• Lives: R. Strauss/Ein Heldenleben, (Petruchio) The Life That Late I Led/
  Kiss Me Kate, Glinka/A Life for the Tsar, J. Strauss/An Artist’s Life
• Harry Jones, Damn Yankees, Verdi/The Bandits (I masnadieri),
  Shostakovich/The Age of Gold
• Instruments: clarinet, oboe mouthpiece, col legno, contrabassoon
• Turandot: Joan Sutherland, Nessun dorma, Eva Turner, Toscanini
  paused before the finale
• Final Songs: Up a Lazy River, Sea Fever, When I’m Cleaning
  Windows, Skye Boat Song

This episode marks the first use of the second My Music signature tune in
the BBC TS version. The Radio 4 broadcasts began using the second
signature tune at the start of the twelfth series. The Radio 4 version
states that it is the first of the series

• Female Voices: Moira Kerr, Dinah Washington, Leontyne Price,
  Tiny Tim
• Missing: Credo, Alan Price, Tailleferre, Gene Krupa
• Piano Medleys
• Music in hospitals: Dying Swan/We’ll Meet Again, It’s Impossible/
  Last Goodbye, Fumbling Around, Sinking
• Surprising Lines: The Sorcerer, I’m Gonna Sit Right Down and Write
  Myself a Letter, Menotti/The Medium, Girls Were Made to Love and
  Kiss/Richard Tauber
• Final Songs: Elmer’s Tune, The Last Rose of Summer, Cecilia, C’est
  magnifique
  

• Reznicek/Donna Diana Overture, Artie Shaw/Concerto for Clarinet,
  Respighi/Feste Romane, Offenbach
• Broadway Musicals: Oklahoma!, Harold Arlen, Oscar Hammerstein,
  Birth of the Blues
• Tapped Rhythms: Mendelssohn/Symphony No. 1, Holiday for
  Strings, Beethoven/Appassionata Sonata, The Third Man Theme
• Film Stars: Pola Negri, Binnie Barnes, Jack Hulbert, Conrad Veidt
• Good Names for Musicians: Twang Dynasty, Barbara Seville,
  Robert Keys, Colora Durer
• Geographical Songs: I’m Going Back to Himazas, Brigg Fair, Meet
  Me in St. Louis, In Summertime on Bredon
  

• Prokofiev/Piano Concerto No. 1, Hubert Bath/Cornish Rhapsody,
  Jean Francaix/Concertino for Piano and Orchestra, Gershwin/
  Concerto in F
• Song Titles: A Woman Is Only a Woman, I Used to Love Her in
  the Moonlight, Who Takes Care of the Caretaker’s Daughter,
  Why Build a Wall ’round the Graveyard
• Piano Medleys
• Boris Godunov, Kremlin crowd on its knees, crowd is happy and
  czar is sad, Pushkin
• Final Songs: The Stein Song, The Prize Song, The Cobbler’s Song,
  The Policemen’s Song
  

• Tchaikovsky: Serenade for Strings, Sleeping Beauty, Beethoven/
  Symphony No. 9, Romeo and Juliet by Prokofiev and by
  Tchaikovsky
• Titles for Steve’s Music: Where My Gondola Has Grounded,
  Scamper through the Leaves, My Trouble and Strife, Farmer
  Roasted Peanuts
• Miscellany: Siegfried in his pirouettes, re and mi, The Man I Love,
  four naked virgins were outstanding
• Schubert sung by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau: Die schöne Müllerin/
  Jealousy and Pride (Eifersucht und Stolz), Winterreise/”I have a
  carrier pigeon” (Die Taubenpost)
• Final Songs: Broken-Hearted Clown, Mendelssohn/Midsummer
  Night’s Dream Air, I’m Twenty-One Today, The Sunshine of
  Your Smile
  

• Massenet/Castillane (Le Cid); Ben Hur; Massenet/Aragonaise (Le
  Cid); Leroy Anderson/Plink, Plank, Plunk
• Articles of Apparel: Nanny’s Dressing Gown, Alice Blue Gown,
  Paper Doll, Button Up Your Overcoat
• Piano Medleys
• Music of Spike Jones and the City Slickers
• Composers’ Names and Letters of the Alphabet
• Final Songs: Pretty as A Picture, Night and Day, He Had to Get
  Out and Get Under, Wi’ a Hundred Pipers

• Beethoven/Violin Concerto; Ti Do; Janáček/Sinfonietta; Drink,
  Drink,Drink, · Sevens: The Dwarves, Deadly Sins
• Violin Music: Saint Saëns/Rondo capriccioso, The Entertainer/
  Tuning a Violin GDAE = Gloomy Danes Aggravates Elsinore,
  Ravel/Tzigane, Bizet/Habanera (Carmen)
• Doctors: Dr Miracle, Dr Dolittle/Sammy Davis Jr, Busoni/Dr Faust,
  Debussy/Children’s Corner Suite
• Final Songs: That Song Again, Song of Songs, Whiffenpoof
  Song, Song of the Dawn
  

• Malcolm Arnold/Tam O’Shanter Overture, The Wells Fargo
  Wagon from The Music Man (River City, Iowa), Delius/Sonata
  in B, Tchaikovsky/Violin Concerto
• Piano Medleys
• Theme Songs for Housewives: Baskets, Babies, and Feeds;
  I’ve got those super market…I did it his way blues; Purcell/
  What can we poor females do OR Pox on You for a Fop;
  Cleaning up the Plates…
• Vocal Oddities: Tony Curtis, Marnie Nixon, Cathy Berberian,
  Jayne Mansfield
• Final Songs: There Ought to Be a Moonlight Saving Time, Dicky
  Bird Hop, Who’s Your Lady Friend, Two Little Girls in Blue
  

• Lords and Ladies: Lord Beginner, Lady Day (Billie Holiday), Lord
  Berners (Gerald Tyrwhitt), Lady Penelope from the Thunderbirds
• Gold Disks: Diane/The Bachelors, Diana/Paul Anka, Tchaikovsky/
  Van Cliburn, Sidesaddle/Russ Conway
• Borrowing from Birds: Victoria de los Ángeles/The Lover and the
  Nightingale, Ronnie Ronalde/Delia Murphy, Handel/The Cuckoo
  and the Nightingale, Porky Pig/Woody Woodpecker
• Questions on Verdi/Rigoletto
• Final Songs (Special Requests from Listeners): Who’s Taking
  You Home Tonight?, I Wonder As I Wander, Amy, Wonderful
  Amy, A More Humane Mikado
  

• Frederick Delius/Sea Drift based on Walt Whitman/Out of the
  Cradle Endlessly Rocking, Hubert Parry/Blest Pair of Sirens
  based on Milton/At a Solemn Musick
• Piano Medleys
• Promenade Concerts which began in August 10th 1895: first
  overture by Wagner, Friday Beethoven Nights; On August
  7th 1974, Patrick McCarthy, an audience member,
  substituted for Tom Allen in Carmina Burana; Albert Hall Organ
• Haydn Symphonies: Salomon, Surprise, The Miracle, The Bear
• Final Songs: Back in Your Own Backyard, Summertime,
  Honeysuckle, Moon River

• Caroll Gibbons, Joseph M. White/The Silver Masked Tenor,
  Verdi/Luigini/Ballet Égyptian, La Mer
• Beginnings and Endings: Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring; Teddy
  Powell’s Orchestra – Boogie; Well-Tempered Clavier; Pictures
  at an Exhibition
• Dates of Musicals and Operettas: Lilac Domino (1918), Our
  Nell (1922), The Cradle Will Rock (1938), The Beggar’s Opera (1730)
• Songs of Owen Brannigan: The Trumpet Shall Sound, Are you
  going to Scarborough Fair, Noye’s Fludde, Blaydon Races
• Final Songs: Steamboat Bill, Passing By, Paddlin’ Madeline Home,
  Eriskay Love Lilt

• Sibelius/Karelia Suite, Carnival of the Animals/The Swan, Harold
  Dark/Gladsome Light, Elgar/Nimrod
• Timed Round: Four Jazz Clarinetists, Four Vincent Youmans
  Songs, Four Operetta Libretti, Four Vivian Ellis Songs
• Piano Medleys
• Musical Cats: Ravel, T. S. Elliot, R. Vaughan Williams, Rossini
• Final Songs: Pardon Me Pretty Baby, Cherry Ripe, Vera, Get Me
  to the Church On Time

Held in Archives

• Wolf-Ferrari/Jewels of the Madonna, Grainger/Mock Morris,
  Gershwin/Cuban Overture, Lanchbery/Mouse Waltz
• Scenes from a word: Don Giovanni, Porgy and Bess,
  Belshazzar’s Feast, Sammy Davis, Jr
• Philosophical Advice from Songs: Try a Little Tenderness,
  Making the Best of Each Day, Spread a Little Happiness, Be
  Like the Kettle and Sing
• Songs from the Comic Opera Donizetti/Don Pasquale
• Final Songs: Oh, Joseph; The Water Is Wide; On Mother
  Kelly’s Doorstep; Oh, Can You Sew Cushions

• Brass Band Music: Radetzky March, The Dam Busters March,
  Padstow Lifeboat March, The Stars and Stripes Forever
• Musical Dons from Mozart, Donald O’Connor, Don Quixote,
  Rossini
• Piano Medleys
• Unexpected Music: Bill Haley, Joni Mitchell, Stan Getz,
  Baroque Jazz Ensemble
• Final Songs: Moonlight Cocktail, Father O’Flynn, Around the
  Marble Arch, Gypsy Love Song (Slumber On)
  

• Delibes/Le Roi s'amuse, Aretha Franklin, Delibes/Le Roi
  s'amuse, Judy Garland
• Ballet Questions: Margot Fontaine, Noël Coward, Chabrier,
  Origin of the word “tutu”
• Ravel/Daybreak (from Daphnis et Chloé), Rachmaninov/Piano
  Concerto No. 2, Britten/Peter Grimes, Tchaikovsky/Cygnets’
  Dance (from Swan Lake)
• Signature Tunes for Gardeners
• Joan Cross singing: duet with Peter Pears, Britten/ Peter Grimes
  based on poem by George Crabbe, Wagner/Lohengrin, Smetana/
  The Bartered Bride
• Final Songs: Button Up Your Overcoat, A Gift to Be Simple,
  Don’t Fence Me In, When Dull Care
  

• Strauss Waltzes: Champagne Charlie, Blue Danube, Music of
  the Spheres (or Heavens), Emperor’s Jubilee dedication
• First Names: Rimsky-Korsakov, DeSilva, Liadov, Carmichael
• Piano Medleys
• Ladies of Doubtful Repute: Jenny, Mae West, Strauss/Salome,
  Lydia the Tattooed Lady
• Miscellany: Waltzing Matilda (not a waltz!), Rimsky-Korsakov/
  May Night, Beethoven/Kreutzer Sonata, Song Cycles
• Final Songs: It’s Foolish, Six Dukes Went a-Fishing, Boiled
  Beef and Carrots, A Silver Churn (Magnet)

• Mozart: Champagne Aria (from Don Giovanni); Sleigh Ride;
  Symphony No. 40, in G Minor; Rondo from the Horn Concerto No. 4
• Music and Food: The Sorcerer, Apple Pie and Stew, Simon the
  Cellarer, I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly
• Original Names of: Julie Andrews, Jeannie Carson, Eddie Cantor,
  Ted Ray
• HMS Pinafore: The Overtures, The Captain, The First Lord, The Finale
  
• Names in Common: Lexicographers, Singing Boxers, Musical Copyright
  Companies, American Band Leaders
• Final Songs: I’m a Ding Dong Daddy from Dumas, Londonderry Air,
  Let’s All Go Down the Strand, Down in the Glen
  

• MacDowell/Piano Concerto No. 2, Cliff Richard, Shostakovich/
  Piano Concerto No. 2, Peter Sellers
• Miscellaneous Musical Information: Victoria and Her Hussar;
  One Touch of Venus; Thomas Beecham; Bewitched, Bothered,
  and Bewildered
• Piano Medleys
• Music Played on the Violin: Bach/Air on the G-String (Air from
  the Orchestral Suite No. 3, in D, BWV1068), Grieg’s Last Spring,
  Fritz Kreisler’s pastiches, Svendsen’s Romance (arr. Mosley)
• Final Songs: Deep Purple, Love’s Last Word, In the Twilight,
  The Ash Grove
  

• Spike Hughes/Arabesque, Jim Webb/By the Time I Get to Phoenix,
  R. Strauss/Fanfare, Helen Reddy
• Medieval Music: Countertenor, recorder, and lute; Crumhorn
  (became the oboe) and sackbut (became the trombone);
  harpsichord; I Am a Jolly Foster (Steve asks: What is a foster?)
• The Names the Same: Pianists called Menuhin, Bandleaders
  named Ellington, Conductor-Cellist-Composer-Pianist Harrison,
  Two Singers called Smith
• Song titles Beginning with “And”: And Her Mother Came Too,
  And Roses and Roses, And Tomorrow, And This is My Beloved, etc.
• Final Songs: Gal in Calico, Theme from A Room with a View, That’s
  What She’s Done to Me, Barbara Allen
  

• Music of Pomp, Pageantry, and Popularity: Zadok the Priest, Pomp
  and Circumstance March No. 1, Old 100th, 1812 Overture
• Odd Musical Words: Tenor Curtal, Giraffe, Quint, Fidula
• Piano Medleys
• Songs sung by Lawrence Tibbett
• Final Songs: I Don’t Know Why, If Music Be the Food of Love,
  Gilbert the Filbert, I Can’t Do My Bally Bottom Button Up
  

• Jumping Music: Harry Belafonte/Jump in the Line, Harry James/
  Two o’Clock Jump, Fats Waller/The Joint Is Jumpin’, Bucalossi/
  Grasshopper’s Dance
• General Musical Questions: Schubert Symphonies; Robin and
  Ranger; Wagner/ Five Songs, the first being Der Engel;
  Handel/Largo (aka Ombra mai fu)
• Tapped Rhythms: Tchaikovsky/Symphony No. 5, Ronald Binge/
  Elizabethan Serenade, Franck/The Accursed Huntsman,
  J. Strauss I/Radetzky March
• Songs for Lawyers: Sweet Sue, Summonstime (Summertime),
  The punishment fit the crime (A More Humane Mikado),
  Brief Encounter
• Baroque Music: Telemann, Origin of Continuo, Sammartini,
  Musical Teapot
• Final Songs: Sleepy Time Gal, I Saw Your Image, With Her Head
  Tucked underneath Her Arm, The Lost Chord
  

• Dances: Tchaikovsky/Csárdás, Miriam Makeba/Umquokozo,
  Mussorgsky/Dance of the Persian Slaves (from Khovanshchina),
  Lynsey de Paul/Dancing on a Saturday Night
• Operatic Settings: Così fan tutte, Lohengrin, Un ballo in
  maschera
  
• Piano Medleys
• Widor/Toccata, Musicians who use their feet, Liszt/Prelude and
  Fugue on B-A-C-H, Musical names transposed into music (as
  Liszt did)
• Final Songs: Getting to Be a Habit with Me, This Eager Heart of
  Mine, Baby Doll, Dicky Bird
  

