Whatever you say, you have the T anyway
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Here I am all alone. Must be time for bed.
I shall amend the third element to make it more obvious:
Which S was betrothed to a man who elsewhere is quite accustomed to getting into a lather?
And so to bed.Last edited by Angle; 14-04-11, 09:52.Comment
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The final Susanna is Figaro's betrothed in Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro.
In Rossini's Barber of Seville, Figaro does a lot of professional lathering.
Ofcachap wins that round and gets to set the T. Please.
I am now logging-outLast edited by mercia; 14-04-11, 17:38.Comment
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Lather... Barber... Of course!!!
Angle, you've gone monochrome...
Wonder what's happened to your nice blue and gold avatar...."...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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Thank you and good morning folks! Barber > lather: how could I have missed that. T coming up very shortly.
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What T specifically links these composers in the given order?
Richard Rodgers; Richard Rodgers; Wilfred Josephs; Carl Davis.Comment
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I was just idly wondering, rather than a strictly musical link, are we looking to spell out a four letter word?Comment
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Er....no.Comment
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Oh that's alright then! I can go offline happy in the knowledge that I was totally on the wrong trackOriginally posted by Ofcachap View Post
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The given order is chronological.Comment
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That's what I had, which is why I thought the 4 letter word might be "Time" spelt out alphabetically by compositions in chronological order. Just the way my mind works (or doesn't work!) if you follow!Originally posted by Ofcachap View PostComment
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Nothing that subtle. As it happens, three of the four elements that will lead you to the linking T begin with the same very familiar three-letter word (and that's 'definite'
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Oh, but I must go offline now for quite a while ...... I was also thinking of that three letter word but then discounted it. No doubt when I get back it'll be solved.Comment
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My avatar has gone monochrome for a few days, Caliban because I just felt like a bit of a change. Incidentally, it has a connection with Composer of the Week at the end of March/beginning of this month.
Now, under a monotonously grey sky the day begins with a funeral. I doubt if there will be anything but "My Way" - again.
Best wishes.
Well done, Ofcachap, and geetings everyone.Comment
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A clue for T: Start your search in 1952.Comment
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