Alphabet associations - I

[Resurrection Man]

A Doctor travelling from the Middle East in the olden days, to India?

Please find the J

Very sneaky and un-Googleable !

[Nick Armstrong]

Travolta

I see. Well it's not him nor any other John.

There is a tenuous, indirect link between Travolta and the answer on the card, I suppose...

Very sneaky and un-Googleable !

Do I take it you've made a breakthrough?

[antongould]

Would I be looking in the wrong Jarre?

[Nick Armstrong]

Would I be looking in the wrong Jarre?

Anton: choose wisely

[antongould]

Anton: choose wisely

I'll try

Doctor Zhivago - Lawrence of the Middle East - Passage to India -

All Acadamy Award Winners for Mr. Jarre?

[Nick Armstrong]

I'll try

Doctor Zhivago - Lawrence of the Middle East - Passage to India -

All Acadamy Award Winners for Mr. Jarre?

Oh that's awfully good anton old sport.

Yes, Maurice Jarre's three Oscar-winning original scores.



Lead on, Kindly anton

[antongould]

K to connect

The Vice Admiral
The Tramps
The Hearse Concerto

[Resurrection Man]

Korngold?

Well solved, that last one, BTW. I was thinking Jericho, Jerusalem, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Jordan!

[antongould]

Korngold?

Sadly not

[Flay]

The Tramps

Is there just the one "m" in that name?

[antongould]

Is there just the one "m" in that name?

So my source tells me.....

[cloughie]

Ketelby?

[antongould]

Ketelby?

No we are in Christian name country.....

[Nick Armstrong]

There's a reference in "The Hearse Concerto" that I'm not getting - and no one else is either, judging by the sound of silence...

Are the three elements references to the titles of pieces by this K? Or are there different individuals involved, all with the name K? And is your use of 'Christian name' as opposed to 'first name' significant?

Could we have a clue please anton?

[vinteuil]

The Hearse Concerto

... is this, fr'instance, a piano concerto with a Funeral March?