Alphabet associations - I

[Nick Armstrong]

Keep it going, Mercia. (That's two of the four of the three )

Phew.. whirlwind pace here, since I was on last night!

A question: how was mercia's "Heart of Darkness" two 'D"s?

[Lateralthinking1]

Etudes

[mercia]

Etudes

sorry, no

[Lateralthinking1]

Are you quite sure?

[Flay]

Phew.. whirlwind pace here, since I was on last night!

A question: how was mercia's "Heart of Darkness" two 'D"s?

Go back to the original question, Calibs:

Three Ds from this:

Glam in the heart of mid-day gloom

Two are musical, two are novels

Heart of Darkness was both a novel and an opera.

[Lateralthinking1]

Etincelles

[mercia]

Etincelles

if you can just tell me the 3 composers names, we'll move swiftly on

[Lateralthinking1]

Moritz Moszkowski - Étincelles, Mon Etincelle - Emile Naroyinin, Thoedor Kullak - Theme et ETUDE les Etinelles, L'Etincelle - revolutionary paper in Guadeloupe, French for sparks

[mercia]

Moritz Moszkowski - Étincelles, Mon Etincelle - Emile Naroyinin, Thoedor Kullak - Theme et ETUDE, L'Etincelle - revolutionary paper in Guadeloupe, French for sparks

brilliant, full marks, actually I had Skaters' Waltz Emile Waldteufel, but what the heck

it's assuredly your go

[Flay]

Gosh, I was looking at Electricity (sparky): http://kayfabe.net/post/10921008497/...ving-its-alive as in Victor Moritz

[Lateralthinking1]

What F came from La Rochelle, hopped to Cow Island and inspired a song without words from the man who made Atlantis?

[Flay]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6f/Atlantis_silhouette.jpg/797px-Atlantis_silhouette.jpg

[Lateralthinking1]

Nice picture Flay. You almost sound as if you are halfway there. As for Atlantis, it could have started here -

[Lateralthinking1]

......and here's an odd thing. La Rochelle isn't here -

[Anna]

Even with two picture clues I am lost at sea! Flay obviously has an idea (although I gain no clues from his picture I trust his superior knowledge in all things!) I was looking at Plato of course but got nowhere, the only F I came up with was Francis Bacon's 1627 essay The New Atlantis or an explorer called Fawcett who it is said discovered it but then he also disappeared! So far nothing musical rings a bell and there are several Cow Islands ....... Knowing Lat's interests I wonder if it's something to do with World Music?