Alphabet associations - I

[amateur51]

Ah: just like old times!

Do you think that scb was Character Development Adviser on a recent Scandi drama series?

[Norfolk Born]

Do you think that scb was Character Development Adviser on a recent Scandi drama series?

That's made my morning, ammy!

[Nick Armstrong]

Never said it was Richard, 'tis 'rnold, my 'ansome, and the ferneyman pipped me anyway.

R-nold Schonberg! Of course! Silly of me!

Do you think that scb was Character Development Adviser on a recent Scandi drama series?

I would jump in with a clue but gotta dash

[subcontrabass]

Do you think that scb was Character Development Adviser on a recent Scandi drama series?

The little bits of these that I have seen seem rather fast paced compared with the Ingmar Bergman films that were shown regularly in a local cinema in my student days.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Please will someone set the next please as I'm busy at the moment.

I have an A if no one else has a X, Y or Z.

[Anna]

I have an A if no one else has a X, Y or Z.

I think silence means a resounding Yes for your attractive A

[Norfolk Born]

The little bits of these that I have seen seem rather fast paced compared with the Ingmar Bergman films that were shown regularly in a local cinema in my student days.

My favourite Ingmar Bergman film is probably 'The Inn Of The Sixth Happiness', although she and Dirk Bogarde were very good in 'Casablanca'.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

My favourite Ingmar Bergman film is probably 'The Inn Of The Sixth Happiness', although she and Dirk Bogarde were very good in 'Casablanca'.

I think silence means a resounding Yes for your attractive A

Okey-dokey:

Sounds like Benny's quartet is giving the opening of one of Parry's most famous pieces, but a musical motto is involved, too.

[amateur51]

My favourite Ingmar Bergman film is probably 'The Inn Of The Sixth Happiness', although she and Dirk Bogarde were very good in 'Casablanca'.

[Anna]

Sounds like Benny's quartet is giving the opening of one of Parry's most famous pieces, but a musical motto is involved, too.

Bit of a guess (but better to get it out of the way!) Parry's most famous is probably Jersusalem, which refers to Avalon (Glastonbury) legend and Benny Goodman quartet played Avalon .... stumped for a motto, am I getting close or hopelessly wrong?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Parry's most famous is probably Jersusalem

No, not that one.

(Didn't know about Benny G's Avalon; shall look it up. )

[Anna]

No, not that one.

Oh? Well I'm not sure I can fit Blest Pair of Sirens into the clues!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Oh? Well I'm not sure I can fit Blest Pair of Sirens into the clues!

No, not that one.

[cloughie]

No, not that one.

Not that piece or not that Parry?
Is Benny, Goodman?

[amateur51]

No, not that one.

Maybe the wrong Parry, Anna What about Herbert Parry's sister Gwennie who lived two doors down from the Parch?

No, can't be - she did double glazing, not anthems.

Run out of Parrys now we have