Alphabet associations - I

[amateur51]

'fraid so


C connecting

Claude married to Daniella, Rosalinde meets Gabriel and obstinate Liszt

Oooooh!

FLiszt wrote Czardas obstiné innit?

[Northender]

...which leads us perhaps to Die Fledermaus (but not to Monti?)

[mercia]

FLiszt wrote Czardas obstiné innit?

ooooh - so he did

[mercia]

...which leads us perhaps to Die Fledermaus

ooooh yes

[mercia]

not to Monti?

oooh why not ?

[Northender]

Well, I know that he famously wrote a Czardas, but I can't link that to any of the clues...
EDIT: Ah...
Unfaithfully Yours?

[mercia]

Well, I know that he famously wrote a Czardas, but I can't link that to any of the clues...

might it have been used in a film ?

[Northender]

Cross-posted! Dudley Moore in a 1984 film featuring a violin duel and Monti's Czardas.

[mercia]

OK

Liszt - one of three Csardas
Die Fledermaus - Csardas at the point where a disguised Rosalinde meets Gabriel Eisenstein
Film Unfaithfully Yours involving characters Claude Eastman and Daniella, apparently there is a violin playing duel involving Monti's Csardas

well done all

who's next ?

[amateur51]

OK

Liszt - one of three Csardas
Die Fledermaus - Csardas at the point where a disguised Rosalinde meets Gabriel Eisenstein
Film Unfaithfully Yours involving characters Claude Eastman and Daniella, apparently there is a violin playing duel involving Monti's Csardas

well done all

who's next ?

Clearly Norths innit

[Northender]

You're very kind, especially as you set me on my way!
I'll work on a 'D'.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

ooooh - so he did

ooooh yes

oooh why not ?

[Northender]

Which 'D' based pieces on a Goodfellow, the creation of a comic juggler and a visitor to The Great White Horse?

[Flay]

Which 'D' based pieces on a Goodfellow, the creation of a comic juggler and a visitor to The Great White Horse?

Gosh, I'm de bussy man just now, I wish I could join in. But with all these social services reports and case conferences about that Walse family....

[Northender]

Gosh, I'm de bussy man just now, I wish I could join in. But with all these social services reports and case conferences about that Walse family....

(never mind, you can explain when it's time to satisfy Anna's Law)