• Bach/St Matthew Passion, Jane Powell and Vic Damone, Janet
  Baker, Brahms/Piano Concerto No. 2
• Random Musical Matters. Organ Composers, Irving Berlin,
  Joseph Holbrooke, Marie Lloyd
• Hoagy Carmichael, Mitchell Parish/Stardust, Reginald De Koven,
  Ray Charles
• Painting and Music: Vincent van Gogh/L'Arlésienne, Whistler’s
  Mother, The Raft of the Medusa, Moulin Rouge
• Final Songs: Accentuate the Positive, In the Homestead,
  When My Sugar Goes Down the Street, I Got Plenty o' Nuttin'
  

• Thomas Arne/Rule, Britannia; It’s a Long, Long Way to
  Tipperary; Alfred Hill; Senor Caruso
• Piano Medleys
• Questions about an Opera: Composer’s Date of Birth/1911,
  Plausible Plot x 2,Title/Wuthering Heights
• Dancing Lessons: The Rake’s Progress, Johnny Mercer, Gilbert
  & Sullivan/The Gondoliers, The Eagle Rock
• Final Songs: Gotta Get a Girl, Mein Liebchen, Girl in a Gilded
  Cage, The Ladies of Spain
  

• String Music: Elgar/Introduction and Allegro for Strings, Joe
  Venuti/Cheese and Crackers, Paganini/Violin Concerto,
  Maria Callas
• Identifications from Starting Notes: Kreisler/Schön Rosmarin,
  Oh Mein Papa,Bizet/L’Arlésienne Suite, Prokofiev/The Love
  for Three Oranges
• Mood Music With Commentary
• Songs Sung by Tony Bennett: Baby Dream Your Dream, Crazy
  Rhythm/Broadway, They Can’t Take That Away From Me/
  Flugelhorn, My Ship/Ira Gershwin (lyrics) and Kurt Weill (music)
• Final Songs: In the Heart of a Fool, Your Tiny Hand Is Frozen,
  Fairies Over Forty, The Yeomen of England
  

• Liszt/Piano Concerto, Don McLean, Schubert/Octet, Simon &
  Garfunkel
• Who and When: True Love/Bing Crosby 1955, There I’ve Said It
  Again/Vaughn Monroe 1945, Tales of the Vienna Woods/
  Philadelphia Orchestra 1939, Petite Fleur/Monty Sunshine 1959
• Piano Medleys
• Beginnings and Endings: The Wedding March, Now Is the Hour/
  Chopin/A♭ Nocturne
• Composers Paying Homage: Khachaturian/Ode to Lenin, Modern
  Jazz Quartet/Django, Delius/Warlock Serenade, Debussy/
  Hommage à S. Pickwick, Esq P.P.M.P.C.
• Final Duets: I Want to Go to Idaho (Frank and Denis), Au fond
  du temple saint, from Bizet/The Pearl Fishers (Ian and John)
  

• Walton/The Wise Virgins, Strauss/Don Quixote, Orff/Carmina
  Burana, Webber/Joseph and His Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat
• St Cecilia’s Day, W. H. Auden, Alexander Pope/Purcell, Raphael’s
  portrait/organ
• Paintings and Music: Poulenc/L’Embarquement pour Cythère after
  Watteau’s painting of the same name, Francis Barraud/His
  Master’s Voice, Stravinsky/The Rake’s Progress after Hogarth/
  A Rake’s Progress, Kellette/I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles after Sir
  John Millais/Bubbles
• Britten/Prince of the Pagodas, The Prince is in the guise of a
  salamander, Tchaikovsky/Rose Adagio from Sleeping Beauty
• Final Songs: Bliss/The Olympians, Don’t Have Any More Mrs
  Moore, Music! Music! Music!, Linden Lea

• Malcolm Arnold/Variations on Happy Birthday, Beethoven/Symphony
  No. 5, Mozart/Symphony No. 39 (K543), Johnny Keating/Lost Patrol
  (written by Robert Maxwell)
• Eccentrics in Musical History: Angelica Catalani; Lead Belly (Huddie
  Ledbetter)/Goodnight, Irene; Farinelli; Gene Autry
• Piano Medleys
• Final Songs: What You Cannot Say Has Been Revealed (Quello che
  tacete from Puccini/La fanciulla del West); Row, Row, Row; When
  My Little Pomeranian Met Your Little Pekinese; Holst/I Vow to
  Thee My Country

• Berlioz/Le Corsaire Overture, Vivaldi/Autumn from The Four Seasons,
  La Fille mal gardée, I’ve Found a New Baby
• Steven Oliver Operas, The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling; Comic
  Opera Tom Jones/Edward German 1907; Tom Jones’s first million
  seller, It’s Not Unusual, 1965
• Puccini: Madam Butterfly, Butterfly’s Servants, Milk Punch or
  Whisky, Butterfly and Birds
• Answers in Song Lyrics: Frankie and Johnny, Over the Rainbow,
  Good King Wenceslas, Home on the Range
• Musical Themes: New My Music Theme (Instrumentation:
  Trumpets, Bass Guitar, Conga Drum, Electric Guitar, Cabassa), My
  Word! Theme (Vivian Ellis/Alpine Pastures), Original My Music
  Theme (Instrumentation: Mellotron), Take It From Here Theme
  (Johnny Johnston (composer), Frank Muir and Denis Norden (lyrics))
• Final Songs: She’s Like the Swallow, Skylark, The Preacher and the
  Bear, The White Horse Inn
  

• Wagner/Tannhäuser Overture, Yma Sumac, Paul Robeson,
  Dionne Warwick
• Animals in Music: Carnival of the Animals; Unforget a Bull; I’m
  Alone Big Horse I Love You; Anything You Gnu; Gorilla My Dreams;
  Pekinese Up Mother Brown etc.
• Piano Medleys
• Titles and Numbers: Brandenburg Concertos, Maid of the
  Mountains, Schubert Symphonies, Route 66
• Mood Music with Commentary
• Final Songs: Mozart/Voi che sapete; Oh, Mr Porter; Keeping Out
  of Mischief; She Moved through the Fair
  

• Glazunov/The Seasons (ballet), Debussy/En Bateau, Fauré/
  Overture to Masques et bergamasques, Barry White
• Music Hall Song Titles and Payoff Lines: Why Build a Wall ’round
  a Graveyard/When nobody wants to get in; She Cost Me
  Seven-and-Sixpence/I wish I’d bought a dog; You Can’t Keep a
  Horse in a Lighthouse/Neigh, Neigh, Neigh; I acted so tragic
  the house rose like magic … ‘There’s another war coming if you
  don’t stop humming’/The night I appeared as Macbeth
• What Comes Next?: Tannhäuser, Gracie Fields/Our Avenue, Jon
  Pertwee/My Motto, The Beatles/It’s Been a Hard Day’s Night
• Places to Listen to Music
• Final Songs: She Is Far from the Land, I Want to Be Happy,
  Dapper Dan the Pullman Porter Man, Welcome Home
  

• Strauss/Horn Concerto No. 1, Vikki Carr, Rossini/Semiramide,
  Beethoven/Leonore Overture #3
• Symphonic Music: Unfinished Symphonies (Amis, Schubert,
  Borodin, Mahler) Fixed Do
  
• Musical History: Sydney Opera House, Popular Songs
• Piano Medleys
• Answers in the Words of a Song: Katie, Off to Louisiana,
  The Stately Homes of England, Hot Cross Buns
• Musical Curiosities: Accompaniment Records, Carmen Theme,
  Beethoven/Violin Concerto, Cole Porter
• Final Songs: John whistles Schubert/Piano Trio No. 2 (D929),
  in E♭ major, op. 100; Beer, Glorious Beer; Any Place Where I
  Make Money Is Home Sweet Home to Me; A Gordon for Me
  

• Rachmaninov/Piano Concerto No. 2, Eric Carmen, ’Til there
  Was You, The Storm Compositions and their titles: The
  Seasons, Rossini/Sins of My Old Age, Berlioz/Béatrice et
  Bénédict, Holst/The Perfect Fool
• Intermittent Music: Verdi/Otello, Holloway/With Her Head
  Tucked underneath Her Arm, Richard Tauber/Girls Were
  Made to Love and Kiss, Alan Price/Simon Smith and His
  Amazing Dancing Bear
• Who or What: von Weber, Gilbert & Sullivan, Telemann, 49th
  Parallel
• Answers in the Words of a Song: Clementine, Home in
  Liveland, Camptown Steve Races, Easter Parade
• Grieg/First Kiss/Anderson, Frank Loesser, Sir Henry Bishop,
  Stay in My Arms Cinderella
• Final Songs: The Bonny Earl o’ Moray, Polly Wolly Doodle,
  Rose of Washington Square, When a Maiden Takes Your
  Fancy (Mozart/Wer Ein Liebchen Hat Geunden (From Die
  Entführung aus dem Serail)
  

• Pergolesi/Stravinsky/Pulcinella, How to Play the Harp, Mozart
  Horn Concerto No. 4, Tuxedo Junction
• Questions on Handel: And the Glory of the Lord, Blindness, Death
  Where Is Thy Sting, Love in Bath
• Piano Medleys
• Famous Voices: Elizabeth Schumann, Nellie Lutcher, Nellie Melba,
  Jerry Colonna
• Final Songs: Eriskay Love Lilt, Oliver Cromwell, Shake Down the
  Stars, Look for the Silver Lining
  

• Haydn/Symphony No. 60 in C/Il distratto, The King’s Singers,
  Háry János, Alec Wilder/Song historian
• Brass Band Music: New World Symphony, Viva Birkinshaw,
  Euphonium, Horn Trio
• Grammatical Problems in Music
• The Barber of Seville, Arietta, Dr Bartolo, Figaro
• The “Hopper” on a Piano, Steve Race/Unutterable Rubbish,
  Homophone, Pedals on a Piano
• Final Songs: Amor ti Vieta/Fedora, A Little Bit Off the Top,
  What I Like About the South, Come to the Fair
  

• George Enescu, Short’nin’ Bread, Beethoven/Piano Concerto
  No. 5 (“Emperor”), The Nutcracker Suite arranged by Spike Jones
• Musical Instruments: A Broken Consort, Musicians in a Cake, the
  psaltery, Bass racket
• Piano Medleys
• Condensed Opera Plots: Der Freischütz, Kiss Me Kate, The
  Pirates of Penzance, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
• Final Songs: A Young Maiden Milking; Don’t Put Your Daughter
  on the Stage, Mrs Worthington; Second Hand Rose; Bonnie
  Mary of Argyle
  

• Music based on books: Camelot, Rape upon Rape, Arms and the
  Man, Porgy and Bess
• Composers in Alphabetical Order
• Questions about Gustav Holst
• How Many Beats in the Bar? Identifying Greek Instruments and
  Greek Dances
• Violin Music
• Final Songs: Oft in the Stilly Night, When the Midnight Choo
  Choo Leaves for Alabam, Sentimental Gentleman from Georgia,
  Love’s Garden of Roses
  

• Kodály/Missa Brevis, Isherwood/Cabaret, Elgar/Enigma
  Variations, Tex Beneke
• Splendor on Snowy Summits; Hands, Knees and Bumps a
  Daisy; I’ll Walk Beside You; Buckle Down Winsocki
• Piano Medleys
• Musical Introductions: Tony Bennett, Fiddler on the Roof/
  Jerry Bock, Johnny Mercer
• Verdi/Falstaff, Merry Wives of Windsor/Henry IV/As You Like
  It, Nanetta, Wine
• Final Songs: Now Oh Now I Needs Must Part, Give My
  Regards to Broadway, Crossing to Dover, Old Father Thames
  

• Vaughan Williams/Homage to Henry Hall, Fritz Wunderlich/
  Martini, Caper/Concerto for Double Bass, Slam Stewart
• Musical History: Invention of the Key System for the
  Flute, St. Dunstan/The Æolian Harp, Bird Music, Druid’s Crot
• Popular Piano Music: Grieg/Wedding Day, Clair de lune, Ace
  of Hearts, Sid Phillips/Hors d'oeuvres
• Themes: Rachmaninov/Symphony No. 2, Dana, Rubinstein
  Romance/If You Are But a Dream, Yesterday
• Answer in the Words of a Song: Jiminy Cricket, Saying Yes
  to Mr Brown, Gigi, You Are My Everything
• Final Songs: Celia, Sally, Louisa, Westering Home
  

• Irish Connections: John Field Suite/Hamilton Harty, John
  McCormick, Sea Fever/John Ireland, Dear Old Donegal
• Tangos: William Walton/Façade; Webber/Don’t Cry for Me,
  Argentina; My Tango; La Cumparsita
• Piano Medleys
• Silence: John Cage/4:33, Simon & Garfunkel/Sounds of
  Silence, Handel/Ptolemy/Silent Worship, My Silent Love
• Final Songs: Verdi/Aida, I’m Shy, The Caretaker’s Daughter,
  Oh Wally, Wally
  

• Bruckner/Symphony No. 4, Peter Sellers Sings George
  Gershwin, Balham Gateway to the South, Arthur Riscoe
• B. B. Composers and Performers: Bela Bartók, Brigitte
  Bardot, Bix Beiderbecke, Bunny Berrigan
• Musical Technicalities: Bar, Shake, Listesso, MM numbers
• Musical Animals: Cats, Tortoise, Hippopotamuses, Cats
• Musical Names: Finnish Composers, Brass Bands, Welsh
  Choirs, Trombone-playing band leaders
• Final Songs: Watercress, Garden of Your Heart, Be My Little
  Bumblebee, Lilac Time
  

• Jazz Music: Eddie Lang; J. C. Higginbotham; Swing Low,
  Sweet Chariot on the Bagpipes; Dirty Rag
• Musical Miscellany: Distance from New York to London,
  Polytonality, Distance from Amsterdam to Leipzig, Plus Sign
  in Musical Notation
• Piano Medleys
• Questions on Verdi/Aida: Composer, Lady’s Dilemma, Thebes,
  Connection with Lord Beaconsfield
  
• Final Songs: Rachmaninov/To the Children, Hold Your Hand
  Out You Naughty Boy, My Canary, Leanin’
  

• Clichés and Proverbs: No Place Like Home/Bishop/Patti,
  Love Will Find a Way/Maid of the Mountains, Strauss, Into
  Each Life Some Rain Must Fall
• Early Musical Instruments: Monochord, Stump, Fipple,
  Rommel Pot
• Tapped Rhythms: Rio Grande, Woodpecker, Lord High
  Executioner, Air on the G string
• Composers names made up of three letter words
• Capital Cities and Composers: Paris/Mozart/Duke,
  Portsmouth/Walton, Oldfield
• Final Songs: Gentle Maiden, Mary’s a Grand Old Name,
  Ramble Along, Without a Song
  

