Bbc Music Magazine No. 333

[susanwilton]

12a) A playful piece, involving Latin dancing and no sense of key (9) ??o?a?i?a
1d) Rising musical sense about to urge popular genre (6) r?g???

Last two. Could 1d be reggae?

[Lie-in King]

12a Atonality - anag 'Latin' (in) 'a toy'
1d Reggae - 'ear' (up, about) 'egg' (to urge)

[susanwilton]

Thank you Lie-in King ... I have a problem with another now .... 5d) (a trio by Dvorak) of the French style, ends in glum dark key (5) I thought Dumka, (d?m?a) though the a is now a y from atonality. What do you think?

[susanwilton]

Thank you Lie-in King ... I have a problem with another now .... 5d) (a trio by Dvorak) of the French style, ends in glum dark key (5) I thought Dumka, (d?m?a) though the a is now a y from atonality. What do you think? I was careless .... just seen dumky! Thank you Lie-in King

[Lie-in King]

Dumky (plural of 'dumka') - 'du' (Fr. "of") + '(glu)m (dar)k (ke)y' (ends)

[Mamyalynne]

Dumky


Du + (glu)m (dar)k (ke)y

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/dumky

[Captain2]

Du-m-k-y last letters of .....

Spanning the years 1875 to 1891, Dvorak's cycle of piano trios offers a fascinating guide to his musical development, from the hugely promising newcomer to the garlanded elder statesman of Czech music. The Gould Piano Trio gather these four works into a richly rewarding whole, from the fresh, gloriously melodic B flat trio to the gravelly quirky E minor "Dumky", via the profound Beethovian F minor and the plaintive G minor. Lucy Gould (violin), Alice Neary (cello) and Ben Frith (piano) deserve high praise for the consistently high standard of their playing and their revelatory interpretations.

[Lie-in King]

I was careless as well, I just saw the last line of your post - glad you're sorted :-)