Alphabet associations - I

[subcontrabass]

Who's Macfarren?[/COLOR]

See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George...nder_Macfarren

[Nick Armstrong]

See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George...nder_Macfarren

Thanks scb. (I think the 'coleslaw' approach was introduced so that people didn't have to google in order to understand the answers as well as the questions!)

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Thanks scb. (I think the 'coleslaw' approach was introduced so that people didn't have to google in order to understand the answers as well as the questions!)

[antongould]

Oh Eric not Erich

Who's Macfarren?

Alright, alright all my bad as, I believe, youngsters like Rumpole and ferney now say .... I meant Erich but made an h of it and didn't spot Cloughers literal and correct answer ...... never get old or grandchildren or both ..,

[cloughie]

S
The link
E
5?
And finally ?

(Anton - you'll not be surprised it has nothing to do with Shrews!)

[cloughie]

S
The link
E
5?
And finally ?

(Anton - you'll not be surprised it has nothing to do with Shrews!)

Two days? Too hard? Too easy? Haven't a clue?
For anyone remotely interested it's Scriabin.
I'm out!
Anyone for T?

[antongould]

Two days? Too hard? Too easy? Haven't a clue?
For anyone remotely interested it's Scriabin.
I'm out!
Anyone for T?

Sorry Cloughers never saw it ........

[Nick Armstrong]

Two days? Too hard? Too easy? Haven't a clue?
...

Anyone for T?

Had a couple of days permitting only momentary, and relatively brainless, visits to the Forum...

However, if it's T time, how about

A T to link Vladimir, Agamemnon and Saint John of Damascus

[vinteuil]

Two days?

... two days? TWO DAYS??

O you lightweights!!

Ferney left his I clue to 'mature' from December 2014 until it was finally answered in December 2015.

Just coz there ain't an immediate answer don't mean people ain't ponderin'

[subcontrabass]

Two days? Too hard? Too easy? Haven't a clue?
For anyone remotely interested it's Scriabin.
I'm out!
Anyone for T?

Too cryptic.

Hindsight suggests E = Ecstasy --> The Poem of Ecstasy

"and finally" = Armageddon --> Mysterium

5 ?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Too cryptic.

Perhaps - but then nobody asked for clues. I was thinking about Quintets for more than five players (there are composers hereabouts who produce such things, I believe ) - but didn't really have time to Associate with a "T" if I'd got antwhere near the correct answer, so put off making the suggestion ... and then forgot all about it!

5 ?

Five Symohonies, or just Three/Two and two/three "Poems", I presume.

[Flay]

However, if it's T time, how about
A T to link Vladimir, Agamemnon and Saint John of Damascus

Tower?

[vinteuil]

However, if it's T time, how about

A T to link Vladimir, Agamemnon and Saint John of Damascus

... Vladimir leads me to Estragon which is Tarragon, but I don't think that's helpful.

[mercia]

Sergei Taneyev opus 1 = "A Russian Requiem" - John of Damascus
Opera - Oresteia part 1 Agamemnon
Sergei born in Vladimir

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergei_Taneyev

[Nick Armstrong]

... Vladimir leads me to Estragon which is Tarragon, but I don't think that's helpful.

Alas not

Tower?

No, sadly...

Sergei Taneyev opus 1 = "A Russian Requiem" - John of Damascus
Opera - Oresteia part 1 Agamemnon
Sergei born in Vladimir

Perfect!

Over to U, mercs.