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    Quote Originally Posted by vinteuil View Post
    Our fellow-boarder Mandryka surely knows Matteo
    Matteo and Mandryka are both characters in Strauss's Arabella

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    Quote Originally Posted by mercia View Post
    Matteo and Mandryka are both characters in Strauss's Arabella
    ... getting there! And Matteo's partner (the one he ends up with) in Arabella is??

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinteuil View Post
    the one he ends up with
    Zdenka?

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    ... so we have:

    1.) Zdenka/Zdenko in Strauss's Arabella
    2.) Handel's eponymous hero Giulio Cesare
    3.) perhaps Robert Hollingworth's take on Giovanni Croce...

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    Trouser role/travesti?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tapiola View Post
    Trouser role/travesti?
    Trousers it is....


    Arabella's family are on their uppers and cannot afford to keep both children as daughters- so her sister Zdenka has to be brought up in trousers as the boy Zdenko

    Giulio Cesare is a 'trouser role' for the soprano

    R Hollingworth's 'Comic Faces of Giovanni Croce' features... "Poor Luckless Pantaloon"... :doh:

    ... Tapiola gets a well deserved U ...
    Last edited by vinteuil; 11-05-11 at 10:37.

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    I think I need a lie down after that, vinteuil. I would never have got that but for the extra clues, and mercia's help.

    Time for a U.

    Kenneth and Jack, among others, were on their Tod.

    What is the connecting U?


    EDIT: All 3 clues are musical, as is the answer.
    Last edited by Tapiola; 11-05-11 at 10:51.

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    Kenneth and Jack (among others) were soloists?

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinteuil View Post
    Kenneth and Jack (among others) were soloists?
    Not soloists, vinteuil.

    Perhaps I should clarify by saying that the answer per se is NOT musical, but when combined with another word, IS.

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    then it's Jack Thompson and Kenneth Montgomery and the Ulster Orch - also Tod Handley...

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