Alphabet associations - I

[Nick Armstrong]

You have missed a '0' -it will soon be 10,000. This single thread accounts for about 10 per cent of all the postings on the Forum.

No, Flay was right - page 1000... (soon 10,000 postings)

[Nick Armstrong]

he most certainly did not

is it L = lieder?

But a teasing M from ferne would equally be most welcome

[subcontrabass]

No, Flay was right - page 1000... (soon 10,000 postings)

Pages depends on your settings. I have 20 posts to a page, so we are on page 500 when I look at it.

[Don Petter]

Pages depends on your settings. I have 20 posts to a page, so we are on page 500 when I look at it.

Only page 250 for me!

[mercia]

yeah, well somebody mentioned lieder before me

[Nick Armstrong]

yeah, well somebody mentioned lieder before me

ps I didn't know there were page setting options. It seems Flay and I have the default 10 per page.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

I owe an M? Try this:

An act of piping for what sounds like a tramp.
A composer's set of prayers for Sir Mick, perhaps?
Just stones from a writer by nature.

All joined by the same M.

Best Wishes.

[Don Petter]

An act of piping for what sounds like a tramp.

Something by Haydn, documented by 'Hobo Ken'?

[Nick Armstrong]

Something by Haydn, documented by 'Hobo Ken'?

My compliments to Don for that amusing jeu de mots give me posting 10,000 I think!

Hoboken was my H, but a few letters ago...

I'm thinking stones... Sir Mick is therefore Jagger... ???

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Something by Haydn, documented by 'Hobo Ken'?

Genius!
Stick with "Hobo", though.

I'm off out now 'til about four-ish.

[Flay]

oboe?

[Flay]

Sir Mick - Sir Michael Tippett? Magnificat?

Just thinking out loud.

[Norfolk Born]

Morris? (William Morris based something on part of Ruskin's Stones of Venice').

[Norfolk Born]

Stevie Wonder's original surname was Morris, and he toured with the Rolling Stones.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Flay: Oboe, yes; Tippett, no.

Norf: Morris is off course, but fascinating info about Stevie Wonder.