Alphabet associations - I

[Angle]

Not sure about doing that, rubbernecker. I seem to have done quite a lot since the weekend and feel the need for a lighter day :) Anyway, I would like to solve K when it comes though I shall probably miss it by being away from home from this evening until Friday afternoon.

In I, when you say "another who sounds perfectly content" I assume that you mean another composer rather than simply another person.

[Tapiola]

Funnily enough, by my reckoning, the other composer shares a surname with a musical expression whose abbreviated form has links with another capital city.

If that makes any sense...

[rubbernecker]

Funnily enough, by my reckoning, the other composer shares a surname with a musical expression whose abbreviated form has links with another capital city.

If that makes any sense...

...which itself links to a railway station confusingly based in the country of the first composer's birth and referenced in a famous song by the Pet Shop Boys

So, anyone going to step up and proffer an answer?

[mercia]

If that makes any sense...

sounds fine to me

[Angle]

Am I offering assistance if I ask if his second forename was Gifford? He certainly seems content but I don't think I know his music.

Please provide the I, Tapiola, please.

[mercia]

yes, come on Tapiola

[Angle]

Tapiola, do your duty :)

[Angle]

Get on with it mercia

[Tapiola]

mercia has just done it - message 4050!

[Angle]

Your country needs one of you!

[rubbernecker]

Calm down, all of you, no one's got the third clue yet.

[Angle]

mercia has done the London-based musical director also?

Canm we have a round-up of the solutions?

[Angle]

I need something to calm me. Tea, I think. Back eventually.

[Tapiola]

...which itself links to a railway station confusingly based in the country of the first composer's birth and referenced in a famous song by the Pet Shop Boys

Then there is Washington Irving...

[mercia]

Irving Berlin
Irving Fine
Robert Augustine Irving DFC