Macmillan rhyming quiz

[needle2]

Does any one have any ideas about no 21
21a, Ravel's string composition for ice (7), thought it must be bolero but thats not (7)

[Calibax]

Does it have to rhyme with something?

[boxtops]

This one's been asked before and we couldn't come up with anything better than Bolero.

[needle2]

Thanks calibax, not sure what it rhyms with did think,
21b low note for money (7) Tenner
Any help would be nice

[Brenden]

Miroirs? =( Mirrors)

[needle2]

Thanks Brenden, not too well up with clasical music, was " miroirs" composed for ice?

[Brenden]

Don't know needle2, but he also composed another 7 letter piece called Tzigane

[needle2]

Thanks Breden, Ive looked into both, and it looks as if "miroirs" is part of "Bolero", am I right,or is there another reason for it,

[Puzzle Nut]

If it is any help, it rhymes with MOOLAH, so it seems that MIROIRS might be right??

[grasscarp]

There was discussion on here before about this and consensus of opinion that it should be bolero.

[grasscarp]

how do you make moolah rhyme with mirroirs Puzzle nut?

[Puzzle Nut]

But BOLERO is only 6 letters (7 are needed) and it doesn't rhyme with MOOLAH

[Puzzle Nut]

The pronunciation would be "MIRWAH" if, I presume, it is from the french.

[Valanne]

From previous questions on this quiz it seems only the last syllable rhymes, hence Mir-wah (French) rhyming with Moolah.

[Puzzle Nut]

Having cleared that up, I'm still having trouble with both parts of Q. 19. Any help welcome. Faberge egg (6) to rhyme with Highly skilled master of Ninjutsu (8)

[grasscarp]

Agreed with explanations about rhyming. Thanks puzzle nut and Valanne.

[needle2]

Sorry people,if I have started something, I was 81 last Saturday, and the old brain dosen't tick over as it used to.But I always get a good responce from you guys, thanks again.

[QuizmasterG]

MIROIRS was composed for piano?