Alphabet associations - I

[hedgehog]

The former .......so to Hedgehog the F I think.......

Happy to Find a question, but the coleslaw's not really made is it? I just aimed a bit of diced cabbage into the bowl you left out, where's the mayo?

Oh... OK

Antoine Brumel: Missa Victimae paschali laudes

Michael Praetorius: Musae Sioniae, Vol. 10: Victimae paschali laudes (Sequence)

William Byrd : Victimae paschali laudes motet for 5 voices

Victim of Easter, yes those who eat too much chocolate!

An F is Forthcoming late this afternoon!

[hedgehog]

A soupçon of coleslaw required for:

By Jove, whichever F, it's marvellous!

[mercia]

Farrant ? Freemasonry ?

[hedgehog]

Farrant ? Freemasonry ?

Jove is rather jolly mercia.

[mercia]

well Jupiter the Bringer of Jollity isn't the fifth movement, nor AFAIK in five-time - is it in F major ?

[Nick Armstrong]

well Jupiter the Bringer of Jollity isn't the fifth movement, nor AFAIK in five-time - is it in F major ?

Hmmm.... where are you getting the '5' motif from, Mr m ?

[mercia]

just trying to find any word beginning with F connected to that Holst - without luck so far

[subcontrabass]

just trying to find any word beginning with F connected to that Holst - without luck so far

F connected with Jove so far: Father, Feretrius, Fulgur, Fulgurator, Fulmen, Fulminator, Frugifer, Farreus.

[mercia]

well Jupiter the Bringer of Jollity isn't the fifth movement, nor AFAIK in five-time - is it in F major ?

<doh> but it is the fourth movement, and four begins with F too <doh> stoopid

do you think "soupçon" is telling us that 'marvellous' and 'whichever' are in French ?

[Nick Armstrong]

<doh> but it is the fourth movement, and four begins with F too <doh> stoopid

I know the f-f-f-feeling!

Is this about Frogs?

[mercia]

dunno

apparently Rimsky-Korsakov said that Glazunov's fourth symphony was "marvellous"

[hedgehog]

Is this about Frogs?

No, unless one is being discourteous to those on the other side of the channel. Jupiter is a clue, but it's not Holst. Don't forget "Whichever F". Though grammatically I'm not sure if that is correct

[vinteuil]

... "Whichever F". Though grammatically I'm not sure if that is correct

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... then it's a question of father or son.


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[hedgehog]

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... then it's a question of father or son.


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It is indeed vinteuil.

[Nick Armstrong]

What does the

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signify, o wise and vinous one?