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[cloughie]

Maybe that's my problem too. They've been doing some upgrading recently, although I had thought it was completed by now.

OK What the L links Brass, Light and 9to5

[vinteuil]

9to5

... the fillum?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9_to_5_(film)

[cloughie]

... the fillum?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9_to_5_(film)

No

[Anna]

Nine to Five suggest working. Brass and Light suggests Lanterns. That is as far as I have got, which is feeble. Are we looking for classical music?
(I am still awaiting Flay's critique of the George V breakfast ....)

[cloughie]

Nine to Five suggest working. Brass and Light suggests Lanterns. That is as far as I have got, which is feeble. Are we looking for classical music?
(I am still awaiting Flay's critique of the George V breakfast ....)

Well brass band and light classical I suppose in the first two cases but not in the third.

[Flay]

Nine to Five suggest working.
(I am still awaiting Flay's critique of the George V breakfast ....)

I shall spill the dirt later....

Nine to Five is also 4.51. Fahrenheit 451??

[Flay]

Laurent perhaps?

[Flay]

As in Laurent Mettraux "Lux mundi"

Laurent Menager ("Luxembourg's national composer," founded the national choral association Sang a Klang (1857) and composed many songs, orchestral music and operettas as well as music for brass bands and the theatre.)

The Music of 'Fahrenheit 451' - Laurent Bouzereau

A Long shot

[cloughie]

As in Laurent Mettraux "Lux mundi"

Laurent Menager ("Luxembourg's national composer," founded the national choral association Sang a Klang (1857) and composed many songs, orchestral music and operettas as well as music for brass bands and the theatre.)

The Music of 'Fahrenheit 451' - Laurent Bouzereau

A Long shot

Too long - You should be looking for a surname.

[Flay]

Too long - You should be looking for a surname.

OK, but you must admit that it was a magnificent attempt at a solution

[cloughie]

OK, but you must admit that it was a magnificent attempt at a solution

Bet you're kicking yourself for not saving it for a setter's L!

[Flay]

Bet you're kicking yourself for not saving it for a setter's L!

Instead, you are giving the settees L. Any chance of a smidge of a clue pretty please?

[cloughie]

Instead, you are giving the settees L. Any chance of a smidge of a clue pretty please?

Think British composers for the first two and a non-classical performer for the third.

[cloughie]

The third one skated on ice and was in Chicago.

[Flay]

In that case it must be Langford!