Alphabet associations - I

[Anna]

Thomas Moore - The Last Rose of Summer possibly
(I'm not playing, I just don't like loose ends! Flay has got it)

[Flay]

Thomas Moore - The Last Rose of Summer possibly

Good enough for me.

Give me a few Minutes please...

[Anna]

Give me a few Minutes please...

Here's a suggestion: Call me Madam! You could do a lot with this

[cloughie]

Here's a suggestion: Call me Madam! You could do a lot with this

You rose to the occasion!

[Anna]

You rose to the occasion!

Nah, I've already given it away, what my M would have been. It's down to Flay to set the M.

[Flay]

It's down to Flay to set the M.

My pleasure!

One of six was clear for Clara, but Edward's song wasn't a song. Another is
a Teaser.

[amateur51]

My pleasure!

One of six was clear for Clara, but Edward's song wasn't a song. Another is
a Teaser.

Is English the original language of all three?

[Flay]

Is English the original language of all three?

No, three different languages but all European.

[amateur51]

No, three different languages but all European.

In the Eurovision context, that's not much help - but thanks anyway

[cloughie]

In the Eurovision context, that's not much help - but thanks anyway

Say what you're thinking ams - nil points to Flay. In the meantime is Clara Bob's missus and is one of the European languages English. Actually the thought has just struck me that confusingly Edward could be German, as in the writer of the Welsh Rhapsody. This does not mean that one of the languages is Welsh.

[Flay]

Say what you're thinking ams - nil points to Flay. In the meantime is Clara Bob's missus and is one of the European languages English. Actually the thought has just struck me that confusingly Edward could be German, as in the writer of the Welsh Rhapsody. This does not mean that one of the languages is Welsh.

One M is actually in English. Edward's is not though, and not in German neither.

[cloughie]

One M is actually in English. Edward's is not though, and not in German neither.

Clear as mud - is the Clara in question Schumann?

[Nick Armstrong]

One of six was clear for Clara, but Edward's song wasn't a song. Another is a Teaser.

... What the....!!!

Have you been at the surgical spirit again Dr F???

That's a stinker!!

I've been chasing after Clara Edwards for a while.... An American singer, pianist, and composer of art songs. She also used the pseudonym Bernard Haigh....

That's as far as I've got

[cloughie]

Mazurka

[Nick Armstrong]

Mazurka

I was about to say that!