Alphabet associations - I

[mercia]

"invisible" here is a translation of a title

Unsichtbare Farben - Invisible Colours - Ferniehuff ??

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Unsichtbare Farben - Invisible Colours - Ferniehuff ??

Shurenuff!

[subcontrabass]

Ah, no; I don't know this piece. The answer on the card is very similar to Ms Pritchard's.


No. I was tempted to include Genesis' Invisible Touch but decided to settle on a purely "Classical" triumverate. The "invisible" here is a translation of a title by a very different Brian, "shades" being salient.

Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov: The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh and the Maiden Fevroniya

Brian Ferneyhough: Unsichtbare Farben

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov: The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh and the Maiden Fevroniya

Brian Ferneyhough: Unsichtbare Farben

Overlapped post with merc's - but none the less true.

Mercs mentioned in dispatches, but subby's is the J (don't make it too blue!)

[subcontrabass]

A J to link:

(1) a pupil of and later collaborator with Holst;

(2) a scholarly conductor;

(3) a Minstrel.

[mercia]

(2) a scholarly conductor

Reginald Jacques ??

[subcontrabass]

Reginald Jacques ??

No. This conductor is still alive.

[Norfolk Born]

Jane (Joseph, Glover, Manning)?

[subcontrabass]

Jane (Joseph, Glover, Manning)?

Correct on all three. You have the Knowledge.

[amateur51]

Correct on all three. You have the Knowledge.

Triffic arrers, Norfs

[Norfolk Born]

Thank you! I'll work on my 'K' (that makes me sound like a career civil servant, which is far from the case!)

[Norfolk Born]

Which 'K' provided subjects for works featuring the youngest child of a Landgrave, a symbolic damaged container and a queen loved by a Greek?

[mercia]

a queen loved by a Greek?

I think I shall plump for Edward MacDowell's Lamia opus 29
Queen of Libya loved by Zeus (?)



I'm still reeling from how you found Jane

[Norfolk Born]

I think I shall plump for Edward MacDowell's Lamia opus 29
Queen of Libya loved by Zeus (?)



I'm still reeling from how you found Jane

I googled 'Holst's pupils' and up she popped.
I knew that Jane Glover has had at least one book published ('Mozart's Women').
Lamia is not the queen you're looking for, nor is Zeus the Greek.

[mercia]

Lamia is not the queen you're looking for, nor is Zeus the Greek.

<doh>

EDIT - is our damaged container a Grecian Urn (as set by Holst) ?