Alphabet associations - I

[Flay]

That's our Anna!

No, I feel sure that this is our Anna (after rehab perhaps)

[amateur51]

No, I feel sure that this is our Anna (after rehab perhaps)

Are you suggesting that our Anna, the Gracie Fields of Lower Cwmtwrch, bears any sort of resemblance to the late Ms Winehouse

[Flay]

It's dear Fay.... (one letter short of a Flay)

[Flay]

Now then, what E links Votkinsk Vyatka, Sonsovka Ukraine, and Oldham Lancashire, incidentally?

Hmm - referring to Tchaik, Prok & Walton methinks

[Flay]

Maybe I should leave this elegy to others...

[amateur51]

Hmm - referring to Tchaik, Prok & Walton methinks

So far, so good ....

[amateur51]

Maybe I should leave this elegy to others...

... but this would be one step too far

[amateur51]

But not Elegy?

Correct, it's not Elegy

Perhaps you've been ignoring the last word of the clue

[Flay]

Correct, it's not Elegy

Perhaps you've been ignoring the last word of the clue

No, that was the Walton http://www.waltontrust.org/williamwalton/

"Discography" under E:

Elegy (from incidental music to Richard III)
Regent REGCD127
Choirs of Sheffield Cathedral/ Simon Lole /Christopher Betts/ Peter Heginbothamincl works by Howells/ Parry/ Dyson/ Lole/ Moore/ Shepherd/ Long/ Beatty/ Britten/ Harrison/ Cole Orchestra

[amateur51]

No, that was the Walton http://www.waltontrust.org/williamwalton/

"Discography" under E:

You're on the right track, especially with the origins but think weather more like today

[Flay]

You're on the right track, especially with the origins but think weather more like today

You need a genie for this one.

[amateur51]

You need a genie for this one.

I haven't the ghost of an idea what you mean

[Flay]

I haven't the ghost of an idea what you mean

I can't get Eugene Onegin to fit with Walton (except that Ema Walton sang in the ROH production in 2010).

[Flay]

No she didn't I should have read the whole article - it was referring to Joshua Goodman's The Man and Men

[amateur51]

No she didn't I should have read the whole article - it was referring to Joshua Goodman's The Man and Men

Right.

The E is a place, a cold place and it figures in a drama that Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky and Walton set incidental music for.