Alphabet Associations - II

[Flay]

Aa I see.... I think

[Flay]

There may have been some Hysteresis, but we got there in the end

[Pulcinella]

Yup. Were you to Google, say, "rekindle, rac" or "rekindle, green flag" you'd get nowhere. But if ...

Aha!
Or maybe Michel van der Aa ha!
So in fact you gave the answer in your own question.
There must be a word for such a thing: I think Les Dawson on Blankety Blank used to say that the clue is in the question, but perhaps not that the answer is in the question.
I hope that Flay is prepared to be a busy bee once he finds the five pieces.
We should have seen through your cunning ploy a bit sooner.
Nice one, ferney!

[subcontrabass]

Aha!
Or maybe Michel van der Aa ha!
So in fact you gave the answer in your own question.
There must be a word for such a thing

The word that comes to my mind is "underhand".

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Aa I see.... I think
There may have been some Hysteresis, but we got there in the end

Aha!
Or maybe Michel van der Aa ha!

So in fact you gave the answer in your own question.

You noticed that

There must be a word for such a thing

Oh - there are several - but as a Host, I'd have to delete them!

I hope that Flay is prepared to be a busy bee once he finds the five pieces.

BB King, perhaps?

We should have seen through your cunning ploy a bit sooner.

Years of reading Agatha Christie finally pays off! The best place to hide something? In plain view so that everyone can see it - but doesn't.

Nice one, ferney!

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[Flay]

Years of reading Agatha Christie finally pays off!

Will the years of doing finally AA pay off?

Michel van der Aa:

Rekindle (2009), for flute and soundtrack
See-Through (2000), for orchestra
Here [to be found] (2001), for soprano, chamber orchestra and soundtrack
Here [enclosed] (2003), for chamber orchestra and soundtrack
Here [in circles] (2002), for soprano (with small cassette player) and ensemble

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Will the years of doing finally AA pay off?

I have faith!

Michel van der Aa

Rekindle (2009), for flute and soundtrack

See-Through (2000), for orchestra

Here [to be found] (2001), for soprano, chamber orchestra and soundtrack
Here [enclosed] (2003), for chamber orchestra and soundtrack
Here [in circles] (2002), for soprano (with small cassette player) and ensemble

( )X3 + a veritable galaxy of s.



Looking forward to a B-hemoth!

[Flay]

( )X3 + a veritable galaxy of s.

I see the Brexit debate hasn't got to you. Or did you take a double dose of Prozac this morning?

My B will be more sanguine. The tramp went round and round Hildegard's Captain

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

I see the Brexit debate hasn't got to you. Or did you take a double dose of Prozac this morning?

Not "this morning" - saving it (just in case) for tomorrow (and the day after, and the day after that, and the day after that, and the day after that, and the day after that, and the day after that, and the day after that, and the day after that, and the day after that, and the day after that .... )

[Flay]

AA feels somewhat irrelevant at the moment. I think we should have a week of mourning before resuming play.

[cloughie]

AA feels somewhat irrelevant at the moment. I think we should have a week of mourning before resuming play.

Should we vote on it?

[antongould]

Should we vote on it?

Probably best to take a break - most of you seem to have been appointed to Corbyn's new Shadow Cabinet ......

[Pulcinella]

AA feels somewhat irrelevant at the moment.

Yes, it does, but no disrespect to you, Flay.

I think we should have a week of mourning before resuming play.

Stumped here with the B, and a busy week with house guests here tonight and tomorrow night, volunteers' meeting tomorrow evening, and preparations for an AGM to fit in somehow (even if that means missing out on dinner with the friends staying), but fine with me if others keep playing, so long as you're around to monitor the answers! Not sure that only a week of mourning is sufficient though!

[Nick Armstrong]

My B will be more sanguine. The tramp went round and round Hildegard's Captain

Sanguine, eh? There's quite a lot of blood in Hildegard of Bingen's works... and a Captain...

Gaudete in capite vestro / Rejoice in him, your Captain

from O vos felices radices.

Can't fit in a revolving tramp though...

Either of the above Bs any good though?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Sanguine, eh? There's quite a lot of blood in Hildegard of Bingen's works... and a Captain...

Gaudete in capite vestro / Rejoice in him, your Captain

from O vos felices radices.

Can't fit in a revolving tramp though...

Either of the above Bs any good though?

Is there a Korngold connection, mewonders?