Alphabet associations

[subcontrabass]

Bloomin' 'eck, that was quick - or too easy

Care to expand? I want them all, mind you.

Bruckner: Abendzauber (translates as "Evening Magic") in G flat, for Tenor solo, 3 Yodellers, male chorus and 4 horns

Mary Schneider (surname translates as "Tailor" or "Dressmaker") - Australian performer, renowned for yodelling works of classic composers

Royal Opera House, 31 July 2011: "Voices Across the World" concerts included "extreme yodelling" by Christian Zehnder

[Flay]

100% well done

Have a listen

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


But don't get carried away:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...rs-prayed.html

[subcontrabass]

Now for a Z linked to, amongst others, Alban, Anton and Erich.

[Caliban]

Bruckner: Abendzauber (translates as "Evening Magic") in G flat, for Tenor solo, 3 Yodellers, male chorus and 4 horns

Mary Schneider (surname translates as "Tailor" or "Dressmaker") - Australian performer, renowned for yodelling works of classic composers

Royal Opera House, 31 July 2011: "Voices Across the World" concerts included "extreme yodelling" by Christian Zehnder

I don't which of those is the scariest. Maybe even more scary is that scb apparently had that info in his head...

I actually want to hear what the Bruckner sounds like

[subcontrabass]

I don't which of those is the scariest. Maybe even more scary is that scb apparently had that info in his head...

I actually want to hear what the Bruckner sounds like

Not in my head - just digging around on the internet.

You can hear the Bruckner here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mOpRZlXhaQ or here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPT6c12DWlU

[Caliban]

Not in my head - just digging around on the internet.

You can hear the Bruckner here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mOpRZlXhaQ or here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPT6c12DWlU

Thanks scb. I suspect I shan't be listening to that again!!

I have no idea about your Z other than to ask is the 'Alban' Herr Gerhardt the cellist?

[subcontrabass]

Thanks scb. I suspect I shan't be listening to that again!!

I have no idea about your Z other than to ask is the 'Alban' Herr Gerhardt the cellist?

No.

[rubbernecker]

Now for a Z linked to, amongst others, Alban, Anton and Erich.

Is this our old pal Zemlinsky who studied with Anton Bruckner, who taught Erich Korngold and was the muse and dedicateee of Alban Berg's Lyric Suite?

[subcontrabass]

Is this our old pal Zemlinsky who studied with Anton Bruckner, who taught Erich Korngold and was the muse and dedicateee of Alban Berg's Lyric Suite?

Wrong Anton. Alban Berg was a pupil of Zemlinsky, as was also the Anton in question.

[rubbernecker]

I always thought there was a Webern connection but I can't seem to lay my finger on it...