Alphabet Associations - II

[vinteuil]

Title ..... ????

... nope

[Pulcinella]

... nope

Wiki tells us that the author was a Baronet, which might be the title that anton has in mind?

The lyrics were written by Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, to an air collected in the 1870s by Anne Campbelle MacLeod (1855–1921), who became Lady Wilson by marriage to Sir James Wilson, KSCI (1853–1926), in 1888. The song was first published in Songs of the North by Boulton and MacLeod, London, 1884, a book that went into at least twenty editions.[2] In later editions MacLeod's name was dropped and the ascription "Old Highland rowing measure arranged by Malcolm Lawson" was substituted. It was quickly taken up by other compilers, such as Laura Alexandrine Smith's Music of the Waters (published 1888). Lawson was the elder brother of artist Cecil Gordon Lawson.

[vinteuil]

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... he was indeed a baronet - but that's not the B we're looking for.

The other two people in the clue weren't baronets, as far as I know...


Now what about a very christmassy composer?. (and I don't mean Noël Coward... )

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[antongould]

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... he was indeed a baronet - but that's not the B we're looking for.

The other two people in the clue weren't baronets, as far as I know...


Now what about a very christmassy composer?. (and I don't mean Noël Coward... )

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There is a Robin Boult who looks right up your street vints .......

[cloughie]

There is a Robin Boult who looks right up your street vints .......

You know the street where he lives, anton?

[vinteuil]

There is a Robin Boult who looks right up your street vints .......

... never heard of him. My one's more famous. I'm sure we'll be hearing his well-known thing many times this Christmas (I'm not sure he's known for much else... )

[cloughie]

... never heard of him. My one's more famous. I'm sure we'll be hearing his well-known thing many times this Christmas (I'm not sure he's known for much else... )

Well it can’t be the composer of the one Bing sings then!

[vinteuil]

Well it can’t be the composer of the one Bing sings then!

... no - it's a bit more symphonic

[antongould]

... no - it's a bit more symphonic

Not the chap who refused to switch on his radiators ........ ??????

[Leinster Lass]

... never heard of him. My one's more famous. I'm sure we'll be hearing his well-known thing many times this Christmas (I'm not sure he's known for much else... )

Irving Berlin?

[vinteuil]

Irving Berlin?

... there is no B in the surname of either of the others in the clue

[vinteuil]

Not the chap who refused to switch on his radiators ........ ??????

... sorry, don't recognize the reference!

All three are British...

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[antongould]

Not the chap who refused to switch on his radiators ........ ??????

Sorry vints it’s the NE quest for cold ........ Victor Hely-Hutchinson

[antongould]

Balliol ........ ???????

[vinteuil]

Sorry vints it’s the NE quest for cold ........ Victor Hely-Hutchinson

.. yes!