Alphabet Associations - II

[Pulcinella]

Final clue: this is another "double letter" puzzle.

Well at least I now know that it's not Florence Quivar, the only Q singer who sprang to mind.

[vinteuil]

Well at least I now know that it's not Florence Quivar, the only Q singer who sprang to mind.

... wot, not heard of

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Quasthoff

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Is the word "change " of any significance in the puzzle, I wonder?

[vinteuil]

Final clue: this is another "double letter" puzzle.

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... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qiao_Qiao

[antongould]

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... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qiao_Qiao

Works for me vints ....

[subcontrabass]

Works for me vints ....

What about the original question?

[antongould]

What about the original question?

Ah well that's different .....

[Pulcinella]

... wot, not heard of

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Quasthoff

Oops! Now you mention it.....

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Is the word "change " of any significance in the puzzle, I wonder?

Still wondering - looking for links in Bell-Ringing, and the i-Ching.

But also wondering if the "different tradition" might point us towards World Music - and then got discouraged by the number of possibilities thrown up from Googling "World Music" and "skipping songs".

[subcontrabass]

Is the word "change " of any significance in the puzzle, I wonder?

No. The first thing that matters is "juvenile poverty".

[Flay]

No. The first thing that matters is "juvenile poverty".

Do you mean something like poor boy?

skipping, and something better.

Something better than skipping?

I am trying...

[subcontrabass]

Do you mean something like poor boy?



Something better than skipping?

I am trying...

Try just "Poverty" and the juvenile bit might get clearer. "Skipping" and "Better" are separate links, not related to each other.

[vinteuil]

... quaerendo invenietis and all that - are we by any chance looking for a Latin word / phrase?

[subcontrabass]

... quaerendo invenietis and all that - are we by any chance looking for a Latin word / phrase?

No. It should all be very straightforward with the additional hints that I gave: singer, two Qs, ...

[antongould]

Like Flay and, I suspect a few others, I am still trying .... mildly scary that I keep bumping into Quando, Quando, Quando but 50% too much .......