Alphabet Associations - III

[LMcD]

Great factoid about old Otto's nephew!

Aunt Daisy is actually on the right track (or should I say tracks?).

[french frank]

Brahms: No. 3
Bruckner: Nos. 3, 8 and 9

So the numbers refer to the number of - symphonies(?) you have in mind: one of Brahms, three of Bruckner?

[LMcD]

So the numbers refer to the number of - symphonies(?) you have in mind: one of Brahms, three of Bruckner?

[Tapiola]

'K' is a person. It might also help to think of the number (not the numbers) of symphonies for each composer.

Are we talking about a specific performer in each of these works?

[LMcD]

Are we talking about a specific performer in each of these works?

It depends what you mean by 'performer'.

[Tapiola]

Oh, you oblique so-and so!

Are we talking (specific) recordings?

[Tapiola]

Aunt Daisy is actually on the right track (or should I say tracks?).

Derek. Derek... my old Dad's name...

[LMcD]

Oh, you oblique so-and so!

Are we talking (specific) recordings?

[french frank]

It depends what you mean by 'performer'.

A non-performer?

[Tapiola]

Wild stab in the dark...

Kenneth?

[LMcD]

A non-performer?

Bus .........
Lightning ......
Semi...

[french frank]

Bus .........
Lightning ......
Semi...

Aunt Daisy's Konductor was Klemperer.

[Tapiola]

A Konductor

[LMcD]

Aunt Daisy's Konductor was Klemperer.

Aunt Daisy had the right idea, but you're looking for a different Konductor

[Tapiola]

A conductor who never recorded the aforementioned symphonies?