn't be Maurice Ravel!

I had Bruno Ravel in the rock group Danger Danger, also Jim and possibly Daniel Danger

Like your thinking Flay but sorry!

[hedgehog]

Bling + misuse of an ourverture (William Tell in the Lone Ranger) = Johnny Depp (I know it's not it, just an indication of how far away I am).

[cloughie]

Bling + misuse of an ourverture (William Tell in the Lone Ranger) = Johnny Depp (I know it's not it, just an indication of how far away I am).

Hi ho - a French overture - and a composer who revered Ravel.