• Elgar/Violin Concerto, Ingres/French Painter/Violinist,
  Wagner/Siegfried’s Rhine Journey, Tommy Martin
• Musical Kings: Shiminovsky, Oliver, Stephen, Creole
• Piano Medleys
• Made up Song Titles Using Composers’ Names
• Names Chosen by Composers: Sanders/Homage to
  Scarlatti, Eagles/Strange Feeling, Toman/Toddler’s March,
  Williams/Romantic Piano Feature
• Final Songs: Maria, Down the Road, Old Shanty Town, I
  Love a Lassie
  

• Weber/Overture to Der Freischütz, Elgar/Pomp and
  Circumstance No. 1 (found title in Shakespeare/Othello),
  Puccini/Madama Butterfly, Poor Butterfly
• Musical Relations: Tortellier Family, Frank and Nancy
  Sinatra, Mills Brothers, Jonathan and Darlene Edwards
• Song Titles Beginning with Letters of the Alphabet:
• Answers in the Words of a Song: Blow Him Up with
  Dynamite/Timbuktu; Constantinople; When It’s Night Time
  in Italy It’s Wednesday over Here; cottons, silks, winkles,
  and whelks/The Barrows in the Walworth Road
• Final Songs: Se il mio nome (from The Barber of Seville),
  Just Like the Ivy, White to Rosy Red, Goin’ Home
  

• Vivaldi/Violin Concerto in D Major (unknown RV number);
  Origin of Vivaldi’s name “The Red Priest”; Schubert/C
  Major Quintet; Rodrigo/Concierto de Aranjuez
• Numerical Questions: Darius Milhaud String Quartets; 76
  Trombones; Cigarettes, Whiskey, and Wild, Wild Women/
  Baubles, Bangles, and Beads/Oysters, Cockles, and
  Mussels; A Chorus Line
• Accentuate the Negative: No, No Nanette; Ludwig Koch
  Collection of Natural History Recordings/Serval (cat
  family); Soviet Army Ensemble; Gloria Grahame singing I
  Cain’t Say No from Oklahoma!
• Piano Medleys
• Translated Names: Ernie Slipper/Ernest Chausson, John
  S. Brook/J. S. Bach, Dickie Ostrich/Richard Strauss,
  Claude Greenhill/Claudio Monteverdi
• Final Songs: Charade, Bill Bailey, Glow Worm, Edelweiss
  

• Stockhausen, Paderewski, Rostropovich, Francis Albert
  Sinatra and Antônio Carlos Jobim
• Miscellaneous Questions: Master of the Queen’s Music;
  Kolokol/King of Bells; Composers all born in Lincoln
  (Lincolnshire); Oklahoma!
• Questions about Accompanists: Volti subito; Where’er
  You Walk; Hark, Hark the Lark; Barcarolle
• Hinge and Bracket: Noël Coward, Poor Wandering One,
  Gangway
  
• Final Songs: Horkstow Grange, Underneath the Arches,
  Missing New Orleans, Limehouse Reach
  

• Parry: I Was Glad, Prince Albert, Mozart/Coronation Mass,
  Herbert Howells/Music for a Prince, Bullock/Fanfare for the
  Coronation of Elizabeth II, Zadok the Priest, Tippett/Suite
  for the Birthday of Prince Charles, Henry VIII
• Piano Medleys
• How Much is that Doggie in the Window, Naughty Lady of
  Shady Lane, Harry Davis Band, Petula Clark
• Final Songs: Sunset Hymn; There’s Something about a
  Soldier; If I Only Had Wings; My Love Is Like a Red, Red Rose

Held in Archives

• Kodály/Dances from Galante, Three Little Maids, Pineapple
  Poll, Elvis Presley
• Beginnings and Endings: Schumann/Kinderszenen, op. 25;
  Gounod/Faust; Iolanthe; Sondheim/Pacific Overtures
• Piano Medleys
• Silly Songs: Straight Banana, Big Head, Burlington Bertie,
  Nice Habits
• Composers : Les Six, Honegger/Pacific 231, Moulin Rouge
• Final Songs: Federico’s Lament (excerpt) from Cilea/
  L’arlesiana, Joshu-ah, Ain’t We Got Fun, Roses of Picardy
  

• Smetana/Bartered Bride, Scottish Clans, Mingulay Boat
  Song (Steve asks: where is Mingulay?), Northern Lights
  of Aberdeen
• Dating Quotations: Tchaikovsky/1878, Evening/1674,
  Mozart/1764, Evans/1876
• Piano Medleys
• Operas: Operas Based on Sir Walter Scott Novels, Ravel/
  The Child and the Household Gods, Joan Sutherland, Berlioz
• Final Songs: Comin’ through the Rye, Put Me among the
  Girls, There’s Yes! Yes! in Your Eyes, We Parted on the Shore
  

• Massenet/Élégie, Faust/Soldiers’ Chorus, Verdi/Il trovatore,
  Puccini/Madama Butterfly
• Song Titles: I’m Going to See You Today, We’re Going to
  Hang Out the Washing on the Siegfried Line, I Know Where
  I’m Going, I Know That You Know
• Random Musical Matters: Lost Stravinsky Funeral Song,
  Donizetti Operas, Friml/Donkey Serenade, Spanish Song
• Piano Medleys
• Numbers: 83 Haydn String Quartets, Pennsylvania 6-5000,
  330 miles from Venice to Naples, Inch Worm
• Final Songs: Oh, Wondrous Beauty (Dies Bildnis ist
  bezaubernd schön) from The Magic Flute, Cecilia,
  Whippoorwill, In Cellar Cool
  

• Flanders/The Sloth (sung by Ian), Have some Madeira,
  m’dear; Delius/A Late Lark (sung by John), On the Road to
  Mandalay (music by Speaks, words from Kipling/Mandalay)
• Musical People: Diabelli, Czerny, Vaughan Williams
  (attended Charterhouse School), Charles Ives
• Middle Bits: Honeysuckle Rose; A Lovely Way
  to Spend an Evening; Believe It, Beloved; The Song Is You
• Miscellaneous Musical Questions: Handel, From the Censer,
  Merry Widow, World of Our Own
• Glazunov/Borodin/Symphony No. 3, Ravel/Bolero, Michael
  Haydn/Mozart/Symphony No. 25/37 in G Major, Jonson/Opera
  
• Final Songs: Flashing Tapers, A Bird in a Gilded Cage,
  Josephine, The Gay Highway
  

• Heroes and heroines: Sibelius/Pélleas and Mélisande, Victor
  Borge, “Because” by Guy d’Hardelot, Vanessa
• Songs of summer: Constant Lambert/Summer’s Last Will
  and Testament, A Summer Place (Percy Faith), Coates/
  Summer Days, Here Comes Summer (Jerry Keller)
• Mostly Collaborations: Britten and Bridge (Britten/Variations
  on a Theme by Frank Bridge); Bliss and Blow (Bliss/
  Meditations on a Theme by John Blow); Müller-Einigen,
  Blumenthal, Kadelburg, Gilbert, Benatzky, and Stolz (White
  Horse Inn); How did Molnár’s Liliom become Bigelow’s Julie?
• Hymn composers’ humour
• Piano Medleys
• Technicalities: The 48/18 Choral Preludes, mean part, false
  relation, retrograde canon
• Final Songs: O By and By, Take Me Back to Old Blighty,
  Boulevards of New York, Will Ye No Come Back Again?

• Poulenc/Concerto Champêtre for Harpsichord, Korholt/Concerto,
  Schubert/Trout Quintet, Over the Rainbow
• Rimsky-Korsakov on Pelléas et Mélisande, Gide on Pastoral
  Symphony, Vincent Wallace/Maritana, Call Me Madam
• Middle Bits: I’m Always Chasing Rainbows, Scatterbrain, My
  One and Only Highland Fling, We’ll Be Together Again
• Names and Nicknames: Igor (Stravinsky) wrote Ebony
  Concerto for Woody (Herman); Muggsy (Spanier), Sharkey
  (Bonano), and Wingy (Manone) all played trumpet; eden
  ahbez; Josh (White) claimed to have acted as guide to
  (Blind) Lemon (Jefferson)
• Final Songs: Poacher Bold, Now I Have to Call Him Father,
  College Rhythm, Little Brown Bird Singing

• Vaughan Williams and Ravel, Florrie Forde, Tchaikovsky/Waltz
  of the Flowers, Ibert/Divertissement (Ibert received the Légion
  d’honneur for courage)
• Musical People and Things: Heckel and Strauss/Salome (uses
  Heckelphone), Salome and Sebastian Melmoth (Oscar Wilde),
  Gusli (Zither) and Gusle (Lute), Making an Olifant from an elephant
• Piano Medleys
• Miscellaneous Questions: Mute Opera Roles, Tamborlane and
  Handel/Tamerlano, Greensleeves, The violinist Tomasini was a
  valet, LSO Founded in 1904, Orff/Lament by a Roasted Swan,
  Bach/The Musical Offering BWV1079, Bartók/Diary of a Fly
• Final Songs: Dalla sua pace (from Mozart/Don Giovanni), Here
  We Are Again, Who Walks In When I Walk Out, On the Road
  to Mandalay

• Weber/Abu Hassan Overture, The King and I/Deborah Kerr,
  Saint- Saëns/The Dying Swan, Jack Teagarden
• Song Titles Starting with… A to Z
• Middle Bits: Elgar/Cockaigne Overture, op. 40 (In London
  Town); Garland/In Between; Trot Here, Trot There;
  Broadway Rhythm
• Questions about Mahler: Music based on Cavalleria
  rusticana by Pietro Mascagni, Der Freischütz, by Carl Maria
  von Weber, Words on Mahler’s Tombstone, Mahler at
  Niagara Falls
• Final Songs: Michael from Mountains, Kitty, Donna Clara, Annie Laurie
  

• Gardens: De Falla/Nights in the Gardens of Spain, Coates/Covent
  Garden, Delius/In a Summer Garden, English Country Garden
  sung by Jimmie Rodgers
• Words from songs: Bechstein Grand/The Stately Homes of England,
  Webster’s Dictionary/Too Marvelous for Words and Morocco Bound,
  Woolworths/I Found a Million Dollar Baby (in a Five and Ten Cents
  Store), words added to Rodgers and Hart/Manhattan referring to
  South Pacific
• Piano Medleys
• Facts About: Erik Satie, Vera Lynn, John Christie, Scott Joplin
• Questions Answered with a Number: Mozart K525, 76 Trombones,
  Four Cheers/HMS Pinafore, 24 Robbers
• Composers and Their Wives: Messiaen; Schumann; Mozart;
  Brahms, Britten, and Beethoven (all unmarried)
• Final Songs: If Your Songs Had Wings, Knocked ’Em in the Old
  Kent Road, I Think I Can, Bold William Taylor
  

• Spelling Bee: Conductor/Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt; Song/Funiculi,
  Funicula; Fighter/Muhammad Ali; Guitarist/Django Reinhardt
• Next Lines from Songs: If I’d Known You Were Coming/I’d Have
  Baked a Cake; The Next Horse I Ride On/I’m Goin’ to Be Tied On;
  Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go/With Friday on Saturday Night;
  Just Like Washington Crossed the Delaware/General Pershing Will
  Cross the Rhine
• Made Up Musical Titles for unknown music (actually Alwyn/The
  Magic Island)
• Musical Sums Using Numbers in Songs: 8 +
  10,010 + 4 + 300 + 30 + 4,700,891 = 4,711,243
• Carmen first heard 1875; Arnold Bennett Comment on Carmen;
  Theme from Tchaikovsky/Symphony No. 6 (“Pathétique”);
  Bennett and Williams played “phonofiddles”
• Final Songs: Art Thou Weeping?, Happy Talk, You’ve Gotta Keep
  On Trying, Count Your Blessings
  

• Ten String Guitar, I Am the Bandolero/P. G. Wodehouse, The
  Magic Flute, Lee Marvin
• Who Questions: J. S. Bach said of Krebs, Greatest Immigrant/
  Handel, Name Changes/Humperdinck and Jones, Judy Garland
• Food Questions: Cakes and Ale, The Spaniard That Blighted
  My Life, Sausage for Tea, Losing My Sugar
• What sort of people are they?: Job’s Comforters, Folks Who
  Live on the Hill, People Walking in Darkness, Upper Classes
• First Names of Musicians: Stefan Askenase, Marcel Mule,
  Maggie Teyte and Phyllis Tate, Reginald Goss-Custard
• Final Songs: John whistles the Schubert/Piano Trio No. 2
  (D929), in E♭ major, op. 100; The Party’s Over Now; Down
  and Out Blues; Simon the Cellarer
  

• Berwald/Symphony No. 4, Race/Far Away Music, German/
  Dances from Henry VIII, God Bless You Mr Chamberlain
• Wishful Thinking: If I Had My Way, If I Had a Hammer, If I
  Had a Talking Picture of You, If I Had You
• Music in a Major or Minor Key
• Technical Terms: Sabot/Harp disk, Flea Dance/Ukulele,
  Roulade/Rapid Vocal Run, The German Type
• Middle Bits: Emperor Waltz/I’m in Love with Vienna, You Will
  Remember Vienna, Autumn Leaves, Lullaby of the Leaves
• Made Up Musical Title
• Final Songs: Lord Melbourne, Eton Boating Song, Bally Bally,
  Father O’Flynn
  

• Bliss/Cello Concerto, Acker Bilk, Glory to the Men of Old,
  Three Coins in the Fountain
• Musical Birthdays: Berlioz 1803, Father of the Mills
  Brothers, Vaughan Williams 1872, Ringo Star 1940
• Lullabies: Poulenc/Babar the Elephant, Transatlantic Lullaby,
  Debussy/Jumbo’s Lullaby, Melancholy Baby/Della Reese
• Piano Medley
• Signature Tune for Undertakers, Funeral Directors, and Embalmers
• Final Songs: Scotch Rhapsody, Manhattan, New Orleans, Song
  of the Clyde
  

• Musical Tour of London: Farnaby/Tower Hill, Paddington Green
  (where there is a statue of Sarah Siddons), Coates/Langham
  Place, Fats Waller/Piccadilly
• Parlor Piano Favorites: Raff/Cavatina, Boccherini/Minuet,
  Godard/Angels Guard Thee, Marks/Entr’acte Elfin Revels
• Horn Music: Wagner/Tristan und Isolde, Theme from The
  Virginians, Beethoven/Symphony No. 3, Spanish Harlem
• Anagrams of Popular Songs: Silly Bead/Daisy Bell, Fi/If,
  Summit Mere/Summer Time, Sixty-One Nots/Sixteen Tons
• Final Songs: If I Am Dreaming, Little Gray Home in the
  West, Little Grass Shack, Down to the Seas

• Donizetti/The Daughter of the Regiment, Mozart/Rondo
  from Horn Concerto No. 4 (what is a rondo?); name three
  characters singing in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown;
  Charles King/Broadway Melody
• Odd Man Out: Armida, Duke Ellington Song Book, L’Enfant
  et les sortilèges, Donatello
  
