Alphabet associations - I

[Flay]

The wonderful widow of 18 springs?

Yup! Welcome back!

[amateur51]

coo well done Odds - welcome back indeed

[Quarky]

And Reich music for 18 musicians -. sections called pulses

[Flay]

And Reich music for 18 musicians -. sections called pulses

That's the one, Odders!

Frozen Coleslaw:

Tchaikovsky: 18 pieces for solo piano, Op. 72
Cage: The Wonderful Widow of Eighteen Springs for voice and closed piano
Reich: Music for 18 Musicians

Please Fearlessly Favour us with an F, Oddball. Go on, I know you want to...

[Quarky]

OK, just a simple test to see whether I am on the right lines in setting clues: F

a strange number or note and a song, but not in the garden in this cold weather.

[mercia]

false relation ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_relation

[Quarky]

Very interesting mercia - but I had in mind something more simple and pleasing to the ear.

[mercia]

fair enough, I was going for the strange note part

I am assuming, rightly or wrongly, that there are three parts

1 - a strange number or note
2 - a song
3 - not in the garden in this weather

and that all three parts are the F word (so to speak)

[amateur51]

fair enough, I was going for the strange note part

I am assuming, rightly or wrongly, that there are three parts

1 - a strange number or note
2 - a song
3 - not in the garden in this weather

and that all three parts are the F word (so to speak)

Fibonacci?

[mercia]

I certainly wouldn't fibonacci in this weather

[Flay]

a strange number or note and a song, but not in the garden in this cold weather.

Are there three parts to this, and if so, please could you clarify where the divisions are?

[Nick Armstrong]

I certainly wouldn't fibonacci in this weather

Fair-weather fibonaccists Nothing worse!!



I have no idea what I'm talking about.

Glad Odders is back, and that I've arrived to a thread recently cleared of E-numbers

[Quarky]

OK, just a simple test to see whether I am on the right lines in setting clues: F

a strange number or note and a song, but not in the garden in this cold weather.

OK - to decompose:
1. A strange number
2. A note
3. A song, but not in the garden in this cold weather.

[mercia]

so a song about nice weather or a summer flower, perhaps

the sun has got his hat on, hip-hip-hip hooray

a classical song ?

[Quarky]

A song, but not anything so hi-fallutin that you might hear on Radio 3.

In fact decidely lo-fallutin that you might hear on another radio station.