Pianophilia

That was very quick Brian!
Bliss isn't correct, sorry. But everything else is correct, of course,
including the (unintended) No.5.

Hi Tim,
didn't think it was hence the ?

I'm getting slower in my old age, used to do these in seconds.
regards
Brian

I know the feeling - counting up to ten is now even beyond me!

Timtin wrote:I know the feeling - counting up to ten is now even beyond me!

Oi'll give it foive as Janice used to say (TOTP 1st series)

Tentative suggestions:

7. Gliere
8. Beethoven
9. Auber

That leaves no. 4!

Jo

Well, almost all correct - Auber isn't quite right - different first syllable sound required.
(Think ecstasy, think illicit drugs in tablet form.) For No.4 think Elizabethan.

Timtin wrote:Well, almost all correct - Auber isn't quite right - different first syllable sound required.
(Think ecstasy, think illicit drugs in tablet form.) For No.4 think Elizabethan.

4 is Purcell

HullandHellandHalifax wrote:

Timtin wrote:For No.4 think Elizabethan.

4 is Purcell

Elizabethan?

Regards
Fred

Damn...too busy last night scanning so missed all the new ones.......is No.9 Ibert ?

Malc

fredbucket wrote: Elizabethan?

Regards
Fred

Well - he was born in the same century that she died!
Anyway, all done and dusted. Thanks to all who partook.
I'm now a spent force as far as this type of puzzle is
concerned. Next something different.....