Alphabet Associations - III

[vinteuil]

N-n-no, but if I'd found him first ... He is a Sainte rather than a Saint. The one I had in mind is a bit later.

surely not Sainte-Beuve??

[french frank]

I don't think Saint-Just would have, but just possibly did Saint-Evremond write any music as well as writing about it??

No and no. And no to Sainte-Beuve too. All of whom I'd heard of! This one is obscure but Wikipedia has heard of him.

[Nick Armstrong]

No and no. And no to Sainte-Beuve too. All of whom I'd heard of! This one is obscure but Wikipedia has heard of him.

St. Umped (again)…

[french frank]

St. Umped (again)…

[french frank]

It might help to know that his name has a bit more on the menu before the saint's name.

[AuntDaisy]

It might help to know that his name has a bit more on the menu before the saint's name.

St. Arter (for 10)?

(Apologies for copying Nick).

[french frank]

St. Arter (for 10)?

(Apologies for copying Nick).

St. Ap me vitals! The menu is nominally a big clue. Nearly as big as a picture of him with his name engraved round the edge!

I might add it's a hard nut to crack.

[Pulcinella]

Please can we
Stop a moment
Reverse
and can someone explain to my simple mind the elements and their respective associations in the
Quirky poser that AuntDaisy set.

I don't get the Janacek connection, for one thing (or is Glagolitic the Quire/Manuscript, rather than Choir simply because it's a choral work?).

[french frank]

Please can we
Stop a moment
Reverse
and can someone explain to my simple mind the elements and their respective associations in the
Quirky poser that AuntDaisy set.

I don't get the Janacek connection, for one thing (or is Glagolitic the Quire/Manuscript, rather than Choir simply because it's a choral work?).

The double protagonists were the two choirs/quires.

[AuntDaisy]

Please can we
Stop a moment
Reverse
and can someone explain to my simple mind the elements and their respective associations in the
Quirky poser that AuntDaisy set.

I don't get the Janacek connection, for one thing (or is Glagolitic the Quire/Manuscript, rather than Choir simply because it's a choral work?).

Apologies Pulcinella, I haven't done this for a very long time...

On the radio, how does part of a mediaeval manuscript, "Q", link to Janáček's mass.ive double protagonists & a.mass collect?

Janáček's mass = Glagolitic Mass
double protagonists = two choirs
I incuded "massive" because they were big.
The full stop in massive was my rough indicator that there were two ways of reading it. (Ditto amass = collect = acquire; and the collect as part of a mass).

That gives us A Quire, A Choir & Acquire.

[LMcD]

Apologies Pulcinella, I haven't done this for a very long time...

Janáček's mass = Glagolitic Mass
double protagonists = two choirs
I incuded "massive" because they were big.
The full stop in massive was my rough indicator that there were two ways of reading it. (Ditto amass = collect = acquire; and the collect as part of a mass).

That gives us A Quire, A Choir & Acquire.

If you say so,guvnor!

[LMcD]

St. Ap me vitals! The menu is nominally a big clue. Nearly as big as a picture of him with his name engraved round the edge!

I might add it's a hard nut to crack.

Is that a reference to a coin or medal?

[AuntDaisy]

St. Ap me vitals! The menu is nominally a big clue. Nearly as big as a picture of him with his name engraved round the edge!
I might add it's a hard nut to crack.

Nuts, whole hazelnuts?
Or, were they named differently on the Saints' menu?
Could Róbert Mandel (an alternative nut) be involved, a twiddling his accurséd hurdy-gurdy?

[Nick Armstrong]

Please can we
Stop a moment
Reverse
and can someone explain to my simple mind the elements and their respective associations in the
Quirky poser that AuntDaisy set.

I don't get the Janacek connection, for one thing (or is Glagolitic the Quire/Manuscript, rather than Choir simply because it's a choral work?).

I’m glad it wasn’t just me. But I dursn’t say anything

(Besides I was too busy working on my influential ‘St. Umped’ gag … )

[LMcD]

I’m glad it wasn’t just me. But I dursn’t say anything

(Besides I was too busy working on my influential ‘St. Umped’ gag … )

You've given me the confidence to go for the Buffet-Sainte-Marie, which will of course include a Waldorf Salad with extra walnuts.