Hilarious violinist anagrams
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Should I be worried that my full name (Emil Israel Chudnovsky) anagrams out as "Demon ravishes luckily"?
Count yourself lucky, I can't get anything whatsoever out of my name.
Edit: No, people, that is NOT carte-blanche to start messing with my name...
Grey amateur hahahahahahahaha
Arm eater guy. :)
Or gal.
I can get "Magyar" out of it, but then all I can make of the leftover letters is "tree", with a lone "u" floating around in space. :( And it's not even 13 letters--see the superstitions thread.
Sydney Menees:
Seen enemy Syd?
LOL!
Hmmmmm.
"Los Angeles Philharmonic"
comes out:
"Poser-ish, nonmagical hell."
Oh dear!
New York Philharmonic:
Wrinkly champion hero
I could do this all day!
dang if the Berlin Philarmonic could just have mustered up a d one could have a telegram from a distraught English teacher-
phonic harm- ill in be(d)
Cheers,
Buri
Buri, just use Olde English:
"phonic harm'd ill in bed."
-still pretty stanky, but at least it works. I'd say Emil wins the prize.
Sander Marcus: sarcasm under
violinist dot com: Clod visit motion.
OK, one has to be a bit liberal with the meaning of one "small" word, but since I can't come up with anything better:
Paganini Caprice = Pica grace in pain.
My anagrammatical name isn't as bad as my name backwards - rednas sucram
Here are some famous violinist anagrams:
Maxim Vengerov = "Mix grave venom"....
David Oistrakh = "Dvorak said 'hit'"!
Vadim Repin = "VIP in dream"
Anne Sophie Mutter = "Menuhin Operettas" (I never knew that Menuhin wrote operettas!!!
Niccolo Paganini = "No picnic in a gaol" (and I might add, out of a gaol/jail too!!)
And finally....
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart = "A famous German waltz god"!!!!! (I thought that was Strauss or something...)
Antonio Stradivari = Rat adroit invasion
Were rats the secret to his varnish?
Jakob Steiner - ask beer joint
Guarneri Del Jesu - a rude jingle user
Charles Gounod - school are dung
Franz Liszt - sizzl'n frat
(sorry - sizzl'n fart)
Henryk Wieniewski - winky wiener hikes
OMG, Sander, take back that one about Liszt!! (*infuriated glare*)
:)
I'll come up with some good ones too, just gimme a minute....
Just saw this thread... I was completely delighted when my husband pointed out that my name "Mariana Levin" anagrams to "In Ravel Mania"!!
I cheated though. I used the original poster's anagram machine...
For the record, Robin's full name anagrams out as In Bizarre Hotel. So between my demonic ravishing and her choice of bizarre lodgings, we have a VERY seedy meeting, with theological overtones.
Sander, that sounds like it ought to mean "Do you take sugar?" in Latin.
Should this warning be on your violin case, Maura?
"Rue - may grate"
Or Nicola Benedetti:
"Not lite; ace in bed"
Ooh, thanks for pointing out the anagram machine Emil, hadn't noticed it:
Zoltan Kodaly = "Not OK lazy lad."
Bela Bartok = "Bloke at bar."
Then, today being Saturday after all, I started trying famous soccer players' names:
Thierry Henry = "Hey! Try 'n' hirer."
Steven Gerrard = "Reverent drags."
Ronaldinho = "Hard in loon."
Frank Lampard = "Park farmland" (about as imaginative as his goal-scoring attempts...haha)
Milan Baros = "...is abnormal." (my personal favorite!)
Whoa! This one is weird! "Saparmurat Niyazov", e.g. the nasty, massively egotistical former dictator of Turkmenistan, anagrams to "I am zany, vast uproar."
Edit: Hmm, and his successor, Kurbanguly Berdymuhammedow, anagrams to "Break down maybe ugly humdrum." Interesting....
OOooooh.....*snicker*....the President of Russia, Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, anagrams to "Void vivid, triumphal criminal." This is fascinating. :)
OK, this one tops everything: "Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin" anagrams to "Sexy, prankish, huge deliverance."
