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ArishMell · 70-79, M
Oh, I remember that too!
The original Dolly was a woman in Faure's life, in some way. I have heard why but I forget the details.
Wasn't the programme followed by Mrs Dale's Diary? (Later shortened to The Dales, then, to our Mam's disgust, replaced by a completely new soap-opera called Waggoner's Walk.)
I've a vague recollection that the theme tune for Mrs Dale's Diary was a piece for harp.
And of course, Barwick Green is the signature tune for...?
Sailing By and Sleepy Shores introduce which....?
The original Dolly was a woman in Faure's life, in some way. I have heard why but I forget the details.
Wasn't the programme followed by Mrs Dale's Diary? (Later shortened to The Dales, then, to our Mam's disgust, replaced by a completely new soap-opera called Waggoner's Walk.)
I've a vague recollection that the theme tune for Mrs Dale's Diary was a piece for harp.
And of course, Barwick Green is the signature tune for...?
Sailing By and Sleepy Shores introduce which....?
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ArishMell · 70-79, M
@supersnipe 1 & 2 yes - Barwick Green is one movement of a suite but I forget its title and composer.
Sleepy Shores - I know as the theme for Desert Island Discs but evidently you know it as used elsewhere.
(I don't know of Owen MD anyway.)
That to which I alluded is Round Britain Quiz, whose questions are each a set of arcane riddles with a common theme or link between their seemingly totally un-matched references, is the answer. You need a very broad general knowledge, particularly of literature and entertainments, to crack them! My allusion is roughly modelled on that show's question style.
Sleepy Shores - I know as the theme for Desert Island Discs but evidently you know it as used elsewhere.
(I don't know of Owen MD anyway.)
That to which I alluded is Round Britain Quiz, whose questions are each a set of arcane riddles with a common theme or link between their seemingly totally un-matched references, is the answer. You need a very broad general knowledge, particularly of literature and entertainments, to crack them! My allusion is roughly modelled on that show's question style.
supersnipe · 61-69, M
@ArishMell The theme tune for Desert Island Discs is very close to 'Sleepy Shores' but that's not it! It's called 'By the Sleepy Lagoon'. It was composed around 1940 by Eric Coates.
ArishMell · 70-79, M
@supersnipe Ah - OK! Thank you for the correction.
TheSirfurryanimalWales · 61-69, M
I remember this 😀