• Piano Medley
• Theme Music from a Filmed Novel: Lost Horizon
• What’s his Other Name?: Ludwig Spohr, Donovan Leitch,
  Gaetano Donizetti, A. P. Mantovani
• Songs about Bells: Owen Brannigan, Bell at the Old
  Bailey, Chime at Westminster, Bells Are Ringing
• Final Songs: Little Rose by the Wayside, London Pride,
  The Blue Mountains of Virginia, I Will Give My Love an Apple
  

• Honegger/Rugby, A Toccata of Galuppi’s (poem of
  Browning’s), Widor/Toccata from Organ Symphony No. 5,
  Paradisi/Toccata played on a harpsichord (how are sounds
  produced on a harpsichord?)
• Musical Technicalities: Hum and Strike Notes, Supertonic,
  Cylindrichord, Ottavino
• Middle Bits: Laughing Song from Die Fledermaus;
  Moonlight Becomes You; Chopin/Polonaise, Op. 40 No. 1
  (“Military”); Garden in the Rain
• Blue Round: Blue Third, Origin of to have the blues, I’ve
  Gotta Right to Sing the Blues/Teagarden, Nancy Wilson
• Dreams: Elgar/Dream of Gerontius, You Stepped Out of a
  Dream/Tony Martin, Balfe/I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble
  Halls, Two Dreams Met from Down Argentina Way
• Final Songs: Mattinata, Wouldn’t it Be Loverly, When I
  Pretend I’m Gay, The Old Shako
  

• Musical Rivers: Elgar/Severn Suite for Brass Band, op. 87,
  Wagner/Rhine River, Smetana/ Vltava, Aznavour/Venice Blue
• Various Musical Matters: Nicholas Maw, Giuoco Piano,
  Birthdate of Bach and Handel/1685, Highland Mod
• Musical Oceans: Vaughan Williams/Sinfonia Antartica,
  Crosby/How Deep Is the Ocean, Rodgers/Victory at Sea,
  American Servicemen Saw the Sea
• Personal Choice of music to evoke your homeland
• Piano Medley: M-A-S-S-E-N-E-T
• Answers In the Words of a Song: Rose Marie, Mad Dogs
  and Englishmen, Red Shadow, Me and My Dog
• Final Songs: She Is Far from the Land, Desert Song,
  Idaho, Green Hills of Somerset
  

• Tippett/Fanfare, Gossec/Tambourin, Sullivan/HMS Pinafore,
  Tchaikovsky/1812 Overture
• Musical People and Their Works: Alkan/Symphony and
  Concerto for Piano, The Lost Chord, Red Sea Passage,
  Rita Hayworth’s Grandmother/Cover Girl
• Recordings from the 1920s: Rudy Vallee, Connecticut
  Yankee, Sophie Tucker and Ted Shapiro, Nola
• Musical Technicalities: First performance of Beethoven/
  B♭ Piano Concerto was played in B♮, Ravel/Bolero
  Rhythmic Pattern repeated 169 times, Bitonality, 440 Cycles
• Answers In the Words of a Song: Village Blacksmith, I Feel
  Pretty, The Income Tax Collector, I Remember It Well
• Final Songs: Where’er You Walk, Following in Father’s
  Footsteps, Fancy Our Meeting, Some Enchanted Evening
  

• Artists with initials BG: Benny Goodman playing Mozart/
  Clarinet Concerto K622, Bobbie Gentry, Beniamino Gigli,
  Buddy Greco
• Who or What: Paganini’s Death, John Brown’s order to
  the Band, Delius’s comment on his own songs, Cole Porter/
  Old-Fashioned Garden
• Piano Medley
• Orchestral Scores. Order of the Score: Wind, Brass,
  Percussion, Strings; Fag = Bassoon, Corni = Horns; Origin
  of “corny” = Corn fed (= Hayseed)
• Answers In the Words of a Song: John Peel’s grey coat,
  The Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Throw your gun
  away, The rich Maharajah of Magador
• Final Songs: It Ain’t Necessarily So, Let the Rest of the
  World Go By, It Always Starts to Rain, Just a Song at Twilight

• Beethoven/String Quartet No. 16, op.135; Prokofiev/Peter
  and the Wolf; Vaughan Williams/Songs of Travel; Beethoven
  String Quartet No. 16, op.135 (again!)
• Spelling: Schumann/Schuman, Kyung Wha Chung,
  Ashkenazy/Askenase, Nilsson
• Whistling and Singing Rule, Britannia: Panel take one note
  each, then one syllable each
• Piano Middle Bits: Sibelius/Valse triste, Every Time We Say
  Goodbye, Grieg/Peer Gynt, I Like to Recognize the Tune
• Mixed Questions: Composer Berwald, Hailstone Chorus,
  Difference between Kilmore and Kilbeck (bagpipe music),
  Pachelbel/Canon
• Names translated into English: Weber/Weaver, Schnabel/
  Beak, Tauber/Cockpigeon, Smetana/Cream, Hummel/Bumblebee
• Final Songs: Master Kilby; I’m Henery the Eighth, I Am; Ukulele
  Lady; Macushla

• Thomson/The Mother of Us All, Paderewski, Vivaldi/Sonata in C,
  op. 35/Hurdy-Gurdy, One Piano Four Hands
• Piano Medley themed on John Amis
• Royal Music: Prince Esterhazy/Haydn, Theorbo, Breve, Flute
  Playing Chair
• Mozart: Mozart’s letter to his father about concertos, Theme
  from Elvira Madigan, Key of C minor, Mozart/Hunt Quartet
  (one of Mozart’s “Haydn Quartets”)
• Songs for Swinging Fishmongers
• Final Songs: Una furtiva lagrima (from Donizetti/L’elisir
  d’amore), Flash Bang Wallop, Here Am I Broken-Hearted,
  Down Below
  

• Pan Pipes, Vilia, Tchaikovsky/Waltz, Gheorghe Zamfir
• Which Composer… Murdered his wife/Gesualdo, wrote a book
  “How to Enjoy Your Operation”/Vivian Ellis, Was a chemist
  who was the illegitimate son of a Prince/Borodin, Was the
  son of the President’s butler/Duke Ellington
• Piano Medley
• What have they in common?: Schubert songs, Choir
  directors, Operatic librettists, Harmonica players
• Songs about kissing: George Robey, Max Miller, Marie
  Kendall, Billy Danvers
• Made up Musical Title
• Final Songs: Oh Mistress Mine, I Was a Good Little Boy,
  Girl in the Little Green Hat, Pale Hands I Loved
  

• Vaughan Williams/Suite for Pipes, Melina  Mercouri, Bagpipe
  music played at the wrong speed, Whispering Jack Smith
• Operatic Overtures: Verdi/The Force of Destiny, Handel,
  Mozart/The Marriage of Figaro, Wagner/Prelude to Act 3
  of Lohengrin
• Train Whistle Music
• Questions about Janáček: The Cunning Little Vixen (2),
  Glagolitic Mass, Simon Rattle Conductor
• Scat Singing: Oliver Cromwell, Strawberry Fair, Iolanthe, Putti Putti
• Answers in the words of song: Cully/The Arcadians, Papa Piccolino,
  Robin Hood, Pass That Peace Pipe
• Final Songs: The Youth of the Heart, When You and I Were
  Seventeen, In My Little Red School House, Two Bright Eyes
  

• Gabriel Fauré/Sicilienne, Brahms/Gaudeamus Igitur/University of
  Breslau, Beethoven/Piano Concerto No. 2, Coffee and Cream-
  Ellingtons senior and Junior
• Questions on Keats: Holst/Choral Symphony based on Keats’s
  poems, Keats’s letter to sister in 1819, Muzio Clementi, Hearing
  the Nightingale
• Artists known by one name: Tetrazzini, Twiggy, Liberace, Fabian
• Endings: On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring, If I Were a Bell,
  Sheep May Safely Graze, In the Mood
• General Musical Questions: Cook finished Mahler’s Symphony
  No. 10, Beethoven/The Ghost Trio, Delius/Fennimore and Gerda,
  Stedman/Change Ringing
• Final Songs: Im Chambre séparée, Cuddle Up a Little Closer,
  Ever So Goosey, On the Road to Anywhere
  

• Bartók/The Miraculous Mandarin, Mussorgsky/Night on Bald
  Mountain, Rimsky-Korsakov/Russian Easter Festival Overture,
  Ruth Etting/Button Up Your Overcoat
• Names of People or of Things: Schubart/Schubert, Broadside,
  Leopold Stokowski, Sergei Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto
  dedicated to his psychiatrist
• Piano Medley
• Stories about Collecting Gramophone Records
• Tribute to the Dance: De Falla/The Three-Cornered Hat, The
  Hop Scotch Polka, The Locomotion, The Slue Foot
• Answer in the words of a song: The Bay of Biscay, The trees
  don’t hear me, Love’s Tender Words, Too Long in One Place
• Final Songs: Silent Worship, Our Lodger, Scatterbrain, A
  Beautiful Day
  

• 20th Century Orchestral Music: Ottorino Respighi/Pines of
  Rome, Arthur Bliss/The Shape of Things to Come, Jaromir
  Weinberger/Schwanda the Bagpiper Polka, Ravel/Bolero
• Miscellaneous Musical Questions: Stravinsky/Petrushka/Drop
  the tambourine, Ridotto:18th Century Musical Evening,
  Wagner/Tristan und Isolde, Stride Piano
• Piano Medley themed on O-K-L-A-H-O-M-A
• What is it from? Ocean, Thou Mighty Monster/Weber/
  Oberon; Many a New Day/Oklahoma!; Glou! glou! glou!/
  Offenbach/Tales of Hoffmann, Happy Days Are Here
  Again/Chasing Rainbows
• Movie studio themes: Warner Brothers, MGM, 20th
  Century-Fox, Universal Pictures
• Horn Playing
• Final Songs: Prickly Bush; Pretty Baby; Whistling in the
  Dark; Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
  

• Identifying International Music: Turkey, Java, India, Mexico
• Song Lyrics: I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls, Let’s Put Out
  the Lights …, London Pride, Limehouse Kid
• Sons and Daughters: John, son of Walter Huston; George,
  son of George Formby; Patricia, daughter of Marie Burke;
  Juliet, daughter of John Mills
• Reading Phoenix Choir: Ernest John Moeran, John Gardner/
  William Blake, Gustav Holst, Spiritual
• What Should This Be Called? Weber/The Ruler of the Spirits
• Final Songs: The Foggy, Foggy Dew; Waiting at the Church;
  I Raised My Hat; The Garden Where the Praties Grow
  

• Darius Milhaud/The Creation of the World, Michael Bentine,
  Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire, Cole Porter/See America First
• Musical Quotations: Jacques Ibert/Ports of Call, The
  Ogopogo, Verdi/I Lombardi, High Noon
• Organs: Little Organ of St Andrew by the Wardrobe, Max
  Reger, Kinds of Organs/Choir/Great/Swell/Solo, Stops on the Organ
• Film Stars: Pola Negri, Walter Pidgeon, Ben Lyon and Bebe Daniels,
  Adolphe Menjou
• Miscellaneous Questions: W. F. E. Bach/Piano Trio, Richard
  Rodgers/My Heart Stood Still, Swans/Lohengrin and Parsifal,
  Ira Gershwin
• Final Songs: Walton/Façade Polka, Yip-i-addy-i-ay, Would You
  Like to Take a Walk, Somewhere a Voice Is Calling
  

• Vivaldi/Winter from the Four Seasons recorded in Japan, Bing
  Crosby/Lullaby, Sir Geraint Evans/Lord God of Abraham,
  Demis Roussos
• Opera plots
• Piano medley
• Musical improvisations based on “There Were Three Ravens”
• Fodens Motor Works Brass Band: Formation, Triple Tonguing,
  March of the Bowmen/Robin Hood Suite, Thunderbirds
• Final Songs: Massenet/Élégie, Darling je vous aime beaucoup,
  Rock and Roll, Carousel
  

• Bach/Badinerie BWV1067, Meaning of BWV, Ian Wallace
  Singing Gilbert & Sullivan, Wurlitzer Cinema Organ
• What Have They in Common?: Britten/Opera Characters,
  Rimsky-Korsakov Operas, First Operas, Vernon Duke’s Music
• Familiar Music: Braga/La Serenata, Armstrong-Gibbs/Dusk,
  King/Song of Paradise, Czibulka/Stephanie Gavotte
• Identifications from Record Excerpts: Teresa Berganza, The
  Beatles, Harry Secombe, Fred Astaire
• Musical Dates: Caruso 1903, Andrews Sisters 1937, Ernest
  Lough 1927, Elvis Presley 1955
• Final Songs: This Is My Lovely Day, The Stately Homes of
  England, Butterflies in the Rain, In an English Garden
  

• Vulgaris, Keats/La Belle Dame sans merci
• Miscellaneous Questions: Oboe d’amore, Haydn/Military
  Symphony, Boult’s Second Violins, Messager/The Two Pigeons
• Questions about Frank Sinatra: Witchcraft, Billy Sunday,
  Rubber Tree Plant, Sammy Kahn (lyric writer)
• Words for Beethoven’s String Quartet No. 16, op. 135
  (Beethoven’s were “Muß es sein? Es muß sein!)
• Good Names for Bands or Groups
• Final Songs: Bushes and Briars, She's Funny That Way, Love
  Is Just around the Corner, Wanting You
  

• Music and Painting: Respighi/Prelude to The Birds, Primavera
  (Spring), Adoration of the Magi, Birth of Venus (all by Botticelli)
• Miscellaneous questions: Scordatura, Celtic Fringe, Busoni/The
  Soul of the Piano, Those who laugh, are glad and are terrible/The
  Immortal Hour
• Choir music: A King to His Resting Is Come, Uist Tramping Song,
  Kerry/Sally, National Anthem of the Isle of Man
• Piano Medley
• Operatic questions: Puccini/Il tabarro; What is under the
  cloak?; Britten/Turn of the Screw, op. 54; Film: The Innocents
• Final Songs: Sally in Our Alley; Oh, It’s a Lovely War; Dreaming;
  Going Home

Held in Archives

• March Music: Gounod/Funeral March of a Marionette, Marching
  through Georgia, Wagner/Wedding March, Ricketts/Colonel Bogey
• Opera Identifications: Gluck/Armide, Gilbert & Sullivan/Iolanthe,
  Donizetti/L'elisir d'amore, Rossini/William Tell
• Three Choirs Festival: Elgar/Symphony No. 2, Founded in 1715-
  1724, Arrangements of Kipling, Handel/Love in Bath, On the
  Road to Mandalay
• Questions in Music: Schumann/Warum? (aka Pourquoi?), What’s
  the Use of Wondering? Oh, Who Will All the Downs So Free?
  Aren’t You Glad You’re You?
• Music first performed at the Cheltenham International Festival
  of Music: Made up titles
• Final Songs: None but the Lonely Heart, Transatlantic Lullaby,
  I Taught Her How to Play, My Love She’s But a Lassie Yet

