Alphabet associations - I

[amateur51]

An L of a performance Ams......

Hoping so, anton but I'll have to wait & see

Early start this morning so I'm going for an early snoozle ... but I do have an L as & when required

[amateur51]

I'm back from my snoozle, fully functional thanking you - and quite keen to dispose of my L once Cali has sounded the "All Clear!"

[Nick Armstrong]

A-ha! Chopin's Nocturnes Op. 9 (1833) are dedicated to "Madame Camille Pleyel" - she studied with Kalkbrenner Badda-boom!

Spot on

Kalkbrenner, virtuosic arranger of the Beethoven symphonies for piano, dedicatee of the Chopin piano concerto No 1 and teacher of Marie Pleyel, earns you an L of a well-deserved next go !

[amateur51]

Spot on

Kalkbrenner, virtuosic arranger of the Beethoven symphonies for piano, dedicatee of the Chopin piano concerto No 1 and teacher of Marie Pleyel, earns you an L of a well-deserved next go !

Thanking you for that all-clear, Cali

An L to connect directly a were-wolf in another tongue with a dancing ghost and indirectly to equations about uniform turbulent liquids

[amateur51]

Thanking you for that all-clear, Cali

An L to connect directly a were-wolf in another tongue with a dancing ghost and indirectly to equations about uniform turbulent liquids

The other-tongue in question is French

[Nick Armstrong]

The other-tongue in question is French

Ah.... thanks! coz till then I was nowhere.

French for werewolf is "loup-garou" I think.... ... L-L-L-Loup.... Doesn't get me very far though!

[amateur51]

Ah.... thanks! coz till then I was nowhere.

French for werewolf is "loup-garou" I think.... ... L-L-L-Loup.... Doesn't get me very far though!

Loup-garou is a major lead

let me check ... oh no, not as good as I'd hoped

OK try Zelazowa Wola, written in memory of Chopin

[Nick Armstrong]

Loup-garou is a major lead

let me check ... oh no, not as good as I'd hoped

OK try Zelazowa Wola, written in memory of Chopin

[amateur51]

I've just checked - the wiki entry gives the answer

[amateur51]

This L wrote a set of 12 Transcendental Études

[Nick Armstrong]

This L wrote a set of 12 Transcendental Études

Ah... Sergei Mikhailovich.... but where do the loups-garous come in?

In any event I must leave this to others ( what others....? where is everyone? merciaaaaa?)... I have "a function" shortly, and shall be offline till late / tomorrow...

[amateur51]

Ah... Sergei Mikhailovich.... but where do the loups-garous come in?

In any event I must leave this to others ( what others....? where is everyone? merciaaaaa?)... I have "a function" shortly, and shall be offline till late / tomorrow...

Sergei Mikhailovich Lyapunov is the answer. He wrote a set of 12 Transcendental études in memory of Liszt; the first of his Op. 35 - Divertissements is entitled Loup-garou; and his brother Aleksander was a physicist and mathematician Lyapunov known for his development of the stability theory of a dynamical system, and sundry phenomena

Who wants an M then?

[antongould]

Sergei Mikhailovich Lyapunov is the answer. He wrote a set of 12 Transcendental études in memory of Liszt; the first of his Op. 35 - Divertissements is entitled Loup-garou; and his brother Aleksander was a physicist and mathematician Lyapunov known for his development of the stability theory of a dynamical system, and sundry phenomena

Who wants an M then?

Has to be Rumpole when he returns from his "business lunch".....

[Flay]

Has to be Rumpole when he returns from his "business lunch".....

It didn't sound like a lunch Calibs was planning:

I have "a function" shortly, and shall be offline till late / tomorrow...

It sounds to me like he had one too many Senokots...

[Nick Armstrong]

It didn't sound like a lunch Calibs was planning:

It sounds to me like he had one too many Senokots...

Good to have a much-missed "online diagnosis" from Dr Flay again!

Here's a little nocturnal M then: Charms and Magic Songs and Dances in the Suburbs...