Does it occur in the second act of The Gondoliers by Gilbert and Sullivan? No, only joking of course! I think I am off to bed now,
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Vinteuil did, as did I. I still go quite regularly for business and pleasure... and my favourite little hotel is just east of the rue Renard end of the Pompidou Centre...Originally posted by amateur51 View PostYup next the Pompidou Centre in gay Paree innit
Oh ye of lickle faith
Didn't a regular on this thead used to live in Paris?
Whatisname - that feller - y'know!
But I've never noticed the Fontaine Stravinsky ...
"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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Galliard is a dance and a font and there is the Galliard Quintet (Ensemble) but no idea of (d) or if this is right.Originally posted by amateur51 View PostComment
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Very good Anna!Originally posted by Anna View Post
The Gaillard Ensemble - 'altogether' geddit? Oh i'm sooo proud of that
Re d) A composer associated early on with a musician whose development had been arrested
How might a singer's development have been arrested, say, in times long gone by?
And relate it back to the G word?Comment
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Well, obviously a castrato and google throws up a John Galliard who is associated with a castrato called Tosi ....Comment
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Originally posted by amateur51 View PostVery good Anna!
The Gaillard Ensemble - 'altogether' geddit? Oh i'm sooo proud of that
Gold star
"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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Well done, Anna - my googling had revealed an association with the famous (infamous?) castrato Farinelli but Tosi will certainly doOriginally posted by Anna View Post
Over to you for an haitch, Anna
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OK, I'll have a think and come back in a while. Did anyone see the film abut Farinelli? (I didn't but it looked interesting from the trailers, can't remember who was in it now)Originally posted by amateur51 View Post
Over to you for an haitch, Anna Comment
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"Ooh, Jules, I do like your ensemble"Originally posted by amateur51 View PostThe Gaillard Ensemble - 'altogether' geddit? Oh i'm sooo proud of that
There was I thinking 'altogether' might be a reference to 'in the altogether' where, it would seem, a lack of ensemble would be more in order.Comment
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Sorry for delay, too much going on here to concentrate so this is hastily cobbed together I'm afraid (and really easy) Which H links:
Elder statesmen both sides of the Pond one whom to be found on domestic duties
Many parts but mainly pink
Composer of operetta with lots of swashbuckling
Hymn inspired by personal loss
Edit: I have to be offline until approx 3.30Last edited by Guest; 06-05-11, 13:16.Comment
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well I'm sure I'm not the only person to think these are Herberts
I'm plumping for
Helena Bonham-Carter's great-grandfather Herbert Asquith
Herbert Hoover with his dam and Fishing for Fun and doing a spot of vacuuming
Herbert Lom in 6 Pink Panther films
Victor Herbert and (possibly) Naughty Marietta
Herbert Howells writing the hymn-tune Michael in memory of his 9-year old son (or perhaps Hymnus Paradisi?)
did that say Hymns and Arias earlier? when I googled that it came up with Max Boyce, how appropriateLast edited by mercia; 06-05-11, 14:56.Comment
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Well done, mercia!Originally posted by mercia View Post
I got into Herberts, but nowhere near as securely as you have, and then was thrown by Max Boyce
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My 'mind' kept referring back to a rather good baker in Bristol called Herbert's 
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Well done mercia - a load of Herberts! Goodness knows why I put Hymns & Arias! Yes it was referring to Hymnus Paradisi and even when I changed the clue I forgot to add premiered at a Triple Event, i.e. The Three Choirs Fest. So, all in all, not my finest attempt!! Over to you for an IComment
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