Alphabet associations - I

[cloughie]

trio of shockers!

It is not an English word.

[Nick Armstrong]

It is not an English word.

[Nick Armstrong]

A C

links

No noon but Janice and Tim and a cosmopolitan Maurice.

Been looking up Maurices etc ... Jarre?

[Roslynmuse]

Or Chevalier? As in '(k)night' (not noon)?

[Nick Armstrong]

Or Chevalier? As in '(k)night' (not noon)?

That's a good thought

Guess we'll have to wait and see...

[mercia]

Ravel ?

[antongould]

Ah yes Janice Ravel I remember her............

[cloughie]

Ravel ?

yes

[cloughie]

yes

Clue 1 - think Edward not Franz
Clue 2 - they are 2 of 4

Now you could be on song.

I will shortly be off-line until this afternoon.

[mercia]

Ravel being cosmopolitan
anything spring to mind ?

haven't linked a Janice and Tim together (except in some '70s group called The Archers)

[Nick Armstrong]

Ravel being cosmopolitan
anything spring to mind ?

haven't linked a Janice and Tim together (except in some '70s group called The Archers)

Have been pondering as far as time permits... and on Edward rather than Franz... and "No noon"... Does that mean the same as "not noon" I wonder... so maybe Midnight? Um Mitternacht - Edward Mörike, not as set by Franz Schubert - but the poem itself..

That's as far as I've got...

[cloughie]

You need to be thinking of an English Composer, an American vocal group and Ravel all of whom are associated with works with the C word on the card.

[mercia]

English Composer

Elgar ?

[mercia]

an American vocal group

does this group include Janice and Tim ?

EDIT - I think there may be a Janis and Tim in Manhattan Transfer



EDIT EDIT - I have a horribly slow connection today, making playing this game almost impossible

[mercia]

Chanson de Matin
Chanson de Nuit

no Chanson de Midi

Ravel - Chansons madécasses ?