I'm logging off now, before I officially fry my brain...
Edit: OK, so I lied. "Mikhail Yurievich Lermontov" = "Murkily, I'm the convivial hero."
Guess who these four lads are:
"Pay 'Mr Clean-Cut'"
"On Jl 'n' on hen."
"Ogreish groaner."
"Rigors rant."
violin teacher: Achieve it lorn!
Oh - a evil cretin!
viola section: inactive solo
Paganini: gain pain!
Elvis: Lives :)
Ludwig van Beethoven: "Ugh! New, involved beat!"
Claude Debussy: "Busy scale dude."
Maurice Ravel: "Valium career." (ouch...)
And, the crowning indignity: "Mara von Geretyi", my lucky 14-letter violinist stage name that I came up with on the superstitions thread, anagrams to "Meagre or vanity." I really am logging off now.
You folks were using a software program?
CHEATERS ! (g)
I spent about an hour on that Paganini thing. I gotta' get with the times .......
Dorothy Delay...Yodel: Dry Oath
(hand made)
I did NOT use the software thing for my name.
Syd--the software comes up with "Enemy ends yes" for you. :)
LOL...on the software, they say "enter your full name, e.g. "Anthony Charles Lynton Blair"" (Tony Blair's full name.) Take a look at what THAT comes out as.
Oh, how fun! My own name produces:
"My soaring elms!"
"Salmon is germy."
"Soil my mangers."
"Miserly mangos"
"Slangy memoirs"
Shoot I gotta go to bed!
Ms. Gleamy Rosin
"Soil my mangers"
! ! !
Emily, you and Emil have GOT to get together!
I just tried with my nom de plume, and it came out so obscene I'm not even going to post it....
A few years ago I was interested in Islam, and at first was pleased that my name contained the word Islam. However on further investigation my name has (at least) two possible anagrams.
shot in Islam
or
hot Islam sin
Gulp, I'm not converting.
Mine is not really repeatable.... lol
"Sleazy hackeray" - it doesn't even get better when I use my middle name. :(
Arcangelo Corelli - cool GI carnal leer
Bedrich Smetana - cash meant bride
Johann Pachelbel - a job help channel
Albert Roussel - ol arses blurt
'A vitriolic nastiness.'
Hmmm. Well, he WAS Stern.
'Hi, dingwort.'
Hi to you too, you little s#$t. How YOU doin?
'Dig. throw in.'
That quick to get rid of me, huh?
"Bedrich Smetana - cash meant bride"
Nice, the Bartered Bride is right there in his name. :)
And over in France, I see "Lazy as in crooks" has defeated "See large loony" in the runoff election...
Joshua Bell comes out (by hand)
a Jello Bush
!?
All capitals still in place by the way...
I can see it jiggling already.
My full name came out "Heavy as Lachrymose Praise." A little depressing actually...
the best anagrams I found (with the software): Yes, I to, after trying it by hand, had to try the convenience and hype of the software addition (edition even), but have worn out my free trial period of so many anagrams.
Atmosphere in Tune
for
Anne Sophie Mutter
(Posh neat Mutineer, and
Honest, impure neat are both nice too)
Madman got far: Zeus aglow
for Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
also
A famous German waltz God
and
Naked ex folk-lore
rare jib
Is the best I can find for my own name so far!?
pretty bad
Oh,
Lax, fine joke or dark rebel
is one too..
I'm sure that will just make your whole day!
too funny!
Reading the early ones again. Sander' name backwards - "rednas sucram" sounds like an exotic species of Maple.
-Might make a nice fiddle!
These can't possibly be true, can they?
Nikoli Rimsky Korsakov
kooky violin marks risk
Bela Bartok
a brat bloke
Fritz Kreisler
klerk fires zit (that was a struggle!)
at least the anagrams don't seem to suit the personality or destiny of the name holder. Very reassuring.
Allan: Thanks for the support. I don't know if I'm make a nice fiddle, but my wife tells me she can play me like a fiddle.
:) Sandy
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May 3, 2007 at 06:16 PM · Oscar Shumsky:
Uh, rocks my ass.