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thought of one
F connecting
an administrator at Beaujon hospital, a CBS television commission and this weekend at Belfast zooComment
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Gulf, Gull*, Guarneri
* Greater Black-Backed (although the Lesser Black-Backed is also pretty hefty).Comment
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Sorry - looks like you scored an own-gull!Originally posted by Northender View PostGulf, Gull*, Guarneri
* Greater Black-Backed (although the Lesser Black-Backed is also pretty hefty).Comment
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I was well aware that this wasn't the answer on your card - I just didn't want you to get too discouraged at the lack of response. For an unusual BBQ treat while awaiting the next reply,try a herring on a skua - but don't let kitty wake up in case she gets excited and spills some petrel on the flames!Comment
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You're welcome to have a tern, old chap!Comment
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that could be auk-ward but I won't snipeOriginally posted by Northender View Post
all this olympinonsense has left me puffinComment
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Gulf?
No?
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a large one between that and the answer!Originally posted by amateur51 View PostGulf?
No?
The G is part of the name of two works and the writer and performer of the other.Comment
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Originally posted by cloughie View Post
SVP: are the works & composer-performer involved from the classical music world, or are we to cast the net wider?
(PS: no coleslaw earlier that I could see - what's the Britten/Belfast zoo thing about?)
"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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works - one classical, one folk - composer-performer non-classical, but sounds beautiful.Originally posted by Caliban View Post
SVP: are the works & composer-performer involved from the classical music world, or are we to cast the net wider?
(PS: no coleslaw earlier that I could see - what's the Britten/Belfast zoo thing about?)Comment
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