Alphabet associations - I

[Flay]

A "signature" I discover

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

A "signature" I discover

- never enough of these, I find.

[mercia]

K please linking

Percy's red dog, Edward's sweepers and Charles's course de printemps

shouldn't detain you for long

[Flay]

HEY!
De-zop-ba-ronie
Hap-da-dee-ba-lat
Da-dat-dat-non
Hey, a-baby-dot-doo
Zaba-doo-doo-day-doo-bop
Doo-boo-doo-day, ze-bonz
Za-bop-bop-bobby

Za-bah-doo-dee!

Well, a-ree-bah-naza

He-beh-do-beh-doy

Well, a-lah-bah-zini

Wadahlabat-boodalabat

Seebahlalat-dodie

Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh

Well, a-ha ha ha ha

Rrrrahr-rrrahr!

Gettin' mad, baby!

Hall-owallo-a-la la

Mahata alottado

Hodolata-deetle-do

Do-zootle-dot-dot-dot-dot-dot

Gingle do doot do do do doot

Zeep-i-doo-da hab a daah....


Sorry mercs, I'm lost. No idea.

[mercia]

you certainly appear to have lost it however, googling 'Charles course de printemps' takes me straight to the answer

[Flay]

you certainly appear to have lost it however, googling 'Charles course de printemps' takes me straight to the answer

Don't you know your Disney?

Music based on Rudyard Kipling's stories:

Percy Grainger's Barrack-Room Ballads Series, no. 19, The Red Dog

Edward Elgar's Four Songs from The Fringes of the Fleet (1916), "The Lowestoft Boat", "Fate's Discourtesy", "Submarines" and "The Sweepers"

Charles Koechlin, La Course de Printemps, symphonic poem after Kipling, Op. 95

[subcontrabass]

Don't you know your Disney?

Music based on Rudyard Kipling's stories:

Percy Grainger's Barrack-Room Ballads Series, no. 19, The Red Dog

Edward Elgar's Four Songs from The Fringes of the Fleet (1916), "The Lowestoft Boat", "Fate's Discourtesy", "Submarines" and "The Sweepers"

Charles Koechlin, La Course de Printemps, symphonic poem after Kipling, Op. 95

http://saucyseasidepostcards.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/DC1409-Kipling-copy.jpg

[mercia]

Don't you know your Disney?

probably not

brilliant and fulsome answer

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

you certainly appear to have lost it

Ah, c'mon, Baggy - get with the beat!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOTZJ8EFgpk

[Flay]

http://saucyseasidepostcards.com/wp-...pling-copy.jpg

[Flay]

I'll give you L:

Belinda parted from Beowulf.

[Flay]

Ah, c'mon, Baggy - get with the beat!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOTZJ8EFgpk

Your link wouldn't work for me. Try this (3 mins in for the intellectual stuff!):

http://youtu.be/EKnQoWWySm8

[Flay]

It reminds me of that delightful Danny Kaye and Satchmo duet. (Two and a half minutes in for the intellectual stuff )

[cloughie]

I'll give you L:

Belinda parted from Beowulf.

The only L I can think of is Rob Lane who wrote music for Beowulf.

The other musical link is Howard Hanson

[Flay]

The other musical link is Howard Hanson

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