Alphabet Associations - II

[cloughie]

And I've just realized that I was just one vowel away in my original answer!

A good comprehensive wrong answer - kinda mock coleslaw!

[Nick Armstrong]

Not sure what's happening here... Are we waiting for a ferntastic, cask-matured A ?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Not sure what's happening here... Are we waiting for a ferntastic, cask-matured A ?

Oops! Yes we are - after Winds and Wands, it's time to wend our way back to the beginning of the alphabet to wonder about

An A that connects to Maurice, his most famous student, and Albert (if not half of the Coleslaw).

[cloughie]

Oops! Yes we are - after Winds and Wands, it's time to wend our way back to the beginning of the alphabet to wonder about

An A that connects to Maurice, his most famous student, and Albert (if not half of the Coleslaw).

I guess it would be too easy for the Maurice to be Ravel, or even the one you tried for the W, Ohana?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

I guess it would be too easy for the Maurice to be Ravel, or even the one you tried for the W, Ohana?

Ah - but I might be thinking "They'll be expecting me to avoid another reference to Ravel, so I'll deliberately do just that!", mightn't I?



(it is Ravel.)

[cloughie]

Ah - but I might be thinking "They'll be expecting me to avoid another reference to Ravel, so I'll deliberately do just that!", mightn't I?



(it is Ravel.)

That may make the Albert, Roussel!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

That may make the Albert, Roussel!

It may, and it does!

[cloughie]

It may, and it does!

And that's as far as I can get. Aaron Copland and Vaughan Williams I think also learnt from Ravel but I don't see any link.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

And that's as far as I can get. Aaron Copland and Vaughan Williams I think also learnt from Ravel but I don't see any link.

I didn't know about Copland - but it is RVW who is ravelent here.

[cloughie]

I didn't know about Copland - but it is RVW who is ravelent here.

But it's not Alf VW!

[cloughie]

But it's not Alf VW!

...but Ravel, Roussel and RVW all had their sweet Adelines!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

...but Ravel, Roussel and RVW all had their sweet Adelines!

- did they?! That's not the answer on the card (and doesn't fit with the unfinished coleslaw), but if you provide a bit more information, I don't see how I could possibly say that you were "wrong"! (I knew that RVW's first wife was Adeline, but cannot find any reference connecting Ravel or Roussel with an Adeline?)

[cloughie]

- did they?! That's not the answer on the card (and doesn't fit with the unfinished coleslaw), but if you provide a bit more information, I don't see how I could possibly say that you were "wrong"! (I knew that RVW's first wife was Adeline, but cannot find any reference connecting Ravel or Roussel with an Adeline?)

no on further checking I was wrong, BUT IT WOULD HAVE BEEN INTERESTING IF THEY HAD!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

no on further checking I was wrong, BUT IT WOULD HAVE BEEN INTERESTING IF THEY HAD!

- a damn good answer, too!

[subcontrabass]

...but Ravel, Roussel and RVW all had their sweet Adelines!

They all seem to have driven ambulances in World War I.