Alphabet associations - I

[Flay]

I was about to say that!

Wasting your breath!

How can you complain after cloughie's confusing conundrum (which needed pure genius to solve )?

But yes, the Clara is Schumann

[Nick Armstrong]

Wasting your breath!

How can you complain after cloughie's confusing conundrum (which needed pure genius to solve )?

But yes, the Clara is Schumann

I'm afraid I missed cloughie's chef-d'oeuvre....

[cloughie]

So is it Mazurka?

[Flay]

So is it Mazurka?

Nope

[Flay]

It's a real Teaser isn't it? Miaow!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Edward's song wasn't a song

Chanson de Matin?

[cloughie]

Chanson de Matin?

Morning has broken - Teaser and the Firecat

[Flay]

Chanson de Matin?

Inspired, ferney!

[Flay]

Morning has broken - Teaser and the Firecat

See, it wasn't too difficult after all!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

So is the Clara Schumann connection one of the six Songs Without Words (Book 5 Op 62)?

[cloughie]

Clara Schumann Op23/2

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Clara Schumann Op23/2

Ah! More like! (I was misreading the "for Clara" clue, I think.)

[Flay]

So is the Clara Schumann connection one of the six Songs Without Words (Book 5 Op 62)?

Sorry ferney, cloughie has it!

[Flay]

Coleslaw:

Morning has broken from Cat Steven's Teaser and the Firecat
Chanson de Matin, Op. 15, No. 2 by Edward Elgar for violin and piano
An einem lichten Morgen (On a clear Morning) by Clara Schumann, song for voice & piano (Lieder aus Jucunde), Op. 23/2

Now that didn't hurt, Calibs, did it? Over to you, cloughie

[cloughie]

So is the Clara Schumann connection one of the six Songs Without Words (Book 5 Op 62)?

OK for an overnight N Paul's was bright, Neil's was quick and Henry fixed it.