Alphabet associations - I

[mercia]

the Hockney exhibition

where's that taking place, if I may be so bold? - have fun.

Lemon Hound.

[amateur51]

where's that taking place, if I may be so bold? - have fun.

Lemon Hound.

At the Royal Academy in London, mercs

http://www.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibitions/hockney/

You look as though you've sniffed out the Q, mercs

[mercia]

sniffed out the Q

simply hoping to nudge someone else, but I guess I should post if you're about to depart

Jean-Guihen Queyras of the Arcanto Quartet, Sina Queyras, poet, and the 3000+metre Grand Queyras alpine mountain

[amateur51]

simply hoping to nudge someone else, but I guess I should post if you're about to depart

Jean-Guihen Queyras of the Arcanto Quartet, Sina Queyras, poet, and the 3000+metre Grand Queyras alpine mountain

Bravo mercs! - not a dodgy pianist in sight

Over to you for the R

[mercia]

not a dodgy pianist in sight

shame have a good day

[Nick Armstrong]

Karl & Lisa Otto

Now I got that yesterday... well, inferred that it must be Otto and that Otto must be the surname of those two people. But I couldn't find any reference to them! Who were they, mercs?

[mercia]

Who were they?

this is as much as I know

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisa_Otto

R

a D flat prelude, a canticle and Lockwood in the gutter

[Angle]

As many XXXXXXX join to form a great river of water?

[mercia]

As many XXXXXXX join to form a great river of water?

probably

so the answer is ................ ?

[Norfolk Born]

Well, there's Chopin's Raindrop Prelude and Britten's Canticle 'Still Falls the Rain'. Dunno about the Lockwood.

[Nick Armstrong]

this is as much as I know

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisa_Otto

R

a D flat prelude, a canticle and Lockwood in the gutter

I wonder why on earth Lisa eluded my clutches...

Stumped on the R.... oh no I'm not! Just had an idea.

Rain?

Raindrop prelude by Chopin
Still Falls The Rain by Britten

Can't think of the third...


EDIT: CURSES!!! Norfs got there first! And it was because I was catching up on Friday's Corrie, and got sidetracked by the private detective's pics of Carla and Peter...

[mercia]

Well, there's Chopin's Raindrop Prelude and Britten's Canticle 'Still Falls the Rain'. Dunno about the Lockwood.

Norfolk to the rescue
Don Lockwood
EDIT ........ and caliban rushes in too ...............

[subcontrabass]

I wonder why on earth Lisa eluded my clutches...

Stumped on the R.... oh no I'm not! Just had an idea.

Rain?


Can't think of the third...

"Singin' in the Rain" - in the musical the character singing the song of the same name is called Don Lockwood.

[mercia]

"Singin' in the Rain" - in the musical the character singing the song of the same name is called Don Lockwood.

brollies at ten paces to decide who takes the S
Norfie I guess

[subcontrabass]

brollies at ten paces to decide who takes the S
Norfie I guess

Angle was the first to indicate a solution.