Held in Archives

• Marches and Waltzes: Berlioz/March from Symphonie
  fantastique, op. 14; Tchaikovsky/Symphony No. 6; Berlioz/
  Waltz from Symphonie fantastique; Rodgers/March of the
  Siamese Children (from The King and I)
• Facts about Broadway: Composer Kurt Weill, Lyric Writer
  Larry Hart, Number of theatres on Broadway = 0, Rodgers
  and Hart/Jumbo
• Beginnings and endings: Debussy/Pelléas et Mélisande, The
  Beatles/Sergeant Pepper, Schubert/Lilac Time, Singing in the Rain
• Piano medley
• First and last lines: Mendelssohn/Elijah, Lady Be Good, Promise
  Me You’ll Sing Mud!, A Foggy Day in London Town
• Final Songs: The Oak and the Ash, I Was Never Kissed Before,
  A Little Cozy Corner, Ol’ Man River

Held in Archives

• Variations: Delius/Brigg Fair - An English Rhapsody, Lloyd
  Webber/Paganini, Rachmaninov/Paganini, Dankworth/Three
  Blind Mice
• The name’s the same: Rousseau, Brown, Bellini, Loewe
• Unusual songs: Mock Mozart/The Magic Trombone, Kenneth
  Williams, Morecambe and Wise, Wisdom and Grenfell
• Middle Bits: Puccini/Tosca, Anderson/Plink Plank Plunk,
  Leoncavallo/Vesti la giubba, Canadian Capers
• Made up titles for sound effects music
• Good plays made into good operas: Pizzetti/Murder in the
  Cathedral (T.S. Eliot), Oscar Straus/Chocolate Soldier (Bernard
  Shaw/Arms and the Man)
• Final Songs: Rigoletto/Quartet, I Don’t Care, Maggie, The Very
  Thought of You

Held in Archives

• Beginnings and endings: Beethoven Symphony No. 3, in
  E♭ major, op. 55 ("Eroica"); Pink Panther Theme; Gilbert &
  Sullivan/Trial by Jury; Mame
• Miscellaneous Questions: Concert organized by Hector Berlioz,
  Lavatory in a Stately Home, Nina from Argentina, First Symphonies
• Piano Medley
• Bird Songs: Chaffinch, Cormorant, Robin, Magpie
• Words of Popular Songs: Greensleeves, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes,
  My Funny Valentine, Old-Fashioned Girl
• Final Songs: An Alluring Eye, Would You?, I Don’t Care a Lot for
  a Lot of It, No Rose in All the World

Held in Archives

• Intruders - Odd Men Out: Anton Bruckner/Symphony No. 4, in
  E♭ major, WAB 104 ("Romantic"); Brass Band names; Made up
  Opera; Made up Musical Group/Manchester Philharmonic
• Opera Questions: Menotti/The Consul, Puccini/Madama Butterfly,
  Wagner/Parsifal, Wagner/Tristan und Isolde
• Musical Instruments A-Z
• Piano Music: Variations on a Nursery Theme, Pentatonic Tune,
  Arrangements of Chopsticks, Music With Crossed Hands
• Mozart Operas: Osmin and Pedrillo, Origin of overture, Figaro,
  Cherubino
• Final Songs: Flow Gently, Sweet Afton; Everything Stops for
  Tea; On the Good Ship Yacki Hicki Doo-La; Married to a Mermaid

Held in Archives

• Loud Music: Verdi/Grand March from Aida, Stravinsky/Rite of
  Spring, Debussy/La Mer, Kenton/The Peanut Vendor
• Questions and Stories about Sir Thomas Beecham: Opinion of
  Sargent, View of Mozart, Beecham’s first action on stage/
  bowing to the audience
• Piano Medley
• Tchaikovsky/”Manfred” Symphony, in B minor, op. 58, Russ
  Conway piano music, Rachmaninov/Vocalise, Carmichael/Stardust
• Final Songs: Siegmund’s Spring Song, Spread a Little Happiness,
  The Liar Song, The Rhinoceros

Held in Archives

• The King’s Singers, Duke Ellington’s Band, The Holy City, Joe Venuti
• How many performers are involved? 40 Part Motet, 7 Brothers,
  Sextet from Lucia di Lammermoor, Quartet
• The Most Beautiful Sound in All Music: Silence at the end of a
  work, The Wedding March, La Bohème, Purcell/What Shall I Do?,
  Allegri/Miserere sung by Roy Goodman
• Piano Introductions: Leonore Overture No. 1, in C major, op. 138;
  Bill from Show Boat; The Wedding March; Cherokee
• Musicals: My Fair Lady, Guys and Dolls, Kiss Me Kate, On a Clear
  Day You Can See Forever
• Final Songs: Im wunderschönen Monat Mai (Dichterliebe, op. 48,
  No. 1), We Said We’d Never Look Back, Grace Darling,
  Lewis Bridal Song

• Berg/Lyric Suite for String Quartet, Oscar Peterson, Steve Race,
  Don McLean
• Musical and Literary History: Emily Brontë/Gimmerton Band, The
  Russians Shall Not Have Constantinople, Arne/Love in a Village,
  Samuel Pepys
• Novelty Piano Solos: Joplin/The Entertainer, Wedding of the
  Painted Doll, Marigold, Flapperette
• Musical Numbers Medley
• Finishing a Children’s Song
• Last Lines from Operas: I Pagliacci, Susannah’s Secret, Louise,
  Girl of the Golden West
• Final Songs: Aria from Don Pasquale, Sweet Sixteen, Ain’t It
  Nice, The Sweetest Sound

• Nicolai Gedda, J. C. Higginbotham and his Six Hicks, Rossini/
  Overture to Semiramide, Close Encounters of the Third Kind
• Nursery Rhymes: Little Nut Tree, She shall have music where
  ever she goes, Jack fell down and broke his crown, Little gun
• Middle Bits: Donkey Serenade, Flamingo, Deep in My Heart,
  I’ll Take Romance
• Characters in Gilbert & Sullivan Operettas, Sir Joseph Porter,
  Nanki-Poo, Duke of Plaza Toro, Major-General Stanley
• Musical Duos: Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robertson, Patience and
  Prudence, Mozart and Salieri, Phil Ohman and Victor Arden
• Final Songs: Flight of the Earl, The Bird on Nelly’s Hat, Have
  You Ever Been Lonely, I Passed By Your Window

• Music Performed by a Famous British Musician -- Julian Bream:
  Paganini/Sonata in A, Kemp’s Jig, Mendelssohn, Bachelor’s Delight
• Distinctive Music: Also sprach Zarathustra - op. 30 recorded in
  USA, Jonathan Edwards/Piano, Paul Robeson parody
  written by Ian Wallace, Salad Days
• Piano Medley
• Music and Painting: Plaisir d’amour arranged by Berlioz, 15th
  Century instruments, Satie/Gymnopédie No. 1, Marriage
• Final Songs: Shepherd’s Farewell, Operatic Weather Forecast,
  Jealous, Deep River

• Bach/Anna Magdalena (pop version), Cilla Black, Haydn/The
  Creation, Toy Symphony
• Musical Technicalities: kit, riff, hair pin, al coda
• Identification of singers at Henry Wood Jubilee Concert in 1938
• Inappropriate Music for Romancing: Wagner/The Ring; Oh No
  John; Tell Me the Old, Old Story; National Anthem
• Middle Bits: Calling All Workers, Hallelujah, Come to the Ball,
  Holiday for Strings
• Miscellaneous Questions: De Falla/Master Peter's Puppet Show,
  Discovery of Uranus, Slava/Rostropovich, 1978 Eurovision Song
  Contest
• Final Songs: Come Beloved; All Down Piccadilly; Ooh la la, oui,
  oui; Oi Marie

• Beethoven/Piano Sonata No. 23, in F minor, op. 57
  (“Appassionata”); Caruso/Over There; Smetana/Má vlast;
  Neil Diamond
• Miscellaneous Questions: Malcolm Williamson, George Crabbe,
  Clavier and Dulcimer, Silence while playing
• Rag Music: Benjamin/Matty Rag, Bugle Call Rag, The King’s
  Singers, Gershwin
• Signature Tunes for Lawyers:
• Songs Played on Ambulance Sirens: Mozart/Symphony No. 39;
  Onward, Christian Soldiers; The Lost Chord; Yes, Sir, That’s
  My Baby
• Final Songs: I Give My Heart, Who Were You with Last
  Night?, The Prune Song, The Coat Song

• Richard Strauss/Der Rosenkavalier, Dame Clara Butt, Maids of
  Cadiz, Every Good Boy Deserves Favor
• Unmistakable Singers: Ian Wallace, Judy Garland, Louis
  Armstrong, Billie Holiday
• Songs About Girls: La Fille mal gardée, My Little Girl, Maids of
  Cadiz, Gather Lip Rouge While You May
• Composers and their works: “Op. 100 Works”; Samuel Taylor
  Coleridge and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor; Ivor Novello; Jesus
  Christ, Superstar
• Mood Music: Ode to Spode, Table for One, Coconut Girl,
  Alone in a Crowd
• Words of Songs: Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind; Say It Isn’t
  So; Tell Me Tonight; Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries
• Final Songs: Sprig of Thyme, She’s My Lovely, S’art Noon,
  September Song

Held in Archives

• Beginnings and Endings: Beethoven/Piano Concertos, Mozart/
  Symphony No. 40, Tchaikovsky/Symphony No. 6, Tenement
  Symphony
• Spotting Through an LP: Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Cleo Laine,
  Frederick Harvey, Denis Norden
• Miscellaneous Questions: Grondahl Concerto, Fermata, Words
  for Haydn/The Creation/Milton and Genesis, Song Recorded
  by Sarah Churchill
• Railroad Songs: Santa Fe Time Table, The Atchison, Topeka,
  and the Santa Fe/The Harvey Girls, Kansas City Here I Come,
  Mercer and Warren
• Collective Nouns: A Twang of Hawaiian Guitars, A Quiver of
  Virginals, Cadenza of Countertenors, Scrap Yard of Moog
  Synthesizers
• Clothing Questions: Christopher Robin’s Nanny’s Dressing
  Gown, Alice Blue Gown, Tulips and Red Roses, High Starched
  Collar and High Top Shoes
• Final Songs: Hornpipe from Façade, See Me Dance the Polka,
  Dinner at Eight, Lord of the Dance

• Meyerbeer/Les Patineurs, Roger Whittaker, Elgar/Starlight
  Express, Walter Donaldson
• Piano Medley
• Opera: Flower Duet/Flower Song, Flowers in an English
  Country Garden, The Letter Duet, Birds in and English
  Country Garden
• Composers used for Popular Song: Tchaikovsky, Made-up
  Song Words
• Words of Songs: Present Laughter, Veranda, Table d'hôte, TNT
• Final Songs: Oft in the Stilly Night, Give Me the Moonlight, Give
  Me the Girl, Isabel, When All Night Long a Chap Remains

• Haydn/Emperor Quartet, op. 76, no. 3, Klenovsky Arrangement
  of Bach, Elgar/Wild Bear/Wand of Youth, Maple Leaf Rag/
  Swingles Version
• Miscellaneous Questions: Diary reference to Poulenc, Change
  Ringing/Round, Charles Lamb and Wagner comment on vibrato,
  First instance of vibrato
• Gold Records: Tiger Rag/1930, Sentimental Journey/1945,
  Puppet on a String/1967, My Old Man’s a Dustman/1960
• Dr Greenhouse ALLT
• Miscellaneous Questions: Champagne Aria from Don Giovanni,
  Batz Organ, Words of Ave Maria/Walter Scott, Le nozze di Figaro
• Final Songs: Never Weather-Beaten Sail, I Wanna Go Back to
  the Farm, Thanks for the Buggy Ride, Matelot

• Joan Sutherland/Bellini/La sonnambula, My Secret Heart, John
  McCormack, Jack Wild in Oliver
• “DG”=: Don Gillis, David Garrick x 2, Don Gibson
• Piano Medley
• Words from Songs: Jolly Miller of Dee, Sometimes I’m Happy,
  Umbrella Man, With a Little Bit of Luck
• Opera Questions: Birth dates of Verdi and Wagner, Dido and
  Aeneas, Die Fledermaus, Carmen
• Musical Dates: First Production of Nabucco 1842, Walton/
  Spitfire Fugue 1942, Ireland’s Overlanders 1947, Vaughan
  Williams/Coastal Command 1942
• Final Songs: We Are in Love with You; Who Stole My Heart
  Away; I Had You, I Lost You, I Found You; Drink to Me Only
  with Thine Eyes

• Husbands and Wives: Schumann/Frauenliebe und Leben,
  When I Am Married from The Belle of New York, Maid of the
  Mountains, Wives and Lovers/Jack Jones
• Berlioz comment on Saint-Saëns, Sir Richard Steele’s
  Comment on Italian Singer, Debussy/Scottish March, Tokyo Rose
• Painting and Music: Connection between Turner and Handel/
  Pastoral Symphony, Vivaldi, Goodbye, Origin of countertenor
• What the Princess of Cyprus did for only two nights in Vienna
• Simultaneous singing of Annie Laurie and Swanee River and
  Humoresque
• Final Songs: Tom Bowling; Aida the Joy of Our Home; Oh,
  Charlie; Bonnie Jean

• Smetana/Overture to The Bartered Bride, John Betjeman, Spike
  Milligan, John Donne
• Pizzicato Music: Paganini, Strauss, Tchaikovsky, Carousel
• Piano Medleys
• Questions about Greatness: Frederick the Great, Great Gate of
  Kiev, Schubert/Great C Major Symphony, Youmans/Great Day
• Middle Bits: When the Lights Go Up in London, When I’m Cleaning
  Windows, Rhymes, The Sun Has Got His Hat On
• Final Songs: He’s Gone Away; I Cannot Sing the Old Songs; He
  Was More Like a Friend than a Husband; There’s a Long,
  Long Trail a-Winding

• Musical Sportsmen: Uffa Fox, Smokin’ [Steve incorrectly says
  Steaming] Joe Frazier, Jack Doyle, Tony Jacklin
• Opera: Lily Pons, Knot Garden, Linda di Chamounix, Janissary music
• Middle Bits: As Time Goes By, If I Ruled the World, Her Name Is
  Mary, Imagination
• Rossini Questions: Overtures: Overtures in Order, Rossini Libretto/
  Beaumarchais, Prayer from Moses in Egypt, Plot of The Thieving Magpie
• Memorable Moments from Songs: A tree whose hungry mouth is
  prest/Against the sweet earth's flowing breast x 2, Umbrella
  Man’s Tool, I Fondle The Hand at Hand
• Final Songs: Plaisir d’amour, I Wonder Who’s Kissing Her Now, What
  is the Use of Loving a Girl If the Girl Don’t Love You?, Just a
  Wearyin’ for You

• Beethoven/Symphony No. 7, Allegri/Miserere/Choir of King’s College
  Cambridge, La traviata, André Previn
• Piano Medley
• Music to put you to sleep
• Sea Music: Phantom Vessel, Burl Ives, Stanford’s Songs of the Sea,
  Walt Whitman/Vaughan Williams/A Sea Symphony
• Final Sings: All the Things You Are, How Ya Gonna Keep ’Em Down
  on the Farm?, You’d Be Surprised, For You Alone

