Alphabet associations

[cloughie]

And for Parry?

The only connection I can find is that he was a buddy of Arthur Sullivan.

[subcontrabass]

The only connection I can find is that he was a buddy of Arthur Sullivan.

Look for another opera involving King Arthur.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Should we be thinking about the first opera with a libretto in Welsh?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Look for another opera involving King Arthur.

Ah; then scrub my question above.

[cloughie]

Look for another opera involving King Arthur.

Guenever

[subcontrabass]

Guenever

Parry's only opera, still, I think, unperformed. It apparently exists in a German version as well as in English.

I think cloughie got two out of the three, and so has the honour of a B.

[Flay]

Gosh, how it all moves on, and on, ad infinitum (and ad nauseam ) when you miss a day here...

I was still on the V, trying to find how Van Morrison could be the 1970s crooner and at the same time a bridge

But now we're Parrying with Excalibur!

[cloughie]

Parry's only opera, still, I think, unperformed. It apparently exists in a German version as well as in English.

I think cloughie got two out of the three, and so has the honour of a B.

I'll pass if I may, merc got Arthur, my results were was just a little Google poaching!

[mercia]

is there a hiatus ?

B connecting

part of a 1922 Three Choirs commission
opus 119, words by Coleridge
Ross Gorman

[subcontrabass]

is there a hiatus ?

B connecting

part of a 1922 Three Choirs commission
opus 119, words by Coleridge
Ross Gorman

Blue:

Bliss: A Colour Symphony, 3rd movement

Stanford: The Blue Bird, op 119, no 3, words by Mary Coleridge

Ross Gorman was the clarinettist in the first performance of Rhapsody in Blue