Alphabet associations - I

[Flay]

I Hate to Have to Hurry you...

[subcontrabass]

I Hate to Have to Hurry you...

What's the rush? The third day of Christmas is a long way away.

[mercia]

Act 5 of La Haine (hatred ? ) by Sardou with incidental music by Offenbach, Cordelia's brother Giugurta poisons her (I haven't yet discovered why)

is that Alex Beaupain and Camelia Jordana ?

[Flay]

Act 5 of La Haine (hatred ? ) by Sardou with incidental music by Offenbach, Cordelia's brother Giugurta poisons her (I haven't yet discovered why)

is that Alex Beaupain and Camelia Jordana ?

It's a sad story.

And yes it's Mr Goodbread!

[Flay]

What's the rush? The third day of Christmas is a long way away.

It took me a while to work that out! Brilliant!

[mercia]

well google took me to Mr Beaupain and I listened to a few seconds of what presumably is a song called Avant La Haine - is that a famous song ? not sure who Camelia Jordana is. Adam's one act vaudeville La haine d'une femme (is flay trying to tell us something ? ) dates from 1824 but I've no idea what it's about.

[Flay]

Well done mercs:

Alex Beaupain & Camélia Jordana - Avant la Haine from the album Pourquoi battait mon cœur (a costly CD!)

La Haine, a drama in five acts and eight tableaux by Victorien Sardou premiered at the Théâtre de la Gaîté in Paris in 1874. Offenbach, director of the theatre, composed incidental music for it.

Adolphe Adam's vaudeville: La Haine d'une femme ou Le jeune homme à marier (1824).

Well mercs stumbled on the Idea but I vote for Subby for his witty Interjection

[subcontrabass]

Well mercs stumbled on the Idea but I vote for Subby for his witty Interjection

If you insist:

An I to link Eric (or Erik), Rigoletto reversed for babes, and James (making a lurch on his own).

[mercia]

is that the vexatious Eric Satie ? and Zachary James ?

[subcontrabass]

is that the vexatious Eric Satie ? and Zachary James ?

Good start.

[mercia]

hmmmmm - well Zachary "Lurch" James attended Ithaca College, but that's as far as I can get at the moment

[subcontrabass]

hmmmmm - well Zachary "Lurch" James attended Ithaca College, but that's as far as I can get at the moment

That seems to be going in the wrong direction. You should not be looking for a place.

[Flay]

That seems to be going in the wrong direction.

Yes. What Imbeciles!

[subcontrabass]

Yes. What Imbeciles!

Details?

[Flay]

Details?

Zachary James appeared in his own one man opera, Imbecile d' Amour in New York in 2008

"L'Imbecile" (Babes with Blades): "Twisted Gender-Bender Burlesque" based on Rigoletto by Aaron Adair

As for Satie - well he commented about Wagnerians as experts or Imbeciles. Is that the answer?