• Bach/Brandenberg Concerto No. 3, Queen of Bohemia’s Dumpe,
  Franck/Panis Angelicus, Star Wars Theme
• Miscellaneous Musical Questions: The Lady and the Fool, Sydney
  Smith on oratorios, Unfinished Operas, Music on a Nail Violin
• Middle Bits: The Rain In Spain, I Cover the Waterfront, By the
  Sleepy Lagoon, I Took My Heart to a Party
• Elemental Questions: Music for Earth Air Fire and Water, The Four
  Elemental Spirits, Date Birth order for Mahler, Debussy, Ravel
  and Warlock, Magic Fire Music
• Final Sings: Flowers of the Forest, Got a Date with an Angel, Every
  Saturday Night, Friend o’ Mine

• Liszt/Liebesträume for Piano, S541: No. 3, O Lieb, so lang, Kathleen
  Ferrier/O Waly, Waly Elgar/Introduction and Allegro, Joan Armatrading
• Miscellaneous Musical Questions: Giuseppe Tartini, Catherine Parr’s
  Consort of Viols, Wagner’s Early Operas, Cobbler Poet
  
• Piano Medley
• Musical Connections: Steinberg’s teacher and son-in-law, Why and
  wherefore, Suk and Dvořák, The Yellow Brick Road and
  The Wizard of Oz
• Final Songs: I Loved You Once, I Want a Girl, Goodbye Sally,
  Dusty Shoes

• Berlioz/The Damnation of Faust, Orpheus Male Choir of Rhos/Invictus
  – W. E. Henley, Moira Anderson/My Ain Hoose, Me and Jane in a Plane
• Hoboken/Haydn Thematic Catalogue, The Spirit and Personification of
  Youth/Deanna Durbin, Farley and Riley/Notes on a B♭ trumpet/The
  Music Goes Round and Round, Julie Stein
• Middle Bits: Ravel/La Valse, Gershwin/I’m Bidin’ My Time, Love Is
  Where You Find It, Never in a Million Years
• Bruckner romantic piece, Bruckner’s baggy trousers, Bruckner/
  Symphony No. 7/Wagner tubas, Johann Strauss II/birth and death
• Final Songs: When You and I Were Young Maggie, You Made Me
  Love You, I'm Tickled to Death I'm Single, A Paradise for Two

• Tchaikovsky/November from The Seasons, Shostakovich/Overture
  Christopher Columbus, Sherrill Milnes, Identifying musical instruments:
  drums, saxophones, trumpets, trombones, electric organ and guitar
• Piano Medley
• Musical Autobiography Titles: Berlioz/Memoir, Ellington/Music My
  Mistress, Franklin/Basso Cantante, Ellis/I’m on a Seesaw
• Miscellaneous Questions: Opera Set in British India/Lakmé, Debussy
  comment on Grieg, Pictures owned by Chabrier and Delius,
  Dowson/Gone with the Wind
• Final Songs: Three Fishers Went Sailing, Oh What a Beautiful
  Morning, The Wild Wild Women, The Cobbler’s Song

• Mozart/Violin Concerto No. 5, K 219 (the Turkish), Chopin/Waltz
  from Les Sylphides, Flanders & Swann/Guide to Britten, Turgenev/
  On the Eve
• Ciphering, The Forty-Eight/The Well-Tempered Clavier/Bach, Ivor
  Novello (b. David Ivor Davies) and Edward German Jones, Beyond
  the Fringe
• Piano Medley
• Composer that has given the most pleasure
• Brahms/Symphony No. 4, Brahms/Symphony No. 2, Vaughan
  Williams/Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis, Elgar/The Music
  Makers
• Final Songs: The Bonnie Earl of Moray, Knocked ’Em in the Old
  Kent Road, My Pal Harry, The Elephant Song

• Walton/Richard III, James Galway/James Kreisler, Peter Dawson/
  Vaughan Williams, Joplin/Elite Syncopations
• Miscellaneous Questions: Arthur Somervell, Janáček/Glagolitic
  Mass, We Come to the River, Popularity of Verdi
• Questions about Gershwin: Sir Adrian Boult Conducting Gershwin;
  Oh, Lady Be Good; Ethel Merman; How Long Has This Been
  Going On?
• Miscellaneous questions Pentatonic Scale
  Identification, Smollett/The Expedition of Humphry Clinker, The
  three highest mountain peaks in Scotland, Jack Buchanan
• Final Songs: Tango from Child of Our Times, If Those Lips Could
  Only Speak, Looking at the World through Rose
  Coloured Glasses, O Gin I Were a Baron's Heir

• Beethoven/Grosse Fuge for String Quartet, in B♭ major, op. 133,
  Camelot, Beethoven/Violin Concerto, Best Foot Forward
• French Music: Death of Louis Durey, Stravinsky’s comment on
  Hollywood, Members of Les Six, Theme from Moulin Rouge
• Piano Medley
• Bach/Ich habe genug, BWV82, The Oboe, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau,
  Violin/Viola/Basses
• Final Songs: The Flower Song from Carmen, Peg o' My Heart, Six
  Lessons from Madame Lazonga, Pretty Polly Perkins of Paddington
  Green

• Rimsky-Korsakov/Golden Cockerel: Suite, Tea for Two, Puccini/
  La Bohème, Mimi’s Hand
• Popular and Traditional Songs: Streets of Cairo etc., Sons of Toil
  and Danger, Song Writer/Fred Weatherly, Waltzing Matilda
• Middle Bits: Vaughan Williams/Serenade to Music, You are My
  Honeysuckle, They Call Me Mimi, I’m Stepping Out with a Memory
• Completing Music Hall Songs: A Wee Deoch an Doris; Oh, Oh
  Antonio; I Want to Sing in Opera; A Little of What You Fancy
  Does You Good
• Ian Wallace’s Song that Broke the Glass
• Final Songs: Searching for Lambs, I’m Happy When I’m Hiking,
  Paddlin' Madeline Home, Come Let’s Be Merry

• Mahler/Symphony No. 6/Third hammer blow, Rossini/William Tell,
  Sibelius/Karelia Suite/Alla marcia, Mahalia Jackson
• Quotes from songs: Our poor deluded Bach/The Bay of Biscay,
  Knee deep/Tip Toe through the Tulips, If your plea to entry
  fails/The Changing of the Guard, Onehanded catch/Something’s
  Coming.
• Four songs at once: Swanee River, Annie Laurie, K-K-K-Katy,
  Humoresque
• Big bands: Count Basie, Artie Shaw, Steve Race, Ziggy Elman
• Eponyms: Molotov’s uncle/Scriabin, Big Ben, The devil has the
  best tunes/Rev Roland Hill, Wheatstone invented the concertina
• Final songs: Elgar/Sea Pictures, A Room with a View, Where the
  Blackeyed Susans Grow, My Ain Folk

• Walton/Façade, Yma Sumac, Geraint Evans, Magnificent Seven
• Sex in Music: Purcell/Fairy Queen, Learn toCroon, Trial by Jury, Please
• What did Schubert do four or five times?
• Piano Medley
• Opera Questions: Lorenzo Da Ponte, Bulwer-Lytton, Gilbert &
  Sullivan/The Sorcerer,Bel canto
• Final Songs: Cuban Love Song, Near You, All I Do Is Dream of You,
  This Nearly Was Mine

• Gershwin/Stéphane Grappelli and Yehudi Menuhin, Barbra Streisand,
  Flotow/Martha, Connie Boswell
• Characters from Operas: Berg/Lulu, Humperdinck/Hänsel und Gretel,
  Sullivan/Princess Ida, Saint-Saëns/Samson et Dalila
• Piano Medley
• Nominations for the most evocative sound
• Identification from one chord: Mussorgsky/Pictures at an Exhibition;
  Rule, Britannia; Shine through My Dreams; Frank Sinatra
  (Spring Is Here)
• Musical Terms: Callando, Sprechgesang, Scotch Snap, Vis-à-Vis
• Final Songs: How Sweet, Can’t We Talk It Over? Ain’t It Grand to
  be Bloomin’ Well Dead? Can I Forget You?

• Beethoven/Fidelio, Rubinstein/Melody in F, Schumann/If My Darling,
  Stanley Myers/Cavatina (Theme from The Deer Hunter)
• General Musical Knowledge: Paradiddle, Wagner Political Comment,
  Vaccai Exercises, Blondell,
• Five Note Tunes: Beethoven/Symphony No. 9, Grand Old Duke of
  York, Oranges and Lemons, When the Saints Go Marching In
• Charles Ives, Burl Ives, Bill Ives, I’ve got a feeling
• Comic Song Album: Dates/1834-41, Characters in Going Out
  a-Shooting, Like a Fine Old English Gentlemen, Wanted a Sweetheart
• Songs from the Shows or Operas: Where’er You Walk, Long Ago and
  Far Away, Embroidery in Childhood, South America Take It Away
• Final Songs: I Love You, You Stepped Out of a Dream, Ida, Sylvia

• Unusual Instruments: Viola Pomposa, Sitar, Pianists (Saint-Saëns/
  Carnival of the Animals), Jawbone
• Songs About Times: It’s Three o’Clock in the Morning, At Half-Past
  Eleven, One for My Baby, About a Quarter to Nine
• Miscellaneous Questions: First name of Telemann, Singer at the
   Paradise in 1906, Most successful composer of all time, Film people
  Named Amis, Muir, Norden, and Wallace
• The Numbers Game
• The Answer in the Words of a Song: Chestnuts, Yellow Ribbon,
  April in Paris, Poinciana
• Greatest Musical Compliments Paid to the Panel
• Final Songs: Silver Threads among the Gold, Peggy O’Neil,
  Whispering, Macushla

• Britten/Suite for Harp, Hymn to St Cecilia recorded at King’s
  College Chapel, Borodin/String Quartet, Stinelli’s Hornchestra
• Middle bits: Puccini/La Bohème, Let’s Put Out the Lights and Go
  to Sleep, Two Sleepy People, We Just Couldn’t Say Goodbye
• Piano Medley
• Music That Starts with Three Bangs: Piano Duet by Mozart, Any
  song by the Andrews Sisters, The Force of Destiny, Trolley Song
• Opera Questions: Dr Bartolo, Iolanthe, Call Me Ishmael, Moby
  Dick Names
• Final Songs: Exerpt from Massenet/Werther; It’s a Great Big
  Shame; When It’s Night Time in Italy, It’s Wednesday over Here;
  The Diver

• Debussy/Gigue triste, Weber/Invitation to the Dance, Papageno
  and Pamina in The Magic Flute, Villa-Lobos/Harmonica Concerto
  (followed by harmonica question)
• Names from Song Titles: Wheezy Anna, Fred Fanakapan, Betty
  Garrette, Skin-A-Ma-Link the Sergeant, Jubilation T. Cornpone
• Memorable Phrases from Songs: Over There, Let There Be Love,
  Strange Music (from Song of Norway), Moonlight in Vermont
• Piano Medley
• Music by the Cambridge Buskers: Praetorius/La Bouree
  (questions abour bourrées), Laurel & Hardy, Dinicu/Hora
  Staccato, Cambridge Buskers’ Instruments (accordion and
  flute/piccolo)
• Verdi’s Greatest Achievement
• Final Songs: The Power of Love, Our Love Affair, She Pushed
  Me into the Parlor, When a Maiden Takes Your Fancy

• Where was Handel Born? How Old Was Mozart? Webster Booth,
  Tom Ewell
• What is Happening Here? Talking on the telephone, Madness in
  Lucia di Lammermoor, Music stands being struck by bows,
  Making Love
• What is missing?: Excerpt from Rigoletto, Excerpt from the Trout,
  Another excerpt from Rigoletto, Excerpt from Grieg/Piano Concerto
• Birth Dates: Frank Martin born 1890, Dean Martin born 1917,
  Richard Rodgers born 1902, Ginger Rogers born 1911
• Signature Tunes: Hail to the Chief, The Wombles, Ambrose, Alice Faye
• Final Songs: Only a Rose, Don’t Bring Lulu, Ragtime Cowboy Joe,
  The Rose of Tralee

• Prokofiev/Piano Concerto No. 1, in D♭, Elgar/Muir, Handel/Joshua,
  Judy Holliday, Jubal
• 19th Century Questions: Writers of Home Sweet Home, Sherlock
  Holmes and Sarasate, Queen Victoria’s comment on Mozart,
  Verdi Palindrome
• Popular Songs about Children: Eddie Cantor, The Brotherhood of
  Man, Dean Martin, Billie Holiday
• Musical Discoveries: Liadov, Matt Monro, Peggy Wood, Ella Fitzgerald
• Answers in the Words of A Song: I’ve Got the World on a String, GI
  Jive, Zoom Zoom, On a Clear Day
• Final Songs: Flow My Tears, A Bird in a Gilded Cage, Turned Up,
  The End of a Perfect Day

• Haydn/Symphonies A and B, Harpsichord, First Performance of the
  1812 Overture, Peter Ripper and the London Saxophone Quartet
• Final Moments from Opera: Fedora, Merry England, I Puritani,
  Madam Butterfly
• French Singers: Jean Sablon, Charles Trenet, Charles Aznavour,
  Stan Freberg
• Signature Tunes for Income Tax Collectors: Everything I have Is
  Yours, All I Want is a Little Bit Off the Top, I’m Putting All Your
  Eggs in My Basket, They’ll Never Believe Me, They Can’t Take
  That Away from Me
• Piano Medley
• Words from Songs: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Piccolo Pete,
  Romance, Small World
• Final Songs: Excerpt from the Masked Ball, Ma, He’s Making Eyes at
  Me, Heart of My Heart, Get Me to the Church on Time

• Berlioz/Harold in Italy, Rossini/Fantastic Toyshop, Funiculi Funicula,
  Les Paul & Mary Ford/John Bonner/multi-tracking
• Musical Quotations: Brahms, Flute quotation by Aristotle,
  Schumann, Arnold Bennett
• Instrumental Identifications: Bass Saxophone, Bass Trombone,
  Temple Blocks, Plunger Mutes
• Musical Terms: schmetternd, epithalamium, slentando, perdendosi
• Words of Songs: It Ain't Necessarily So, Tippy Tippy Tin, Totem
  Tom-Tom, Mystified by Five
• Final Songs: Liebestraum, You Were Meant For Me, I Met My Love
  in Avalon, The Nightingale

• Bach/Easter Oratorio BWV249, Violin Techniques, Excerpt from Un
  ballo in maschera, Prokofiev/Romeo and Juliet
• Musical Quotations: Wagner, Wagner, Steve Race, Wagner
• Special Days: June 23rd or 24th, February 14th, June 2nd 1953,
  March 19th
• Film Titles: I Cover the Waterfront, Gone with the Wind, Singin' in
  the Rain, Bonnie and Clyde
• Organ Stops, Keys and Pistons on an Organ, The Sanctuary of the
  Heart, Monti/Czárdás
• Final Songs: Whispering Hope, I’ll See You Again, Pardon Me Pretty
  Baby, If the Heart of a Man Is Depressed with Cares

