Alphabet associations - I

[amateur51]

You'll find the remaining composition in the Hollywooder Songbook.
You'll need the original German title of this song, which is dedicated to something on which you could hear the other two pieces.
I'lll pop back in half an hour or so, after lunch, hope that's OK!

To The Little Wireless Set?

He wants it in German!

An den kleinen Radioapparat

[Anna]

So it is a radio! And I've been chasing transvestities and goodness knows what Caliban's been chasing in his research ........ I'm off now, Wales are playing a friendly against the Barbarians. Good puzzle Northender.
Edit: Strange feeling seeing Shane Williams leading the Baa-Baas out of the tunnel!

[amateur51]

I have to pop out to get some shopping but should be back in 40 mins - now 13:55

[Northender]

Excellent work, amateur51!
Kurt Weill - Kleine Dreigroschenmusik - based on music from the Dreigroschenoper.
Hanns Eisler -An meinen kleinen Radioapparat - which translates as 'To My Little Radio Set' (or tranny).
You could use the tranny to listen to Mozart's 'Eine kleine Nachtmusik' as you settled down to listen to Brain of Britain on Radio 4.

[cloughie]

Northender, curious about your pseudonym, a football link?

[Nick Armstrong]

Excellent work, amateur51!
Kurt Weill - Kleine Dreigroschenmusik - based on music from the Dreigroschenoper.
Hanns Eisler -An meinen kleinen Radioapparat - which translates as 'To My Little Radio Set' (or tranny).
You could use the tranny to listen to Mozart's 'Eine kleine Nachtmusik' as you settled down to listen to Brain of Britain on Radio 4.

[amateur51]

Cor triffic stuff, Northender!

What L got his cycling style from César, wrote lyrically about Andromeda and unfortunately was unable to Look Forward in Angers

[amateur51]

Northender, curious about your pseudonym, a football link?

oh you boyz!

[Nick Armstrong]

What L got his cycling style from César, wrote lyrically about Andromeda and unfortunately was unable to Look Forward in Angers

Blimey!! Some solid old puzzles today!! As elegant as it's impenetrable, that, Ams!

[amateur51]

Blimey!! Some solid old puzzles today!! As elegant as it's impenetrable, that, Ams!

Oh you and your big blue eyes, Caliban!

Mercs'll be along in a mo' so get your googling digits going or else ....

Did anyone see that BBCTV programme about Smithfield? - like the previous programme about Billingsgate it was alarmingly masculine in an old-fashioned and unreconstructed way :shudder*

[subcontrabass]

Blimey!! Some solid old puzzles today!! As elegant as it's impenetrable, that, Ams!

A search in Google seems to throw up a (not very famous ??? ) Belgian who seems to tick all the boxes. I will leave it for someone else to complete as I shall be away from keyboard for the next few hours not celebrating the Jubilee.

[amateur51]

A search in Google seems to throw up a (not very famous ??? ) Belgian who seems to tick all the boxes. I will leave it for someone else to complete as I shall be away from keyboard for the next few hours not celebrating the Jubilee.

My admiration for your unforced diplomacy is undimmed, scb

[Nick Armstrong]

A search in Google seems to throw up a (not very famous ??? ) Belgian who seems to tick all the boxes. I will leave it for someone else to complete as I shall be away from keyboard for the next few hours not celebrating the Jubilee.

And with a twirl of his wand and an "Expelliamus!" Dumbledore was gone... But Lo! his spell had enlivened the mind of Caliban and brought forth a joyous cry of

Lekeu !!!!

[Anna]

Oh, I was just going to post Guillaume Lekeu, studied with Franck, died in Angers, wrote Andromede!!But I was watching the end of rugby interviews!

[amateur51]

And with a twirl of his wand and an "Expelliamus!" Dumbledore was gone... But Lo! his spell had enlivened the mind of Caliban and brought forth a joyous cry of

Lekeu !!!!

Bravissimo Calibano!

Care to do the Anna for us?