Alphabet Associations - II

[Pulcinella]

Google asked me: "Did you mean: llamas humming?"

http://youtu.be/kgivg2ZT578

I was asked if I meant mains hum!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

often seen as an aspect of the CE thread.

Ire? <butterwouldn'tmeltemoticon>

[Pulcinella]

Ire? <butterwouldn'tmeltemoticon>

I couldn't possibly comment, but no girls feature in one of the pieces!

[vinteuil]

... still lost.

My long-lost cruciverbial skills made me think that the 'litotes toilets' intro wd lead us to things anagrammatic, but an unsatisfactory Isoltte didn't make me very happy.

Is it : "take us away from a memorial, - to another possibility" or "take us away from a 'memorial to another possibility' ... " ??

[Flay]

I wondered if the "proper starter" for CE would be Introit. An anagram of that would be Iron tit

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

I wondered if the "proper starter" for CE would be Introit. An anagram of that would be Iron tit

Ah, but "toilets" and "litotes" are both anagrams of "T S Eliot", the Introitus in memoriam of whom was written by Stravinsky (and features a chorus of men's voices).

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Oh, flip! I've just realized what the next letter is!

[Pulcinella]

Ah, but "toilets" and "litotes" are both anagrams of "T S Eliot", the Introitus in memoriam of whom was written by Stravinsky (and features a chorus of men's voices).

So, here's the reasoning.
We do indeed get Introit.
Stravinsky wrote his Introitus, which satisfies the first part of the clue, as ferney has explained.
We take us away and get Introit, which is both the first item of the proper of the mass (hence proper starter) and a regular feature in the listings on the CE thread.

I was hoping that this one was easy enough to draw teamsaint in, but he's probably been on the road all day!

[Pulcinella]

Oh, flip! I've just realized what the next letter is!

Aren't you allowed to jump over the J?

[Flay]

I was too embarassed to say Introitus

Good puzzle, Pulcie!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

So, here's the reasoning.
We do indeed get Introit.
Stravinsky wrote his Introitus, which satisfies the first part of the clue, as ferney has explained.
We take us away and get Introit, which is both the first item of the proper of the mass (hence proper starter) and a regular feature in the listings on the CE thread.

Oh 'eck! I'd never've got it if Flay hadn't mentioned "Introit", so I think he should get the J, hey, Flay? Flay? I know you're here somewhere ...


Oh, 'eck.

[Flay]

Aren't you allowed to jump over the J?

No, that's verboten. I'm sure ferney's up to the Job

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

No, that's verboten. I'm sure ferney's up to the Job

Yeah ... thanks, Flay!



Pages of solitary delight lead to a shattered night and shivering stars in Abraham's tents. D'you know which J?

[Flay]

Yeah ... thanks, Flay!

Ha ha

Pages of solitary delight lead to a shattered night and shivering stars in Abraham's tents. D'you know which J?

Would Pablo Neruda feature in this?

http://allpoetry.com/Tonight-I-Can-Write-(The-Saddest-Lines)

[Flay]

No he doesn't, at least not so it matters