Originally posted by Flay
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Does Louis Karchin enter this R?
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Excellent when I've finished Lady Gould's list of overdue tasks - around midnight - I should have time for further studies. Unless someone else steps up to the plate of course ..........Originally posted by Flay View PostKar-ching!
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Romulus?Comment
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I have, correctly I hope, added Carly Simon to Louis Karchin the clues being one of their compositions/albums and another composition/album being a Romulus ......., but as for the EU(?) butterfly???Comment
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Very good. Shall I give you the third for free?Originally posted by antongould View PostPacta sunt servanda !!!Comment
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I won't complain my good man........Comment
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Papillon, a ballet by Offenbach.
What Searing clues can you Shoot us with?13 January 1854: Incidental music to Romulus, a comédie by Dumas, Feuillet and Bocage, by Jacques Offenbach (34) is performed for the first time, at the Comédie-Française.Pacta sunt servanda !!!Comment
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Did you know that a few days later:
This could be an informative website:18 January 1854 Robert (43) and Clara (34) Schumann leave Düsseldorf for Hanover to give concerts and visit Johannes Brahms (20) and Joseph Joachim. It is their last trip together.
http://musicandhistory.com/Pacta sunt servanda !!!Comment
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An S to connect
Segovia
Esther Fisher
George Hall Neale........Comment
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By Jove! I think he's got it...Originally posted by Dave2002 View PostPacta sunt servanda !!!Comment
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Very commendable effort but sadly no....the S is a composer with links to the 3 people mentioned.......Originally posted by Dave2002 View PostComment
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