Alphabet associations - I

[cloughie]

Perhaps I should have said Fréd...

Chopin?

[mercia]

diagnosis

a doctor ?

.. taking steps to a Greek mountain ?

[Flay]

Chopin?

Yes

[Flay]

a doctor ?

.. taking steps to a Greek mountain ?

No, a red herring. Cloughie mentioned "Gnossienne." Wiki says it "was a word that did not exist before Satie used it as a title for a composition. The word appears to be derived from "gnosis"...." etc

(So yes, it is Erik Satie in the clue)

[Nick Armstrong]

Humblest apologies about the

.....?

[Flay]

Erik did, probably Fred & Claude too.

The G is a concept.

[Flay]

.....?

I meant to say humblest apologies about the delay before I posted my G.

Now I can say say humblest apologies about my G

[Nick Armstrong]

I meant to say humblest apologies about the delay before I posted my G.

Now I can say say humblest apologies about my G

I thought you were just using an "all purpose" tactic perfected down the years in relation to Mrs. Flay. (Get your apology in first, sort of thing )

[Flay]

I thought you were just using an "all purpose" tactic perfected down the years in relation to Mrs. Flay. (Get your apology in first, sort of thing )

I need to! It's her birthday today. I gave her some multivitamins for the over-50s and cod liver oil capsules

[Nick Armstrong]

I need to! It's her birthday today. I gave her some multivitamins for the over-50s and cod liver oil capsules

Pushed the boat out then, Flay? Hope they were wrapped nicely at least...

[Flay]

Pushed the boat out then, Flay? Hope they were wrapped nicely at least...

She did get a very expensive handbag too.... And flowers....

[Nick Armstrong]

She did get a very expensive handbag too.... And flowers....

[Nick Armstrong]

So a G (concept) engaged in by Satie, Debussy and Chopin...

Having some trouble with this (not helped by an INSANELY slow internet connection at the orifice ), and have to do some work now... Shall continue to cogitate.

[vinteuil]

Humblest apologies about the

Find me an G please: Erik did, probably Fred & Claude too.

... is there any significance in the fact that Flay asks us to delve for "an G"???

[mercia]

The G is a concept.

if we are dealing with Satie, Chopin and Debussy I feel it must be something to do with the piano