Alphabet associations - I

[Flay]

I've given it away now!

[Flay]

Maybe I should have been more definite in my article

[cloughie]

Is the C word the forename or the surname?

[Flay]

Is the C word the forename or the surname?

Surname

[Flay]

This is googlible with the information you have.

[mercia]

Frederick Cowen - Symphony 3

[Flay]

Frederick Cowen - Symphony 3

Sir Frederic Hymen Cowen is the man!

Symphony No. 3 in C minor, Scandinavian (1880)
The Sleeping Beauty cantata (1885)
One Too Many (operetta 1874)

[mercia]

sorry, I was just about to post the rest
don't know why I found that so difficult to get

[Flay]

No problem, I like sharing the coleslaw.

I had never heard of him. Definitely one for CoTW next year?

[mercia]

Definitely one for CoTW next year?

yes, you should let Donald know, if you haven't already
is there anything recorded ?

[mercia]

its me isn't it

D please to link

a Nacton equine rustler, news of the Circus Historical Society, French lace

looking for one composer again

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

D please to link

a Nacton equine rustler, news of the Circus Historical Society, French lace

looking for one composer again

Not a Christmas Carroll, but Stephen Dodgson, RIP?:

Opera Margaret Catchpole (based on the convicted horse thief in 18th C Australia)
Circus Pony (for Flute & Piano)
Concerto for 2 Guitars and Strings, Les Dentelles.

[mercia]

very very good fhg
I think I may have done Dodgson before

actually my Circus news was Bandwagon

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandwagon_(magazine)

an energizing E to follow I'm sure

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

actually my Circus news was Bandwagon
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandwagon_(magazine)

Blimey! I'd've never made that connection! (Lucky for me he also wrote the Flute piece, or I'd still be googling!)

an energizing E to follow I'm sure

- indeed! Talking of things being done before, I'm pretty sure this E has, too. Nonetheless:

Stanford's Dunbar; Berio intertwined cycles; reasons to be cheerful from Bach. Eeee, lad; what yer goin' on about?

[hedgehog]

Blimey! I'd've never made that connection! (Lucky for me he also wrote the Flute piece, or I'd still be googling!)


- indeed! Talking of things being done before, I'm pretty sure this E has, too. Nonetheless:

Stanford's Dunbar; Berio intertwined cycles; reasons to be cheerful from Bach. Eeee, lad; what yer goin' on about?

The Berio would be Epifanie. The orchestral pieces are called Quaderni, I don't think the vocal pieces have ever been performed apart though? Interesting piece this since the texts were first chosen by Umberto Eco, but when Berio revised it he did it with Eduardo Sanguinetti

Someone will know about Stanford and there are just so many reasons to be cheerful from Bach