• Beethoven/Piano Concerto No. 3, op. 37, Rimsky-Korsakov/
  Scheherazade, Variations on Rossini/La Cenerentola, Your Feet's
  Too Big
• Music on the Stage: Musical Dragons, Kathleen Nesbit, Mrs Cripps
  in HMS Pinafore, Finian’s Rainbow
• Italian Terms: Alla danza tedesca, Ritardando, Da capo, Glissando
• Opera Plots: La sonnambula, The Beggar’s Opera, Ivanhoe,
  Samson et Dalila
• Middle Bits: Chopin/Polonaise in A♭ major, Salut d’amour, Rhapsody
  in Blue, Temptation Rag
• Final Songs: Serenade from the Fair Maid of Perth, Who’s Taking
  You Home Tonight?, The Cloisters, Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal

• Enjoyable Books: Berlioz and Benvenuto Cellini, Sir Thomas
  Beecham on von Karajan, Leporello in Don Giovanni, Gershwin Lyrics
• Nostalgia: Douglas Byng, Billy Bennett, Layton and Johnson, Norah
  Blaney and Gwen Farrar
• Piano Medley
• Walter Odington, Song of the Cuckoo/Harpsichord Pedal, Music from
  Henry V (1944) adapted by William Walton, Westminster Chimes
• The effect of place of birth on your voice
• Final Songs: Bolero, Oliver Cromwell, Home in Pasadena, Loch Lomond

• Monteverdi/Coronation of Poppea, Pelléas et Mélisande, La
  Cenerentola, John Amis in Thames Pageant
• Musical Technicalities: Musical Themes, Trem., Longest Encore,
  Ostinato
• Music starting with BDB: St. Louis Blues, Bonnie and Clyde,
  Symphonie, After Tonight
• Ferocious Music: Messiaen/Quartet for the End of Time,
  Instrumentation/Piano, Clarinet, Violin, Cello, ’Til the End of Time/
  Chopin/Polonaise, in A♭, I Left My Heart in San Francisco
• Musical People: Sibelius, Samuel Butler, Paganini, Shearer and Gibbons
• Final Songs: Indian Love Call; I’m Henery the Eighth, I Am; I Live in
  Trafalgar Square; Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing

• Rubbra/Symphonic Tribute to Vaughan Williams, Kathy Babarian,
  Ian Wallace, Tony Martin
• Middle Bits: Little Gypsy Sweetheart, Friend o’ Mine, The Dancing
  Lesson, Stars Fell on Alabama
• Mostly Opera Questions: Granados Benefit Concert, Schubert/The
  Little Mushroom, Glinka, The Archers/First Known American Opera
• Women’s Voices: Birgit Nilsson, Birgit Nilsson, Hilde Gueden and
  Elisabeth Söderström, The Valkyries
• Signature Tunes for Greengrocers
• Final Songs: A Fairy Went a-Marketing, The Flies Crawled Up the
  Window, Lydia the Tattooed Lady, When Dull Care

• Holst/Mars from the Planets, I Don’t Want to Set the World on
  Fire, Loudly Awakes My Heart, That’s for Me
• Musical People and events: Franz Liszt, Jack Hilton, Rawicz and
  Landauer, Over the Rainbow
• Teachers and Pupils: Franck, d’Indy, Nin, Lecuona
• Identifications from a few notes: Carmen, Tritsch-Tratsch-Polka,
  Chopin/Polonaise in A Major, An American In Paris
• This and That: Strauss/Weber, Old King Cole/Mona Lisa, Haydn/
  Symphony No. 100 (“London”), Nan Wynn
• Final Songs: Merry King, He’d Have to Get Under…, Swinging Down
  the Lane, Linden Lee

• Millers: Verdi/Luisa Miller, The Arcadians/Gertie Miller, The Miller’s
  Dance from the Three-Cornered Hat, Glenn Miller
• Words from Songs: Honeysuckle Rose, Chinese Laundry Blues,
  When I Marry Mr Snow, A Journey to a Star
• Piano Medley
• Songs from Shakespearian Plays: Taming of the Shrew, Robin in
  The Merry Wives of Windsor, Othello, Twelfth Night
• Words for the First Four Notes of Beethoven/Fifth Symphony
• Answers in Hyphenated Names: Ippolitov-Ivanov,
  Hely-Hutchinson, Villa-Lobos, Parr-Davis
• Final Songs: Ah Moon of My Delight, The Sun Has Got His Hat On,
  Heaven Can Wait, Far Away and o’er the Moor

• Boccherini/Minuet from the Quintet in C, Handel/Hallelujah Chorus
  played on a Polyphon music-box, Excerpt from La traviata played
  on a Polyphon music-box, Blossom Seeley and Blossom Dearie
• Musical Technicalities: Bust of Handel, Antiphonal, Action of a
  Piano, Portamento
• Middle bits: Serenade from the Student Prince, Stout-Hearted Men,
  The Roofs of Paris, Robins and Roses
• Putting things in Order: Opera Titles, Broadway Productions, Gilbert
  & Sullivan Operettas, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich
• Duettists: Ludwig and Schwarzkopf, Ferrier and Baillie, Marietta and
  Vernon Midgley, Steve and Eydie
• Final Songs: Der Gang zum Liebchen, Says My Heart, I Was a Good
  Little Girl, A Spanish Lady

• Saint- Saëns/Symphony No. 3, Carlo Curley, Elgar/Chanson de
  matin, William Right
• Musical Quotations: Artur Schnabel, G. K. Chesterton, Sir Thomas
  Beecham, Jerry Goldsmith
• Piano Medley
• Male Voice Choirs: David of the White Rock, Sosban Fach, Counting
  the Coats, Grandfather’s Clock
• Hellish Music
• Final Songs: The Burning Fiery Furnace, Any Old Iron, East of the
  Sun, Lady Anne Bothwell’s Lullaby

• Verdi/Il forza del destino, Eugene Stratton, George Robey, Someone
  to Watch over Me
• Miscellaneous Questions: Kurt Atterberg/Symphony No. 6, Mozart
  as Papal Knight, Don Giovanni’s Guests, Saturday Night Fever
• Piano Medley
• First Names: Bohuslav Martinů, Zoltán Kodály, Dmitri Shostakovich,
  Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
• Love Songs: Duet from The Magic Flute, Where Is Love?, Silas
  Born in Devon, What is This Thing Called Love?/Mel Tormé
• Final Songs: Laude Dominum, Once in a While, He Was More Like
  a Friend than a Husband, Mountains of Mourne

• Songs by Girl Singers: Jill Gomez (Berlioz/L’Origine de la harpe) –
  how is a harp tuned, Who wrote the first song – Thomas Moore,
  Lizabeth Webb, Julie London (Hushabye Mountain)
• Various people; Goethe: Schubert/Erlkönig, Liszt/Tasso, Lehár/
  Frederica, Handel and King George II – Royal Fireworks, Borodin,
  Keats writing about Jane Cox
• Middle Bits; Gold and Silver Waltz, Climb Every Mountain, Foolish
  but It’s Fun, I’ll String Along with You
• Composers: André Previn/Johnny Mercer, Sandy Wilson, Harry Parr
  Davies, Kander and Ebb
• Beginnings and Endings: Scapino, Sondheim/Side by Side,
  Rigoletto, A Couple of Song and Dance Men (LP)
• Final Songs: The Trees They Grow So High, You’re Getting to Be a
  Habit with Me, Sleepy Valley, Lazin’

• Lalo/Kenneth McKellar, Sir Harry Lauder/Breakfast in Your Bed on
  Sunday Morning, Adele in Die Fledermaus, German
• This and That: Elgar Howarth and Colliery Band, The Philadelphians,
  Richard Strauss and the human voice, ratio of 9/13 black/white keys
• Middle Bits: I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls, Marigold, Excelsior,
  Star Eyes
• Name the Year: Hindemith/Suite for Piano (1922), October 25th 1415
  (Agincourt), Noël Coward/Pacific 1860 (1946), The 1812 Overture
  (1880)
• Schubert Songs: Der Strom, The Trout (Die Forelle), Upon the Bridge
  (Auf der Bruck), Serenade
• Final Songs: Meyerbeer/O Paradise, That Old Feeling, Old Times,
  Titwillow

• Alan Rawsthorne/Denis Matthews, Osian Ellis/Sir Peter Pears, Sir
  David Wilcox, Evelyn Barbirolli
• 1882: not Trial by Jury, Circus Polka, the aims of the ISM, Annie
  Galway
• Piano Medleys
• In the Gloaming, Beggar’s Opera, Danny Deever, I Should Care
• Beginnings and Endings: Haydn/The Creation, Man of La Mancha,
  Belshazzar’s Feast, Casablanca
• Final Songs: Caldara/Sebben crudele; Goodbye Little Yellow Bird;
  Bye, Bye, Baby; Will Ye No Come Back Again?

• Saint- Saëns/Wedding Cake Waltz (Valse-Caprice), Yvonne Arnaud,
  Children’s Games. Lonesome Little Doll
• General Knowledge: Ravi Shankar, Birthplace of Mendelssohn, Don
  Giovanni, Titwillow
• Four Letter Words from Songs: Cool, Love, Home, Soon, Liza, More
• Music in the Adam Room
• Voices: Caruso, Melba, Ancona, Caruso in Court
• Final Songs: Wonderful One, Tambourin, Back in the Old Routine,
  The Orderly Song

• Rossini/Le Comte Ory/Ian Wallace, Frederick the Great, Delibes/
  Coppélia, Chopin/Fantaisie-Impromptu
• Miscellaneous Questions: Conductor Anatole Fistoulari, The
  Hammer Throw, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Elaine Stritch
• Music starting with the same four notes: W. F. Bach/Sonata in F,
  Autumn Leaves, Falling in Love Is Wonderful, Friends and Neighbors
• Song Lyrics: The Wind and the Rain, The Object of My Affection, I’m
  Forever Blowing Bubbles, I Couldn’t Sleep a Wink Last Night
• Comments about Musicians
• Words and Lyrics: Arabie, My Heart Stood Still, Woolworths, Real
  Live Gal
• Final Songs: Auf Wiederseh’n, Excerpt from Fedora, And Her
  Mother Came Too, All The Things You Are

• Mátyás Seiber/The Fountains of Rome/Quartetto Lirico, Mozart/Violin
  Concerto No. 7, in D major, Bach/St John Passion, The Sugar Plum
  Fairy
• General Knowledge: What Have They in Common?/Misnomers,
  Coventry Patmore, Evelyn Waugh, Edward Lear
• Piano Medley
• Tuning Notes of the Guitar: EADGBE: Fret and Sar, Pneumonics
• Pop Groups: John Williams/Sky, Procol Harum, ABBA, The Beach Boys
• Song Lyrics: Oklahoma!, The Pink Panther, I Lift Up My Finger and Say
  Tweet Tweet, When My Sugar Walks down the Street
• Final Songs: In a Shady Nook, Fairest Isle, I Don’t Care What You
  Used to Be, In the Bath

• Hunting Horns, Ian Wallace and Maggie Fitzgibbon, a shawm, Theme
  from Buona Sera, Mrs Campbell
• Musical Oddities: Richard Tauber, Straw in the Street, Don Pasquale,
  These Foolish Things
• Transposed Tunes: Cherry Ripe, That’s My Baby, Ukulele Lady, How
  Ya Gonna Keep ’Em Down on the Farm?, Bonus: The Hippopotamus
  Song
• Influential Books on Music: The Perfect Conductor, The Oxford
  Companion to Music, The Unashamed Accompanist, The Facts of
  Life in Popular Songs
• Bird Songs: Snow Goose, Common Eider, Chiffchaff, Nicola
  
• Final Songs: Rio Rita, Sylvia, Sarah Sarah, Juanita

• Alan Rawsthorne/Symphony No. 3, Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon in
  Some Like It Hot, Charpentier/Louise, The Three Degrees
• People in Music: Thomas Moore, Hogarth, Robert Burns, Henry VIII
• Grieg/Ingrid’s Complaint, What is Ingrid’s Complaint?
• Rubinstein/Romance, Melody in F, What is Rubinstein’s Romance?
• Piano Medleys
• What is an Operatic Face?
• Song Lyrics: Some Enchanted Evening; Bye, Bye, Baby; Salad Days;
  I Guess I’ll Have to Dream
• Final Songs: Time on My Hands, Chopin/Tristesse, Too Many Rings
  around Rosie, Tonga

• Marlene Dietrich recordings played at a variety of speeds, Dionne
  Warwick
• Miscellaneous Questions: A Minim, Dick Minim, Semi-Quavers in a
  Minim, What does a minim look like?
• Old Records: Peter Dawson, 50’s Music, Carl Brisson, Jo Stafford
• Scale Music: Tchaikovsky/Serenade for Strings, in C major, Blue
  Room, No Business Like Show Business, Anna
• Musical Periodicals: Morning Papers Waltz, Get Out Your Radio
  Times, Washington Post March, Harpers Bazaar
• Nonsense Songs: The Old Song, Mairzy Doats,
  Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo
• Final Songs: Should I Reveal Exactly How I Feel, Golden Slumbers,
  Say It with Music, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes

• Mozart Mute Opera Performance, George II Handel/Zadok the
  Priest, Cavan O’Connor, Dean Martin/April in Paris
• Remarks about music: Beaumarchais, John Seldon, Cecil Sharpe,
  Leigh Hunt
• Song identifications: Will You Remember, Underneath the Spreading
  Chestnut Tree, Crest of a Wave, If Love Were All
• Whistling for occupations: Archers, Teddy Bears, Beekeepers, Girl
  Watcher
• Film themes: 49th Parallel, Airport, First of the Few, Big Country
• Lines from songs: Goodbye; Our Love Affair; Highwayman Love;
  Good, Good, Good
• Final Songs: Maybe It’s Because I’m a Londoner, Lark in the Clear
  Air, You’re the Kind of a Girl Men Forget, Somewhere a Voice Is Calling

• Mozart/Marriage of Figaro/Contra Dances K492 and K609, Romeo and
  Juliet, Der Freischütz, Beautiful Dreamer sung in Afrikaans by Jim
  Reeves
• Arnold/Beckus the Dandipratt Overture, The Turk, The Gay White
  Coons, Barney Google
• Tapped Rhythms: Marche Slave, Parade of the Wooden Soldiers,
  March of the Toys, March of the Siamese Children
• Music and Pictures: Debussy/Printemps - Botticelli/Primavera, Mrs
  Robinson – Gainsborough/Perdita, Hogarth/A Rake’s Progress,
  Arrangement in Grey and Black
• Music by the ‘Bournemouth Sympathy Orchestra’
  
• Final Songs: The Party’s Over, I Hear You Calling Me, Three Meals
  a Day, Shenandoah

