Alphabet associations - I

[rubbernecker]

Cavatina

Bravo

However, we await the explanation to No.2

[Flay]

Gosh, the wrath of Mrs Flay: "you care more about your Radio 3 than you do for me!" As if....

Now, back to the gross problem...

[Flay]

Of course - Beethoven's Grosse Fugue op 133 was the original finale of the 13th quartet op 132 whose 5th and subsequently final movement was Cavatina.

Is that molto espressivo enough for you?

[rubbernecker]

Gosh, the wrath of Mrs Flay: "you care more about your Radio 3 than you do for me!" As if....

Oh, how familiar those strains! The Lady Rubbers favourite is either "How long have you spent on that tonight?" or "I'm dishing up, anyway"

[rubbernecker]

Of course - Beethoven's Grosse Fugue op 133 was the original finale of the 13th quartet op 132 whose 5th and subsequently final movement was Cavatina.

Is that molto espressivo enough for you?

Con forza! Bravissimo!

On to D...

[Flay]

Three Ds from this:

Glam in the heart of mid-day gloom

Two are musical, two are novels

[mercia]

Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad ??

[Flay]

Keep it going, Mercia. (That's two of the four of the three )

[mercia]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Darkness_(band) ??

[Flay]

Unfortunately, yes.

And the last is?

[mercia]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darkness_at_Noon ???

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darkness_at_Noon_(Richard_H._Kirk_album)

[Flay]

It was Koestler's Darkness at Noon I was after.

Excellent! Now for your E

[mercia]

thanks, that was a great question, apologies for being too lazy to type answers
was there another musical one to get?


E

sparky pieces by Moritz, Emile and Theodor, not to mention reading matter for Guadeloupian reds

[Flay]

was there another musical one to get?

No, you got them all. Heart of Darkness was also made into an opera http://www.roh.org.uk/whatson/production.aspx?pid=17248

[mercia]

E

sparky pieces by Moritz, Emile and Theodor, not to mention reading matter for Guadeloupian reds

Emile also wrote The Skaters' Waltz