Alphabet associations

**Anna** · 14-03-12, 17:23

Originally Posted by cloughie

The J is part of the name of two of the composers and a work by the other.

Last gasp, Joseph, then I logg off and thank you, goodnight.

**cloughie** · 14-03-12, 17:23

Originally Posted by Anna

Last gasp, Joseph, then I logg off and thank you, goodnight.

Not Joseph either.

**Norfolk Born** · 14-03-12, 17:48

Originally Posted by cloughie

Short but

J links 3 composers.

JAMes Hook
JAMes Horner
JAMes Macmillan

**vinteuil** · 14-03-12, 17:52

Originally Posted by cloughie

Short but

J links 3 composers.

... is the word links significant?

Might we, fr'instance, be talking joins - joints - junctions - junctures ??

**ferneyhoughgeliebte** · 14-03-12, 17:56

Originally Posted by cloughie

The J is part of the name of two of the composers and a work by the other.

Hmm; Anna's Joseph fits the bill (Haydn, Holbrooke & Beethoven's Cantata on the Death of Emporer Joseph) - I think a little extra hint might be useful?

**Norfolk Born** · 14-03-12, 17:57

Originally Posted by cloughie

The J is part of the name of two of the composers and a work by the other.

I'm not sure what that means, cloughie. Is the J part of the name of a work by the other, or is it a work by the other?

**Anna** · 14-03-12, 18:05

Originally Posted by ferneyhoughgeliebte

Hmm; Anna's Joseph fits the bill

At last recognition!!

**Caliban** · 14-03-12, 18:16

Originally Posted by Anna

At last recognition!!

**Anna** · 14-03-12, 18:20

Originally Posted by Caliban

Thanks awfully Ducks, that is appreciated but life happens and we have to deal with it, painful as it is

**cloughie** · 14-03-12, 18:26

Originally Posted by Anna

At last recognition!!

Recognition, indeed Anna, but wrong nevertheless.

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