Alphabet associations - I

[cloughie]

Thank the Lord for google and wiki! So, it's mercia or Flay then?

I'd say Flay for Q or R (as sometimes happens) on goal difference!

[Flay]

I'd say Flay for Q or R (as sometimes happens) on goal difference!

Sorry, we're going out in 15 mins for the evening. I nominate mercs or even ( ) Anna!

[cloughie]

Sorry, we're going out in 15 mins for the evening. I nominate mercs or even ( ) Anna!

Certainly a 50/50 on results!

[Nick Armstrong]

When DID we last have an Anna puzzle?!??!

There will be trouble due to marinading chickens and The Killing.... but I reckon it would be good to have one to chew on... (a puzzle, as well as a chicken thigh, if there's one spare.... )

[Anna]

When DID we last have an Anna puzzle?!??!

There will be trouble due to marinading chickens and The Killing.... but I reckon it would be good to have one to chew on... (a puzzle, as well as a chicken thigh, if there's one spare.... )

I did think of Charles Racquet and his enormous organ at Notre-Dame of course, and the game of racquettes ...... but, I have to attend to my dinner! Also, I just came in, as a sweeper

[Nick Armstrong]

I did think of Charles Racquet and his enormous organ at Notre-Dame of course, and the game of racquettes ...... but, I have to attend to my dinner! Also, I just came in, as a sweeper

[antongould]

Apologies if this has been before in your vast history but a Q to link

Glenn Gould
The Goldbergs and
Ernest Tomlinson

at least it could give us a clear winner

[Nick Armstrong]

your vast history

But 'tis "our" history - you are part of it !!

[antongould]

But 'tis "our" history - you are part of it !!

A very nervous, late starter.................

[Nick Armstrong]

Ernest Tomlinson

No idea yet but amazed to learn that he got his MBE this summer!

[antongould]

I've just realised it's easier to solve than the Sun crossword .................given "our tools" .....educational though hopefully!!!!

[cloughie]

Apologies if this has been before in your vast history but a Q to link

Glenn Gould
The Goldbergs and
Ernest Tomlinson

at least it could give us a clear winner

Anton, your intervention for a Q is very welcome, even if I never can solve your input. Hope I didn't rattle your cage too much on the overture thread. By the way how much do you use EXCEL for listing rather than calculations. I've used it to catalogue my music for years and I find it really good, particularly in the more updated versions - I think mine is 2007.

[antongould]

I find it really good and of course you'll need the extra rows over 64k 2007 gives you for your collection

[Nick Armstrong]

Apologies if this has been before in your vast history but a Q to link

Glenn Gould
The Goldbergs and
Ernest Tomlinson

at least it could give us a clear winner

Ah.... *penny drops emoticon*

Bach's Goldberg Variations, variation 30
Glenn Gould improvising e.g. on The Star-Spangled Banner and God Save the King.
Ernest Tomlinson's Fantasia on Auld Lang Syne

.... all Quodlibets

[cloughie]

Ah.... *penny drops emoticon*

Bach's Goldberg Variations, variation 30
Glenn Gould improvising e.g. on The Star-Spangled Banner and God Save the King.
Ernest Tomlinson's Fantasia on Auld Lang Syne

.... all Quodlibets

You bet - I'd just come to a similar conclusion but you were on your bike first!