Alphabet Associations - II

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

You mentioned Havergal Brianferney (though I'm not sure what the link with the K was)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/records/nnrq5w

[antongould]

An excellent coleslaw, Caliban - many thanks.

Yes, Lord Kellie - Thomas Alexander Erskine, 6th Earl of Kellie, Viscount Fentoun, and Lord Pittenweem - affectionately known as 'Fiddler Tam'. Quite a riotous life...

There is an excellent CD with Concerto Caledonia -
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0007RUT2K

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas...Earl_of_Kellie

IMVVHO one of the great puzzles and surrounding discussions .....

[Nick Armstrong]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/records/nnrq5w

Brilliant!

A bump for the new day:

in relation to this L, old Havergal, as well as Arnold and John, were very singular; Ernest doubled up and Jean and Antonin went and multiplied….

So what the L is it?

[Pulcinella]

Not playing this round, as I'm leaving shortly for a weekend away, so couldn't set an M and respond to any responses, but I like its mythical nature!

[Nick Armstrong]

Not playing this round, as I'm leaving shortly for a weekend away, so couldn't set an M and respond to any responses, but I like its mythical nature!

[antongould]

Given that I am reasonably confident in the quality of the koleslaw duly served up for Monsieur v, might I venture onward?

You mentioned

ferney (though I'm not sure what the link with the K was).

OK then - in relation to this L, old Havergal, as well as Arnold and John, were very singular; Ernest doubled up and Jean and Antonin went and multiplied….

So what the L is it?

Struggling with John Denver and Tennessee Ernie Ford but they are legends .... ????

[Nick Armstrong]

Struggling with John Denver and Tennessee Ernie Ford

Cease thy struggles, antonio; for thy aim is true with:

legends

Want to add some legendary detail, or is Lady Gould commanding that you pour the Babycham as she embarks on the Eurovision Song Contest?

[antongould]

Cease thy struggles, antonio; for thy aim is true with:





Want to add some legendary detail, or is Lady Gould commanding that you pour the Babycham as she embarks on the Eurovision Song Contest?

Indeed I have just been sent down to William Hills to put the housekeeping on the Czech Republic ....

[Nick Armstrong]

Indeed I have just been sent down to William Hills to put the housekeeping on the Czech Republic ....

[subcontrabass]

Indeed I have just been sent down to William Hills to put the housekeeping on the Czech Republic ....

I thought the country was now called Czechia.

[cloughie]

Struggling with John Denver and Tennessee Ernie Ford but they are legends .... ????

In their own lunchtime if I remember correctly!

[antongould]

I thought the country was now called Czechia.

Not according to Eurovision subby ......

[antongould]

Given that I am reasonably confident in the quality of the koleslaw duly served up for Monsieur v, might I venture onward?

You mentioned

ferney (though I'm not sure what the link with the K was).

OK then - in relation to this L, old Havergal, as well as Arnold and John, were very singular; Ernest doubled up and Jean and Antonin went and multiplied….

So what the L is it?

To commence koleslawing are we in the land of Brian, Bax, Ireland, Moeran, Sibelius and Dvorak ..... ?????

[Pulcinella]

To commence koleslawing are we in the land of Brian, Bax, Ireland, Moeran, Sibelius and Dvorak ..... ?????

My thoughts exactly, ag!

[Nick Armstrong]

To commence koleslawing are we in the land of Brian, Bax, Ireland, Moeran, Sibelius and Dvorak ..... ?????

Legends all, anton.

Yes

And to allow you to concentrate on your M, the numerical aspect is of course: the first trio of the above each composed a Legend; Moeran his Two Legends; Sibelius: Four Legends from the Kalevala Op. 22 (aka Lemminkäinen Suite); and Dvorak: the ten Legends Op. 59