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The sun has risen, as usual, in Suffolk...but I'm still totally in the dark as far as this question is concerned. Any chance, please, of a recapitulation of wherever it is we are?
I don't really understand the link between the question and the answers (despite having a degree from the University of Southampton ).
I suppose the wandering eye refers to 'Oh No John, No John No'...but does the 'trio' refer to the three words in the name of the musical or to the original Three Tenors Concert at the Baths of Calacalla?
Just a mo....I suppose a trio member's breakthrough could refer to the change from 'No, No' to 'Nanette'...which leaves us with ....(sorry, my brain's seized up).
(The customary English translation of 'Nessun Dorma' is 'None shall sleep' by the way).
I dunno - what a shower! Mercia won't set them, Anna won't finish them, and I don't understand any of it ...
Well, my thought about the 'No' was that it was to do with Luigi Nono, but obviously it wasn't him. Norfy got the No No Nanette so perhaps he should set it as I'm not going to be around (and I still don't understand about the maiden on yonder hill)
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