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    Quote Originally Posted by Anna View Post
    Nope, once again. You have lost me. I thought Blazing Saddles was all about blokes

    Yup - that's HEDLEY! Not Hedy... (a running gag in the movie)

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37v-6Zs5T10
    "The isle is full of noises... Sounds, and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not"
    The Tempest, Act III scene 2 ll 148-9

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    Quote Originally Posted by ferneyhoughgeliebte View Post
    a Soloist anna orchestra.

    Slipped that in and thought no one would notice, didn't you!?



    Twould be great to have a tribute puzzle for Anna on her new health régime!
    "The isle is full of noises... Sounds, and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not"
    The Tempest, Act III scene 2 ll 148-9

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    Quote Originally Posted by Norfolk Born View Post
    Thank you. I'll fast-forward to 'A', if I may.
    Which 'A' links a Beethoven sonata, a Haydn trio, a Sibelius suite and a concertante work by Weber?
    To make things easier (honest!) I'll add a Mozart sonata.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ferneyhoughgeliebte View Post
    I wondered about Anna?

    LvB's Op10 #1 in c minor is dedicated to Anna Margarete von Broune
    Haydn wrote a set of Piano Trios dedicated to Maria Anna (the wife of Anton Esterhazy)
    Sibelius' Karelia Suite contains a movement with two highly esteemed Forumistas in the title (Anna Mercia)
    And all Weber's concertante works are for a Soloist anna orchestra.

    ?
    Did you but know it, you're very close to the correct answer!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Caliban View Post
    Twould be great to have a tribute puzzle for Anna on her new health régime!
    Start with A for abstinence, B for boring, C for cous cous, D for dammit, cous cous again .....
    No, I am only 3 days into Lent, I will emerge cleansed, leaner, purified and quite simply, radiant, glowing and positively fragrant.
    I shall now watch Melvyn Bragg on Class
    Last edited by Anna; 24-02-12 at 21:27.

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    Clue No. 1: The two sonatas are for piano.
    Clue No. 2: The Sibelius has already been mentioned (after a fashion)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Norfolk Born View Post
    Did you but know it, you're very close to the correct answer!
    Well, ... be praised?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ferneyhoughgeliebte View Post
    Well, ... be praised?
    Please elaborate...

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    Sibelius Alla marcia from said Suite
    Haydn Alla zingharese Piano Trio
    Mozza Rondo Alla Turka
    Beethoven Alla Tedesca Piano Sonata Op79
    Weber Clarinet Concerto Alla polacca

    EDIT: correct spelling of "zingharese".

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    Off to bed now after a long and busy week. If alla is correct, I'll set a B's knees tomorrow morning. Or somebody else can now and I'll join in later. Or if I'm wrong.
    Or we can just chat until we feel like a new puzzle.

    Night Night, all.

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