Alphabet associations - I

[antongould]

Well if you insist
Krieger

Adam??
Johann and Johann Philipp
Robby of the Doors
Henry of Dreamgirls

[rubbernecker]

Well if you insist
Krieger

Adam??
Johann and Johann Philipp
Robby of the Doors
Henry of Dreamgirls

Oh, bravo, Anton. All five.

L-egantly done

[Angle]

Well I never.

Congrats.

[amateur51]

Well done, Anton!

I must away for I hear the toot-toot of The Last Train To Noddington Junction!

Good night all!

[rubbernecker]

Well done, Anton!

I must away for I hear the toot-toot of The Last Train To Noddington Junction!

Good night all!

'Night ammy, although I was half expecting you to post one of your topical and amusing YouTube links, eg. the night Jim Morrison whipped it out...

I'm turning in too.

[antongould]

What L hopefully links

A Symphony by one of the few men to "put music to" Paul Simon lyrics
What comes after Losing One's Religion
A possible occupant of the aforementioned Mr. Simon's graveyard in You Can Call Me Al

[Angle]

All I can think of at this late hour is : Leonard Bernstein used a Paul Simon lyric in one part of his Mass: A Theatre Piece for Singers, Players, and Dancers.

But now to bed

[antongould]

I never knew that so sadly no - so interesting though!

[antongould]

Found Grumpy Paul's input to the Mass....

".....Half the people are drowned and the other half are swimming in the wrong direction."

Don't pen them like that anymore!

[Anna]

I'm doing an Angle here, drifting around at an unearthly hour but honestly, the owls yet again waking me up. Sometimes it's positively Hogwartian here. Also, I see we had I-I as the composer and I always wanted, if I had grabbed an I, to set him as an answer so why did I not get it!?? Answer - not paying attention!

[Norfolk Born]

Lulu? There'a cartoon character called - is it Lightning or Little? - Lulu, and the Paul Simon song refers to a cartoon churchyard full of cartoon charaters. There's a 'Lulu Symphony' based on three numbers from Berg's opera of the same name. Still thinking about the loss of faith.

[antongould]

Cartoon graveyard is correct but Lulu doesn't, sadly, really make me want to Shout with joy!

[rubbernecker]

What L hopefully links

A Symphony by one of the few men to "put music to" Paul Simon lyrics
What comes after Losing One's Religion
A possible occupant of the aforementioned Mr. Simon's graveyard in You Can Call Me Al

Low

-Philip Glass Symphony No. 1 based on the Bowie album. (PG's Songs from Liquid Days uses PS texts)
-The track following Losing My Religion on REM's Out of Time
-Cartoonist David Low

[Norfolk Born]

Boom!Boom! I'll think on, as they say.

[Norfolk Born]

Low

-Philip Glass Symphony No. 1 based on the Bowie album. (PG's Songs from Liquid Days uses PS texts)
-The track following Losing My Religion on REM's Out of Time
-Cartoonist David Low

It looks as if somebody got up firing on all cylinders this morning!