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The French from France really got into the machine age.....

B - Composer Arthur Honneger wrote in 1923 a piece called "Pacific 231" or "Mouvement Symphonique #1". Inspired by

1 - An airplane
2 - A railway locomotive
3 - A long-distance telephone call
4 - A fast passenger ship

G - Inspired by the simple beauty of the industrial age, this company's "signature" products were simply named "5" and "17". (Plus the name of the company...)

B - An airplane

G - Chanel (their perfume numbers)

etaoin22 wrote:The French from France really got into the machine age.....

B - Composer Arthur Honneger wrote in 1923 a piece called "Pacific 231" or "Mouvement Symphonique #1". Inspired by


3 - A long-distance telephone call


G - Inspired by the simple beauty of the industrial age, this company's "signature" products were simply named "5" and "17". (Plus the name of the company...)

I got nuthin'

An airplane

Chanel

1923?

A plane

Chanel?

well. lets wrap up.

Pacific 231 is inspired by a railway locomotive.

The confusing thing, maybe, is that in Europe steam locos were classified by the number of wheels on one side, but in North America the reference was o both sides.

counting the small wheels at the front, then the driving wheels. then the small wheels under the cab.

so Pacific 231 in France would be a 4-6-2 in North America. I think also Pacific is a reference to Canadian Pacific which built hundreds, but I am not sure.

And of course, Chanel.

I got one half!

Yay me!

and millions of points for effort, all, which is OK since I really didnt feel like trying to pencil up tabs of scores.

etaoin22 wrote:The French from France really got into the machine age.....

B - Composer Arthur Honneger wrote in 1923 a piece called "Pacific 231" or "Mouvement Symphonique #1". Inspired by

1 - An airplane
2 - A railway locomotive
3 - A long-distance telephone call
4 - A fast passenger ship

G - Inspired by the simple beauty of the industrial age, this company's "signature" products were simply named "5" and "17". (Plus the name of the company...)

Gotta be the ship.

Chanel perfume. Every woman alive wants Chanel #5.

Hmm. I have of course heard of Chanel No. 5 but dint know about 17.

Never wore either, y'know!

Although, considering how badly I stunk up the joint with my answers, I should probably slap on a little aftershave.

Or at least break out the Glade...

etaoin22 wrote:and millions of points for effort, all, which is OK since I really didnt feel like trying to pencil up tabs of scores.

In that case, I...uhhh...got 'em ALL right.

Yeah, that's the ticket...