Alphabet associations - I

[Tapiola]

I'm a dummy, apologies am51! I didn't follow that it was a suggestion

Pas du tout, Caliban. I thought the same as you, was about to send my last message, then the penny dropped and I had to rewrite the message, as it suddenly occurred to me what amateur may have been implying.

:cool2:

EDIT

Or could the F be "Fragments"...?

[vinteuil]

... or possibly Fantasy/ Fantasia/Fantastic/Fantastique???

[Angle]

Not enough information perhaps so I have added some and removed some


Tchaikovsky 3
Mahler 5
Berlioz
Beethoven 6

I thought this was gooing to be quick but woke up early, worrying about it.

[Angle]

Scratch Saint Saens from the list. I am ashamed to have wasted your time this morning with a simple mistake.

[Tapiola]

My great great uncle sang for Saint Saens.

Wild guess work, but is the answer "Folk" as in "... dance", as in Beethoven 6 (3rd movement), Tchaik 3 (2nd movement)...

No, that can't be right.

[rubbernecker]

They each have Five movements?

[Angle]

I knew it would be easy, in the end

FIVE movements

Over to rubberneck for G

I am sorry for my simple error and the confusion it obviously caused; probably the result of over-doing it yesterday.

[rubbernecker]

I knew it would be easy, in the end

FIVE movements

Over to rubberneck for G

I am sorry for my simple error and the confusion it obviously caused; probably the result of over-doing it yesterday.

I'll admit for a while there my head was stuck, gerbill-like, up a Faustian cul-de-sac...

Give me a mo to fashion a G.

[Tapiola]

They each have Five movements?

Well done, rubbers.

[Nick Armstrong]

...woke up early, worrying about it.

Is this a ? If not, fear not Don! We have all made the odd bog-up here! I for one think you've bolstered the old AA thread no end by joining in Certainly not worth losing sleep over! (Nonetheless, you'll be able to enjoy this amazing spring morning, hope the sun is shining across the Mersey?)

Nice one rubbers, even though the thought of the gerbil up Faust's cul-de-sac is going to spoil my day a little.

[Tapiola]

Nice one rubbers, even though the thought of the gerbil up Faust's cul-de-sac is going to spoil my day a little.

Indeed. Very Hollywood.

[vinteuil]

Indeed. Very Hollywood.

careful - media lawyers haunt these threads...

[rubbernecker]

What G connects a novel published in 1915, a thick-sounding harpsichordist and something of the night?

[Tapiola]

Gaspard?

[Tapiola]

careful - media lawyers haunt these threads...

Thanks for the reminder, vint.