Alphabet associations - I

[Flay]

Find me an M: Bliss! Did you know Susie’s Buddy touched base with a yo-yo?

[amateur51]

Find me an M: Bliss! Did you know Susie’s Buddy touched base with a yo-yo?

Bliss?! Sir Arthur? Life of ..?

[Flay]

Bliss?! Sir Arthur? Life of ..?

No, not so obvious (I'm following on from cloughie, remember!) Not Buddy Holly either before you ask

[cloughie]

Bliss?! Sir Arthur? Life of ..?

Perhaps a case of the right string baby but the wrong yo yo ams?

[Flay]

Bliss?! Sir Arthur? Life of ..?

Try another Bliss, and study it from there.

[mercia]

Try another Bliss

Julian ?

[Flay]

Julian ?

Spit it out, man!

[mercia]

Spit it out, man!

Julian Bliss

[Flay]

Julian Bliss

[cloughie]

Meyer be of assistance?

[Flay]

You mey!

[cloughie]

You mey!

Meyer

Sabine - tutor to Julian Bliss
Julian - writer of 'If you knew Susie'
Edgar - Appalachian friend and collaborator of Yo-yo Ma

[Flay]

Meyer

Sabine - tutor to Julian Bliss
Julian - writer of 'If you knew Susie'
Edgar - Appalachian friend and collaborator of Yo-yo Ma

100% perfect, cloughie. Edgar Meyer plays double bass.

If you knew Susie: "there's none so classy as this fair lassie... oh my goodness, what a chassis"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InTuAeGjr4M

But my favourite is Sabine Meyer, a brilliant clarinettist!

Listen to this, Krommer's Octet-Partita for winds in B flat major, Op. 78 (nos 14-16 on this link). Such crisp ensemble playing. Track no 16 shows her virtuosic ability: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/kr...nd/id268791497

This might work for the whole movement (again track 16): http://open.spotify.com/track/210l2PEfomtI8Y8rTP0sV0

[cloughie]

If you knew Susie: "there's none so classy as this fair lassie... oh my goodness, what a chassis"

I'm sure there's a parody in the wings for a certain welsh popular singer there.

I don't know why I stepped up for the last answer I haven't got a New one to put in - anyone else want a go?

[Flay]

Have my links worked? Has anyone else listened to the Meyer ensemble?