Classical music teaser - round 5

[Michael]

And a Happy Christmas to you too, Michael! I hope you have a great one!

Thanks, PDG. I intend to.

Hey ..... wait a minute ................................

[PDG]

Happy Xmas, PDG.

And a Happy Christmas to you too, Michael! I hope you have a great one!

[Quijote]

I've put my fiendish Xmas teaser on hold, 'coz you're all too bloody bright! I'll get back to you.

[Quijote]

All hands on deck for my fiendish one-off Xmas Day Teaser open to all-comers. Have to eat first. Catch you all later ...

[Michael]

Ah, a new quiz!

Oh, it's over already...

Happy Xmas, PDG.

[PDG]

Ah, a new quiz!

Oh, it's over already...

[Michael]

Boulez: 'Le marteau sans maître', setting of poem by René Char.

Well done! Merry Xmas to all.
From now on it Rene Chardonnay for me!

[Megan]

Well done on both accounts Peter!

[Quijote]

Boulez: 'Le marteau sans maître', setting of poem by René Char.

Spot on!

[Peter]

A 20th century composer anagram teaser



'Grand belcher on so'

Arnold Schoenberg.

[Megan]

A 20th century composer anagram teaser



'Grand belcher on so'

[Peter]

Boulez: 'Le marteau sans maître', setting of poem by René Char.

[Michael]

Maybe look for old fashioned words for 'tea' that the Brits used in the 30s, 40, 50s that derives from the Indian word for tea. Actually, in Turkish it's the same word, practically.

Teilhard de Chardin?

[Michael]

By the way Michael, I'd love it (we'd all love it!) if you gave us a couple of your own teasers. Would it be presumptuous of me to ask for only Beethoven ones? Or a couple of Beatles ones to flummox PDG?

Not until Xmas is well and truly gone! I don't have a clue about how to construct a clue, if you follow me. But I think we all should have a go at doing this - later!

[Quijote]

Getting warm ...