• Film Music: Addinsell/Warsaw Concerto, Peyton Place, Adventures
  of Robin Hood, Kings Row
• The National Anthem: Number of Bars, Weber/Jubal Overture,
  Distance from Glasgow to Greenock, PPMPC
• Five note theme: Beethoven/Symphony No. 5, The Love of Money
  is the Root of All Evil, Amazing Grace, I Should Have Known You
  Years Ago
• From the Sound of Music: A Red Deer, The Tawny Black Spotted
  African Tigercat
• Songs for Liberated Women
• Nicknames: ‘Satchmo’ Armstrong, ‘Bix’ Beiderbecke, ‘Woody’ Herman,
  ‘Bird’ Parker
• Final Songs: Have You Ever Been Lonely, I Met in the Garden where
  the Praties Grow, Shepherd of the Hills, C’est magnifique

• Shostakovich/Christopher Columbus, Types of Nymphs, MacCunn/
  The Land of the Mountain and the Flood, Boys of Harrow
• Film Stars as Composers: Richard Chamberlain as Tchaikovsky in
  The Music Lovers, Wilfrid Lawson as Handel in The Great Mr Handel,
  Robert Morley and Maurice Evans as Gilbert & Sullivan, Robert
  Walker as Jerome Kern in Till the Clouds Roll By
• Piano Medley
• Performance Instructions: Andante spianato, Largo, Andante
  cantabile, Cantabile
• Poetry Reading
• Final Songs: What A Difference a Day Made, Excerpt from Britten/
  Ceremony of Carols, I’ll Lend You Anything, White Wings

• Rachmaninov/Piano Concerto No. 1, People Who Can’t Read Music,
  Take Five, Someday My Prince Will Come
• Piano Medley
• Parenthetic Words from Songs: Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes,
  Thoroughly Modern Millie, I Got Plenty o’ Nuttin’, Hey There Congress
• Bird Songs: Quail, Water Rail, Grouse, Cuckoo
• Music for Pan Pipes: Rodrigo/Concerto de Aranjuez, Sailing, Amazing
  Grace, Theme from Love Story
• Final Songs: Perhaps Perhaps Perhaps; None but the Lonely Heart; Poor
  Butterfly; George Robey Music Hall Song

• Poulenc/Piano Concerto and Foster/Swanee River, Dorothy Squires,
  Luciano Pavarotti, Gloomy Sunday
• Menelaus; First, Second, Third, and Fourth Elves; The Egyptian Helen;
  The Omniscient Seashell (all can be found in R. Strauss/The
  Egyptian Helen (Die ägyptische Helena))
• Musical Dates: 29th February 1792/Birthday of Rossini, 31st December
  1913/Arrest of Louis Armstrong, Pirate’s Apprentice, 30th December
  1879/Premiere of The Pirates of Penzance
• Musical Identifications: Gold and Silver Waltz, In the Shadows, Nights
  of Gladness, Grasshopper’s Dance
• Words from Warlike Songs: Lucifer/Pack Up Your Troubles, take the
  shilling/I’ll Make a Man Out of You, Coal fatigue/When the Sergeant
  Major’s on Parade, patriotic pastime/Strike Up the Band (1927)
• Film Music: An Ideal Husband, Lady Caroline Lamb, Watership
  Down, Frenzy
  
• Final Songs: As Time Goes By, Love Will Find a Way, Liza, The
  Young May Moon

• Elektra in Mozart and Richard Strauss, Fats Waller, Prelude to
  Tannhäuser arranged for the Piano, Ian Wallace
• Literary and Musical Questions: Quotation from Remembrance of
  Things Past, Franck/Violin and Piano Sonata, Samuel Butler, Handel
• Piano Medley
• A-Z of Opera and Musical Characters
• Beethoven/Piano Sonata No. 32, in C minor, op. 111: The Second
  Subject, The Second Movement in 12/32 time, Dedication to
  Archduke Rudolph, Syncopation
• Final Songs: A Pocket Full of Dreams, Selection from Bellini, Little
  White Lies, On a Clear Day

• Moskowsky, Jean-Féry Revel/Chaos (ca. 1736), Offenbach/The
  Drum Major’s Daughter, What does Schallplattenerstaufnahme mean?
• Bells and Bell Ringing: Rachmaninov, Fabian Stedman, Combinations
  of Six Bells, Judy Collins
• Rosalie, All Over the Place, Chopin D♭ Nocturne, Romberg, Gershwin
  and Wodehouse
• Yodeling: Shepherd on the Rock, Origins of Yodeling, The Scottish
  Soldier, Bing Crosby
• Songs and Their Words: Who will, if requested, sing in a church or
  at a dance? (The King’s Singers), seems the flame in your heart done
  gone out/Is You Is or Is You Ain’t My Baby? I have sixpence; how do
  I propose to allocate them? (I’ve got tuppence to spend/And
  tuppence to lend/And tuppence to send home to my wife), I heard
  somebody whisper/Blue Moon, book ends/I Could Write a Book
• Final Songs: Dream Lover, The Hunter and His Career, Lily, A Farewell

• Wagner/Siegfried Idyll, Grieg/Piano Concerto, The Amorous Goldfish,
  Walter Donaldson
• General Knowledge: Dora Labbette, Karl Marx, Letters to Rossini’s
  Mother, Louis Armstrong
• Songs: The Nightingale and the Rose, Blues in the Night, Down by
  the Station, Lonesome Polecat
• Sporting Songs: The Cricketers of Hambleldon; Cricket; Fore, Fore,
  Hark the Caddies Roar; Love in Mayfair (1913)
• Music Starting with the same four notes: Don Pasquale, I Wouldn’t
  Leave My Little Wooded Hut for You, Sweet Genevieve, Ain’t We
  Got Fun
• Final Songs: Now I Have to Call Him Father; Oh, Wally Wally; My
  Silver Bell; Edelweiss

• Newcastle Folk Dance/Regal and Mandora, Vidor/Toccata, La donna
  è mobile, You Are My Heart’s Delight
• Answers in the Stars: Barber/Capricorn Concerto, Star Trek Theme,
  Star of the County Down, Julie Andrews
• General Knowledge: First televised opera/Pickwick, Pepys played by
  Leslie Henson, Pickwick (Musical), Book, Music, and Lyrics
• Songs and their Words: Biting the blue finger/The Vagabond (R. L.
  Stevenson, arr. Vaughan Williams), No smell of gasoline/Thanks for
  the Buggy Ride, I don’t believe it was his mother/Act I Finale of
  Iolanthe (sung by The Lord Chancellor), don’t let us throw one/Time
  Waits for No-One (Friend/Tobias)
• Musical Curiosities: Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring; The Cokey Cokey;
  Elizabethan Serenade; Cry
• Final Songs: Strawberry Fair, The Plowboy, The Barrows in the
  Walworth Road, I Am a Pirate King

• Strauss/Don Juan, William Lauder’s accident, Beggar’s Opera, A Little
  of What You Fancy (sung by Georgia Brown)
• Piano Medley
• Miscellaneous Questions: First Henry Wood Prom Concert, People alive
  in 1895, The Paradise Garden, First two million-selling pop record
• Harmony Musik, Sight Singing, ¾ Chime of Big Ben, A diminished
  interval
• Lists of One Word Song Titles
• Final Songs: Let the Great Big World Keep Turning, Humoresque, I'm
  Going Back to Imazaz, Trottin’ to the Fair

• Beethoven/Piano Sonata No. 29, in B♭major, op. 106
  (“Hammerklavier”), Carnations on the right, Patience, Linda Ronstadt
• Miscellaneous: plagal cadence, hipsometer, Wagner’s comment about
  Queen Victoria, Pennies in a Stream (free verse)
• “My Momma Done Told Me”, American Cities (Memphis, Natchez,
  Mobile, St. Joe), 20th Century Blues (Noël Coward), Kenny Baker
• Musical Families: Sons of Bach, The Strauss family, Sons of Bach
• Lines from Songs: I’d sooner be in jail/The Garden Where the Praties
  Grow, nurse says I’m not pretty/And I’m seldom very good/If
  No-One Ever Marries Me, Squab pie/Glorious Devon, A perfumed
  “thank you”/Garden in the Rain
• Final Songs: Look What You’ve Done to Me, The Perfect English Rose,
  What a Perfect Combination, Make Believe

Held in Archives

• Endings: Federico Moreno Torroba/Diálogos, “Segovia would have
  taken it with the cursor far up the metronome” i. e. at a slower
  tempo; Sammartini /Recorder Concerto/Recorders, Robert Stolz,
  Cleo Lane and James Galway
• Musical Technicalities: Scordatura, Half Close, Portamento,
  Graingerized
• Words of Songs: It may be for years, and it may be forever/Steve
  says it is from Alice, Where Art Thou, but we believe that it is
  actually from Kathleen Mavourneen; plink-a de plonk/Barcelona,
  I keep wishing I were somewhere else/It Might As Well Be Spring,
  from out the skies above/Lords of the Air
• Music and Painting: Music by Sackbuts, Continuo, Offenbach,
  Sir Henry Tate
• Final Songs: Polly Perkins, Shallow Brown, Three Little Sisters,
  Leezie Lindsay

• Beginnings: Die Meistersinger (1868), Christopher Robin, Falling in
  Love Again, Fats Waller/Your Feet’s Too Big
• Film stars playing composers: Dirk Bogarde played Liszt in Song
  without End; Cary Grant played Cole Porter in Night and Day;
  What is the link between Rhapsody in Blue and M*A*S*H? Answer:
  Robert Alda played Gershwin in Rhapsody in Blue and his son Alan
  Alda starred in M*A*S*H; Horst Buchholz played Johann Strauss II
  in The Great Waltz
• Piano Medleys
• Singing: Pavarotti, Rigoletto-The Hunchback of Notre Dame, La
  Favorita, meaning of tenor
• One Letter alteration (Doris Godunov), Fido and Aeneas, The Cake’s
  Progress; Salami; Milly Mudd; The Frying Dutchman; Così fan Butte;
  The Tay Symphony; The Barber of Saville; People Will Say We’re in
  Hove; Hark, Hark, the Nark; The Moron Tabernacle Choir;
  Gregorian Chat; Mutter in the Cathedral
• Final Songs: Little Yellow Bird, Lass with the Delicate Air, I’m Tired
  of Playing Second Fiddle, Where E’er You Walk

• Musical Bushes: Geoffrey Bush/Yorick Overture, Down at the Old
  Bull and Bush, Bushes and Briars/Alfred Deller, Kate Bush, Duel in
  the Sun by Nevin Bush
• Quotes about Music: The Kreutzer Sonata by Tolstoy, The Lost
  Progression by Samuel Butler, John Bunyan, Lord Chesterfield
• Three Trees in Four Mini Piano Medleys
• Scales: Bach/Suite for Cello No. 3, Beethoven/Emperor Concerto,
  Tchaikovsky/Pas de deux from The Nutcracker, All of a Sudden My
  Heart Sings
• The Mighty Handful: (five composers); Denis suggests Verdi (The
  Handful Chorus!), but they are actually: Rimsky-Korsakov,
  Glauzounov, César Cui, Balakirev, and Mussorgsky; Rimsky-Korsakov/
  Flight of the Bumblebee from The Tale of Tsar Saltan
• Final Songs: Moonlight Becomes You, Willow, Willow, Like the Big
  Pots Do, Come My Own One

• Musical Journeys: Beethoven/The Ruins of Athens, Sweeney Todd,
  A British Tar, Russ Columbo, Siegfried’s Rhine Journey, Erin’s
  Isle, Road to the Isles, Route 66 from Chicago to Los Angeles
• Piano Medleys
• Wagner to Mrs Wagner on the Thames steamer
• Music and literary comments: Berlioz on Beethoven/String Quartet
  No. 14, op. 131, La traviata, Osmin in Die Entführung aus
  dem Serail, Rossini/William Tell Overture
• Bell-like Noises: Clang, clang, clang (went the trolley)/Trolley Song,
  ting-a-ling-a-lingay/ Ma belle Marguerite, a ting-a-ling/All Alone,
  ting-a-ling-a-ling/The Bells of Hell Go Ting-a-ling-a-ling
• Final Songs: Tondeleyo, Le Chapelier, Huggin’ and Chalkin’,
  One-Eyed Riley

• Trumpets: Tchaikovsky/Symphony No. 5, Tchaikovsky/Capriccio
  Italien, Dvořák/Symphony No. 8, Tommy Dorsey
• Long words in songs: informally/The Stately Homes of England, the
  thermometer/Too Darn Hot, sparrowhawk/When the Sergeant Major’s
  on Parade, predestination/I’ve Got a Crush on You
• Piano Medleys
• Have you ever been moved to tears by music?
• The letter “K”: Emma Kirkby, Bert Kaempfert, Gene Kelly, Gladys Knight
• Rootin’ Tootin’ Songs: rootin’ tootin’/Ragtime Cowboy Joe; Toot, toot/
  Toot, Toot, Tootsie! Goodbye; rooty toot toot/Frankie and Johnny;
  rooty tootin’/Great Day
• Final Songs: Young and Healthy, Gay but Wistful, Dearie, Fishermen
  of England

• Military Marches: On the Quarterdeck, Belgian Parachutists, Highland
  Hoedown, Sports Report, military vs. brass band
• Reggae, major canticles, una corda, bacchetta di spugna
• Tonic Sol Fa: Brahms/Symphony No. 2, Three Little Words, Serenata,
  How Ya Gonna Keep ’Em Down on the Farm
• Personalized Door Chimes
• Old Violins: Wieniawski, Vicar of Bray, The Old Refrain, Harold Arlen/
  One for the Road and Come Rain or Come Shine
• Final Songs: The Boy in the Gallery, Tannhäuser’s Song, Cup of
  Coffee, Where My Caravan Has Rested

• Walton/Belshazzar’s Feast, Minor Orders, Yul Brynner/The King and I,
  Couperin/Le Grand
• Literary Questions: Kundry in Parsifal, Walpole on The Funeral of
  George II, Sir Walter Scott, trombone
• Piano Medleys
• My Music panelists in the 19th or 18th Centuries
• Four Operatic Voices: Maria Callas sings Verdi, Plácido Domingo sings
  Handel, Teresa Berganza sings Gluck, Joan Sutherland sings Mozart
• Final Songs: If You Could Care for Me, It Was on the Fifth of August,
  I’ve Got a Feeling I’m Falling, I’m Falling in Love with Someone

• Vaughan Williams/A Sea Symphony, Britten/Peter Grimes, Delius/Sea
  Drift, Stanford/Drake’s Drum
• Films about Composers: Beethoven, Berlin, Berlioz, Wagner
• Music Starting with the same four notes: Habañera from Carmen, You
  Are My Sunshine, Just Like the Ivy, The Breeze and I
• Signature tunes for Barbers
• Songs by the King’s Singers: The Last Rose of Summer/Martha,
  Rhythm of Life/Sweet Charity, Robert Burns, Summer Song
• Words from Songs: I’ll sell my noes (Britten/The Ploughboy), these
  and thoses/Shuffle Off to Buffalo (English lyrics), O baw lily loo
  (Britten/O Can Ye Sew Cushions), lollapaloosa/Thou Swell
• Final Songs: Lovely Lake in London; Serenade from The Fair Maid
  of Perth; Robinson Crusoe; Drake Is Going West, Lad