Alphabet associations - I

[cloughie]

[QUOTE=antongould;523796]Sadly no but a bit of Danish and a bit of Homer seemingly .....[/QUOTE


Lotos ?

[Lat-Literal]

An L to link

Three Easy Pieces
Brothers
In The Blue

My first thought was Lehman(n) as in Brothers but I doubt that is right.

Then I thought Landowska followed by Louvin.

They are almost certainly wrong too.

A Lehmann has performed Three Easy Pieces which is presumably Stravinsky's and not the album track by Buffalo Tom, Landowska has links to Stravinsky and has been discussed in connection with Picasso's blue period and the Louvins recorded a country song called "Blue". Ah, maybe it isn't Stravinsky in view of your comments which I have just spotted.

[teamsaint]

My first thought was Lehman(n) as in Brothers but I doubt that is right.

Then I thought Landowska followed by Louvin.

They are almost certainly wrong too.

A Lehmann has performed Three Easy Pieces which is presumably Stravinsky's and not the album track by Buffalo Tom, Landowska has links to Stravinsky and has been discussed in connection with Picasso's blue period and the Louvins recorded a country song called "Blue". Ah, maybe it isn't Stravinsky in view of your comments which I have just spotted.

Lat, If my guess is right, it might help to have been to Uni.

[Lat-Literal]

Lat, If my guess is right, it might help to have been to Uni...........

Erm, law degree?

I was starting to think Lloyd-Webbers.

Or I suppose Danish could be some detective noir thing.

"A bit of Homer" is probably "son" as in "Homer Simpson".

Danish-something-son.

How about Lars or Larsson?

No.....I'm sure you are right.

[antongould]

Erm, law degree?

I was starting to think Lloyd-Webbers.

Or I suppose Danish could be some detective noir thing.

"A bit of Homer" is probably "son" as in "Homer Simpson".

Danish-something-son.

How about Lars or Larsson?

No.....I'm sure you are right.

Not that cryptic - if indeed cryptic at all - 3 composers from one place one of whom is not Stravinsky but another Three Easy Pieces man

[Flay]

I think I might know what the L is going on here but its all so cryptic, and there's work tomorrow, and I don't really need to get involved or keep harping on.....

Hmm. That links to this :

[Flay]

3 composers from one place one of whom is not Stravinsky but another Three Easy Pieces man

Hindemith

Cage

Marcel Georges Lucien Grandjany, who was a compser and harpist.

At seventeen he made his debut with the Concerts Lamoureux Orchestra, and gave his first solo recital, winning immediate acclaim.

.....but none of these come from a place with an L

[Lat-Literal]

Not that cryptic - if indeed cryptic at all - 3 composers from one place one of whom is not Stravinsky but another Three Easy Pieces man

Hindemith, Alwyn, Satie, Sor?

[Lat-Literal]

Hindemith

Cage

Marcel Georges Lucien Grandjany, who was a compser and harpist.

.....but none of these come from a place with an L

Ah - Cage was born in LA.

[antongould]

Ah - Cage was born in LA.

What Steve McLaren would call a light bulb moment .....

[Lat-Literal]

What Steve McLaren would call a light bulb moment .....

Stephen Hartke - The Blue Studio

[Flay]

What Steve McLaren would call a light bulb moment .....

[antongould]

Stephen Hartke - The Blue Studio

No In The Blue is the actual name of the piece and to get Bothers you go to the pictures ..... with Homer the Dane ...

[Lat-Literal]

No In The Blue is the actual name of the piece and to get Bothers you go to the pictures ..... with Homer the Dane ...

That rules out Brian Wilson and brothers from Hawthorne, LA then.

And probably Mingus.

It isn't Adams, is it?

[antongould]

That rules out Brian Wilson and brothers from Hawthorne, LA then.

And probably Mingus.

Indeed although he was considered ....