Alphabet associations - I

[vinteuil]

no buses ... I fear

pity - it was my school bus route - happy memories


EDIT - link didn't work... oh well, it was a Bath Tramways 50 / 50A before it became a badger then First 271....

[mercia]

"oops this link is broken"
re: your bus

beg pardon, something has now come through

[Angle]

So not Julian
and not the bus from Haywards Heath to somewhere else god-forsaken
271 Picasso paintings found

The Psalms :

[mercia]

if it was a school bus, it would have been carrying young people

[mercia]

The Psalms :
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...vL._SS500_.jpg

you're there

[Angle]

271 : aha, I give a hint with Mozart

[mercia]

well done, that's 2 out of 3

[Angle]

Then I must abide:

Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 9 "Jeunehomme" in E flat major, K. 271

But I do not know about the music foundation and my guests have just arrived.

Best wishes, mercia

[Angle]

fleeting guilty visit

271 referred to Mozart K 271 "Jeunehomme"
The Psalm settings in 1598 were by Le Jeune
Jeune France was founded in 1936 by Jolivet

I'll get on with K now and be back soon.

[mercia]

well done

if you're busy with guests, don't worry about this, it's only a game

[Angle]

What K links:

- a moorland in Derbyshire
- a chocolate bar
- a setting of poems by one whose two children had died of scarlet fever

I leave it for you to adjudicate together. Should be back on Friday.

It has been an enjoyable week even though it turned out a bit exhausting yesterday. I must try to to be less enthusiastic.
Best wishes to everyone.
Don

[rubbernecker]

What K links:

- a moorland in Derbyshire
- a chocolate bar
- a setting of poems by one whose two children had died of scarlet fever

I leave it for you to adjudicate together. Should be back on Friday.

It has been an enjoyable week even though it turned out a bit exhausting yesterday. I must try to to be less enthusiastic.
Best wishes to everyone.
Don

Kinder Scout
Kinder bar
Kindertotenlieder, Mahler

[Nick Armstrong]

You're really making up for lost time... No adjudication required. You'll be working on your L even as I type, one assumes?

[rubbernecker]

Well, I was naively hoping Don was going to interrupt his social program to wave the chequered flag, but I guess Caliban has given the green light instead.

What L-usively connects a Gershwin song, a Shostakovitch symphony and a Liszt transcription?

[Nick Armstrong]

Don's green light is on but he is rightly devoting himself to his visitors... I imagine some furtive consulting of the screen at odd moments I'm sure he'll approve of us getting on with it.

Come on, Tapiola!!!!! A Shostakovich clue!