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looking at Joel's discography nothing relevant leaps out, so in the spirit of wild guesswork how about Halifax, Wellington ...... ? -
We met as soulmates on Parris Island....Originally posted by mercia View Post
EDIT: I shall leave it to mercia to give you the name of the third city (which he will certainly have had no trouble finding) and suggest he set a 'K'.Comment
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Goodnight SaigonOriginally posted by Norfolk Born View Post
sorry I'm rather slow today (well everyday if truth be told)Comment
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Cross-posted - well done mercia. Three Billy Joel songs.Originally posted by mercia View PostComment
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Originally posted by amateur51 View PostOh NOT Hugo Wolf then?
Just got the Corrie omni starting, Norfs... Prosecution barrister's a bit of a drama queen, ain't he?
EDIT: the lady counsel for the Defence is terrific though! Scary...."...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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I think I've been here before
a K with condutorships in Liverpool, Dallas and Geneva who refused to re-open a trunk of his compositions that had lain hidden for 20 years in a Milanese basementComment
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Paul Kletzki (whose recordings of the Beethoven symphonies I am hoping to order soon)?Originally posted by mercia View Post
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Thanking you, mercs!Originally posted by mercia View Post
that indeed is the gentleman
indubitably your turn
This L was a pupil of Liszt and Brahms; and an authority on Beethoven; he married an Austrian woman; played Tchaikovsky’s piano concerto no 1 in Moscow; and his pupils included an almost-forgotten Hungarian pianist who was a clue here in the last cycle and an unmelancholy Dane
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Frederic LamondOriginally posted by amateur51 View PostThanking you, mercs!
This L was a pupil of Liszt and Brahms; and an authority on Beethoven; he married an Austrian woman; played Tchaikovsky’s piano concerto no 1 in Moscow; and his pupils included an almost-forgotten Hungarian pianist who was a clue here in the last cycle and an unmelancholy DaneComment
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Spot-on scb.!Originally posted by subcontrabass View Post
Like a good scientist or policeman, it would be good if you could present your evidence re the Hungarian pianist and the unmelancholy Dane, svp
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Yes I need an explanation!Originally posted by amateur51 View PostSpot-on scb.!
Like a good scientist or policeman, it would be good if you could present your evidence re the Hungarian pianist and the unmelancholy Dane, svp
As detailed as possible ... I'm lost!
"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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All the relevant information is in Wikipedia. Specifically his pupils included Ervin Nyíregyházi and Victor Borge.Originally posted by amateur51 View PostSpot-on scb.!
Like a good scientist or policeman, it would be good if you could present your evidence re the Hungarian pianist and the unmelancholy Dane, svpComment
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I thought that Dumbledore never consulted Wiki?Originally posted by subcontrabass View Post
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