Alphabet associations - I

[mercia]

use of google?

I must admit I gave up several times in frustration, cursing Mr rubbers

tried all sorts of things without luck, the breakthrough was googling

"Peter stink composer" which took me to the quotation in wikipedia's entry on Tchaikovsky. - "Peter stank" or "Peter stinks" gave me nothing

[rubbernecker]

I must admit I gave up several times in frustration, cursing Mr rubbers

tried all sorts of things without luck, the breakthrough was googling

"Peter stink composer" which took me to the quotation. - "Peter stank" or "Peter stinks" gave me nothing

I thought Peter would be the obvious way in. In fact I'm surprised it didn't immediately set the alarm off in Caliban's own beautiful legal mind, being one of his bete-noir composers along with dear old Franz

I'd love to know precisely what imprecations in my good name were being uttered by Mr Mercia

[mercia]

a nice gentle I from nice gentle me
(somebody must get this before rubbers or we will be in for the long haul again )



an I connecting

- an exponent of the array mbira
- a pupil of Jacques Fevrier
- an ABC of music

[rubbernecker]

a nice gentle I from nice gentle me
(somebody must get this before rubbers or we will be in for the long haul again )

I can't imagine what you mean

[Norfolk Born]

I can't imagine what you mean

Very droll ....Imogen Heap, Imogen Cooper, dunno the third one.

[rubbernecker]

Very droll ....Imogen Heap, Imogen Cooper, dunno the third one.

Ofca, tut tut. Ms Holst!

[Norfolk Born]

Ofca, tut tut. Ms Holst!

I've just googled 'Imogen ABC of Music' and guess who turned up...

[Angle]

Not even going to try this time, Mercia, but it looks interesting. In fact, I am not going to be around for over a week being otherwise occupied at Gretna Green (happily, I shall be there as a guest only!), the Saddleworth Festival (http://www.saddleworthfestival.org.uk/events.html) and London for a bit of light relief.

Have a good week (ten days at least, everyone

[rubbernecker]

Not even going to try this time, Mercia, but it looks interesting. In fact, I am not going to be around for over a week being otherwise occupied at Gretna Green (happily, I shall be there as a guest only!), the Saddleworth Festival (http://www.saddleworthfestival.org.uk/events.html) and London for a bit of light relief.

Have a good week (ten days at least, everyone

Have fun, Angle. It's going to be warm, so I hope that casket of yours is air-conditioned!

[mercia]

phew, thank goodness Mr Ofca triumphs

indeed
I = Imogen

your turn

[mercia]

I've never quite understood that Gretna Green thing. I thought it was just a running joke in old films. I shall have to consult the blessed wiki. Take care Angle. See you anon.

[Norfolk Born]

phew, thank goodness Mr Ofca triumphs

indeed
I = Imogen

your turn

Working on a 'J' - back shortly!

[Anna]

Angle, the Saddleworth programme looks interesting, I see (on a comedy note) Barry Cryer and Colin Snell are there, beautiful countryside as well I think. Enjoy! According to Wiki 1 in 6 Scottish couples get married in Gretna, hope your couple have a wonderful day.

[Norfolk Born]

Which 'J' features in (a) a song quoted in a suite by Eric Coates; (b) a song used in Peter Sellers movie in which you can also hear Vera Lynn; and (c) the title of a song recorded by one of the cast of 'Guns At Batasi'?

[Nick Armstrong]

Very droll ....Imogen Heap, Imogen Cooper, dunno the third one.

I was thinking of another Imogen who has been occupying my professional thoughts of late.... http://www.comparebestodds.com/image...wer-197aLR.jpg