Alphabet associations - I

[amateur51]

Yes; the Lavagnino film is Orson Welles' Chimes at Midnight: the only Music I know by this composer!

Gee-whizz us, please, Ammie

Ooops sorry about the Welles fillum

What G connects interviews with Aristotle's mistress, a lost leader and Peter's horn?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Oh, you.... you....

["Don't you call me a you-you!" (Woody Allen)]

[Nick Armstrong]

What G connects interviews with Aristotle's mistress, a lost leader and Peter's horn?

Lord Harewood interviewed Callas (mistress of Aristotle Onassis) and his name was George...

Are we looking for Georges... or even two other exploits of George Henry Hubert Lascelles, 7th Earl of Harewood, KBE AM ?

[amateur51]

Lord Harewood interviewed Callas (mistress of Aristotle Onassis) and his name was George...

Are we looking for Georges... or even two other exploits of George Henry Hubert Lascelles, 7th Earl of Harewood, KBE AM ?

Bye George, he's got it!

How does George Lascelles fit in with a lost leader and Peter's horn?

[Nick Armstrong]

Bye George, he's got it!

How does George Lascelles fit in with a lost leader and Peter's horn?

Ah ha!

His wives.

First wife Marion went on to marry Jeremy Thorpe, who was lost to the Liberal party (which he led) as a result of all that hoo-hah with Norman Scott and his dog

Second wife was the sister of Barry ("Bazza") Tuckwell, who played horn on one of Peter Pears's recordings of Britten's Serenade...

Any good to you?

[amateur51]

Ah ha!

His wives.

First wife Marion went on to marry Jeremy Thorpe, who was lost to the Liberal party (which he led) as a result of all that hoo-hah with Norman Scott and his dog

Second wife was the sister of Barry ("Bazza") Tuckwell, who played horn on one of Peter Pears's recordings of Britten's Serenade...

Any good to you?

Perfick, juss perfick!

Giss an Haitch, Caliban svp

[Nick Armstrong]

Perfick, juss perfick!

Giss an Haitch, Caliban svp

Very well, something gentle for the evening.

This H, whose travel plans were upset by the French Revolution, wrote about Richmond Hill and Aberdeen, and somewhat later, about the charms of London.

[Flay]

Very well, something gentle for the evening.

This H, whose travel plans were upset by the French Revolution, wrote about Richmond Hill and Aberdeen, and somewhat later, about the charms of London.

Ho ho humm. Dunno.

Please stop distracting me - I am trying to get my accounts sorted for the accountant who wants them yesterday

[Nick Armstrong]

Ho ho hum. Dunno.

Please stop distracting me - I am trying to get my accounts sorted for the accountant who wants them yesterday

You tease! Hope HMRC impose a penalty for egregious question-evasion and flagrant hint-dropping

Come on, it's not that taxing.

[Flay]

You tease! Hope HMRC impose a penalty for egregious question-avoidance and flagrant hint-dropping

Come on, it's not that taxing.

OK then, you win. Johann Nepomuk Hummel:

The Lass of Richmond Hill Jem of Aberdeen The outbreak of the French Revolution and the following Reign of Terror caused Hummel to cancel a planned tour through Spain and France. Les Charmes de Londres

Bloomin' taxman

[Nick Armstrong]

OK then, you win. Johann Nepomuk Hummel:

The Lass of Richmond Hill Jem of Aberdeen The outbreak of the French Revolution and the following Reign of Terror caused Hummel to cancel a planned tour through Spain and France. "Le Retour à Londres", Rondo Brilliant for Piano and Orchestra in F major

Bloomin' taxman

No, you win! Complete with a side of 'Slaw

Glad to have goaded you to an answer, but at the same time I sympathise re the tax stuff, few things reduce me to gibbering anger but financial form-filling does....

An I at your leisure, and best of luck

[Flay]

An I for an I

An afflicted Brünnhilde and a Winter sacrifice irregularly resolved.

[Nick Armstrong]

An I for an I

An afflicted Brünnhilde and a Winter sacrifice irregularly resolved.

This will have to be the subject of nocturnal cogitation...

Caliban out

[Northender]

Indeed it will ....Goodnight all!

[Flay]

Goodnight Jim-Bob, goodnight John-Boy. Calibs has called time-out.

Doesn't matter if we blunder around till the morning! There's an early shift (often our sleuth mercia formerly hercule, who is solving before any small garden bird has even thought of passing wind )

Now who said that?