Alphabet associations - I

[subcontrabass]

Nanette has those sort of commas!?

[Nick Armstrong]

Zeppelin is the correct link. The commas in "No, no, " are significant.

I spent ages looking at Zeppelins on wikipedia! I couldn't find a T !!!

[subcontrabass]

I spent ages looking at Zeppelins on wikipedia! I couldn't find a T !!!

Try a musical Zeppelin.

[Nick Armstrong]

Try a musical Zeppelin.

Liszt is full of hot air and usually crashes and burns.... but that's not relevant right now....

[Anna]

No, No, Nanette is known for the song 'Tea for Two' I don't think Led Zep ever made a cover version!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

No, No, Nanette is known for the song 'Tea for Two' I don't think Led Zep ever made a cover version!

Arranged by DSCH as Tahiti Trot ... any use?

(Bernstein's Trouble in Tahiti?)

[subcontrabass]

No, No, Nanette is known for the song 'Tea for Two' I don't think Led Zep ever made a cover version!

Correct for "Tea for Two". Now look for a similar (but slightly different) title by Led Zeppelin.

[mercia]

Tea for One from the Presence album ????

[subcontrabass]

Tea for One from the Presence album ????

The Canadian composer of the middle item shares a surname with several other French composers.

[mercia]

I wish I could find the T question for which I am also seeking the answer

[subcontrabass]

I wish I could find the T question for which I am also seeking the answer

This was the original:

No, no, it's a night at the opera or alone with an airship.

[mercia]

This was the original:

No, no, it's a night at the opera or alone with an airship.

ah yes, thank you very much

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

I missed it the first time, too, mercia. If there's a prize for the best-worded puzzle on this thread, I think subby wins it by a mile with this!

[mercia]

a recap. solely for my benefit

no, no = no, no nanette = tea for two
alone with an airship = led zeppelin = tea for one

leaving an (incomplete ?) night at the opera with tea connections by a Canadian composer with the same surname as several French composers

[subcontrabass]

a recap. solely for my benefit

no, no = no, no nanette = tea for two
alone with an airship = led zeppelin = tea for one

leaving an (incomplete ?) night at the opera with tea connections by a Canadian composer with the same surname as several French composers

From the word linking the first two above and the additional clues Google will give the answer to the third (and it is not in Wikipedia).