Alphabet associations - I

[Flay]

Skipping X and Y shall we round off this cycle with a Z to link clothes, Florence, and chalk.

Zzzzzzemlinsky operas:

Kleider machen Leute (Clothes make the man)
Eine florentinische Tragödie
Der Kreidekreis (The Chalk Circle)

[subcontrabass]

Zzzzzzemlinsky operas:

Kleider machen Leute (Clothes make the man)
Eine florentinische Tragödie
Der Kreidekreis (The Chalk Circle)

[Flay]

Oh no, it's not my turn Again?

[Flay]

Oh yes it is!

For this A, anything goes for an inextinguishable, diminutive legendary aquatic creature

[cloughie]

Oh yes it is!

For this A, anything goes for an inextinguishable, diminutive legendary aquatic creature

Anything to do with Cole Albert Porter?

[Flay]

Anything to do with Cole Albert Porter?

Yep...

[Flay]

Yep...

Along with two others

[antongould]

Along with two others

Nielsen's middle name was August....never knew that...

[Flay]

Nielsen's middle name was August....never knew that...

Nor did I until yesterday. That's not the answer, but the composer is correct!

[antongould]

Nor did I until yesterday. That's not the answer, but the composer is correct!

Not A (as the first letter of a middle name) either then......must be off Lady Gould is coming...

[Flay]

Not A (as the first letter of a middle name) either then......must be off Lady Gould is coming...

It might surprise you, but the answer does begin with an A; it is the first letter of a word... Please see message #1



What about the aquatic creature???

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Ooh, this is a bit noisy for Christmas Eve - it's all a din in here.

[Flay]

Ooh, this is a bit noisy for Christmas Eve - it's all a din in here.

Oh no it isn't!

[Flay]

All together now....: OH YES IT IS!!!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Aladdin

Cole Porter adaptation (=Anything Goes
Nielsen Incidental Music (= Inextinguishable)

... and I'm stuck on the last! My thoughts incline towards a "Little Mermaid" (which took me from Zemlinsky to Hans Christian Anderson; and left me there for dome time). There is a Disney-inspired (to use the word entirely erroneously) pantomime adaptation called Aladdin and the Little Mermaid!? Any use?