Can anyone advise where the latest alphabetical answers are?
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Nice to varder your dolly old eek again, Anton!
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Cheers I'll try to get a feeble N out this evening!Comment
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Which N
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A German Symphony
Songs for Harvey and
A cover of a Kinks Classic
All musicalComment
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I won't deny itComment
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Brilliant but head toward the Sunset!Comment
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O you are wonderful!Comment
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You seemed completely at ease!Comment
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I honestly don't get it. What was the answer to [B]L/B] On well, off to bed.Comment
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Oh merce, I am not paying attention, believe me, nothing will happen here before midnight!! So, goodnightOriginally posted by merciawasn't it London?
struggling to concoct an O but I promise it will happen before midnight
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Night, night, Anna.
I shall hang around to see what mercia poses - and I might even get up early.Comment
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Otto Wesendonck lent Wagner a cottage on his estate. So misguided.
Otto Mahler, "handed back his ticket" in 1895, shooting himself but no-one really knows why.
The brain surgery was performed on one of the greatest Beethoven conductors of all time, in my humble view: Otto Klemperer who conducted the Philharmonia atthe first concert I went to at the Festival Hall. Arrau played the Emperor Concerto and the concert ended with the Seveth Symphony. Superb, but so long ago. It was Oct/Nov 1957.
Good question, Mercia.
And so to bed at 01.22Comment
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It was London Suite, love! Rubbernecker is free to archive it as simply London if he wishes. I was surprised that our great capital city (that's for Caliban's benefitOriginally posted by Anna View Post
) hadn't previously cropped up as an AA answer.
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O, what a beautiful morning, except that it is still quite windy and not very warm.
Which P
reached completion beside an Italian lake but was reduced from five acts to three
was a weaver whose bow was re-strung by the only capable man present,
was first performed in London with an overture by Ludwig and not Domenico?Comment
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