Alphabet associations - I

[hedgehog]

neat question herr doktor


S please to connect

Catherine Bush, Owen Brannigan, Magda de Civry

"A bird in the hand is worth two in the Bush"?

[mercia]

"A bird in the hand is worth two in the Bush"?

.......... but doth not make a summer ........

[hedgehog]

.......... but doth not make a summer ........

The bird being a Swallow

Kate Bush (Catherine) Night of the Swallow

Owen Brannigan first Swallow in Peter Grimes

Magda de Civry main role in Puccini's La rondine (the swallow)


To avoid being tardy.......


Which T was shy with Purcell, chronicled by Williamson and impressed Ornstein?

[mercia]

Kate Bush (Catherine) Night of the Swallow
Owen Brannigan first Swallow in Peter Grimes
Magda de Civry main role in Puccini's La rondine (the swallow)

that was very swift

[Nick Armstrong]

we did not. we forgot it was a music game.

Haven't seen you round for a few days, since I got back. Winter break, Mr M?

[mercia]

Winter break, Mr M?

no, just a short hibernation

[Nick Armstrong]

no, just a short hibernation

Sounds like a very good idea. Did the same myself just before New Year and watched the entire Alec Guinness 'Smiley' series (TTSS and Smiley's People)...

Purcell... Williamson

Henry....? Malcolm....?

[hedgehog]

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Henry....? Malcolm....?

Yes..........

[mercia]

a topically wet question

[hedgehog]

a topically wet question

yes go with the flow mercia

[hedgehog]

yes go with the flow mercia

Though if someone wants to barge in I'm sure mercia won't mind

[mercia]

Though if someone wants to barge in I'm sure mercia won't mind

indeed, anyway I must admit I hadn't heard of Leo Ornstein and his Impressions of the Thames for piano (1920)
and Henry Purcell's The bashful Thames - a Yorkshire Feast Song (or from a Yorkshire Feast Song ?)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4q_VQKwUlU

not quite sure about the Malcolm Williamson - perhaps Thames Barges from the London sequence of Travel Diaries for piano ?

[Nick Armstrong]

Great answer, mercia. This has defeated my occasional searches through the day...

[hedgehog]

indeed, anyway I must admit I hadn't heard of Leo Ornstein and his Impressions of the Thames for piano (1920)
and Henry Purcell's The bashful Thames - a Yorkshire Feast Song (or from a Yorkshire Feast Song ?)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4q_VQKwUlU

not quite sure about the Malcolm Williamson - perhaps Thames Barges from the London sequence of Travel Diaries for piano ?

100% correct, no purification needed mercia!

'fraid it's over to U

[mercia]

U to connect

Lutoslawski piano concerto, Franziska Schafer, Miss Lock