choral evensong on radio 3

My brother's horn practise. (The slow movement of one of Mozart's horn concertos.)

His Girl Friday - The Academy Is...

The Headless Children by W.A.S.P., my dad listening to Lacrimosa by Mozart and Mrs-Next-Door-Cello-Teacher practicing.
Quite a combination, I tell you!

Joshua bell playing calming violin tunes.

Handel's Messiah - recently been asked by piano teacher to do the tenor solos at a forthcoming bring and sing, and am listening for other examples of ornamentation.

I love that piece, it took a long time to grow on me but it's very special to me now, we played the whole thing last year (I'm guessing this is Panufnik?)
The harmonics are horrible to do when they don't work and fantastic when they do... out of interest, what recording are/were you listening to?

'Uprising' by Muse

The only one available on spotify by the national opera orchestra of monte carlo.

In our last rehearsal of this piece, we are pefroming it for christmas and end of term concert, the artificial harmonics sounded pretty dreadful and the rest of it sounded absoultely lovely.

The three visions are also pretty great, I enjoy playing them as well, obviously not vision I becuase it is trumpet only.

Officium - Jan Garbarek and the Hilliard Ensemble

Oooo, 80's Bag has dug out Bronski Beat's Age of Consent - just FAB!

Bop-Big-Hair-Bag x

'Your Song' - Ewan McGregor He's a fab singer, I think! And pretty gorgeous, too...

'Who Wants to Live Forever' - Queen

Home - michael buble

Mixture of;

Handel's 'Violin Sonatas' played by Andrew Manze and Richard Egarr;
Prokofievs 'Piano Concertos' played by Martha Argerich and the Montreal Symphony Orchestra;
'Anthems of Old Skool', specifically right now its Jaydee 'Plastic Dreams' - awesome (rave classics from the 1980s an 1990s...)


ahem...
denmark

G.O.G & The Never Ending Fairy Famillie, Alien Spaceships Flying in Formation

Silence, except for a couple of over excited guinea pigs, who are busy singing and giggling to each other, they are musical, never sing off key and charmingly they don't know that either!

Alien Dance Machine feat. Hebe Bond, Passion on E

My washing machine

The 'Death Note' anime soundtrack (not the movie...) - it's an incredible story!

Transvision Vamp, Baby I Don't Care
( which happens to be the first record I ever bought, although I'm listening to it on a CD now)

Such a good song! Gotta love it...

I'm now listening to 'That Don't Impress Me Much' - Shania Twain She's an incredible performer, I saw her in concert when I was thirteen I'm eighteen now, and I'm still looking forward to her next album...!

Ode to Joy (aka Beethoven's 9th / Choral Symphony), featuring James Morris as the soloist.

The commentary on my brother's football Wii game

Some "modern worship songs" - I'm not quite sure how I have them in my music collection, but I do.

My daughter playing along to Oasis Stand By Me on her acoustic guitar and doing a very good job of it!

Tallis, With all our heart performed by Oxford Camerata (dir. Jeremy Summerly)

As the World Falls Down - David Bowie

Me too and what a lovely tune it plays

Can't say I agree! It gives me a headache!

I'm now listening to The Sorcerer's Apprentice by Paul Dukas. And I can't help seeing Mickey and dancing brooms in my head

Electric Light Orchestra : 10538 Overture

One day, I'll be able to play the 'cello bit in it...

Greatest Day - Take That

Sousa marches performed by the Grenadier Guards.
Oompah, oompah, stuff it up your jumper...

The latest crop of X Factor songs. Stacey was pretty good...

Christmas CDs - only one more pay day before Christmas!

the queen symphony - played by the LSO.

Cold Cold Water - Mirah

Palladian Ensemble, The Winged Lion

The rain beating down relentlessly on the office roof

Libera - Sing Forever.

It's Oh So Quiet - Bjork

And it's giving me a headache, so I'm turning it off...

I am now listening listening to the composition that I did for my A2 last year - it's rather good, if I do say so myself! It was the first time that I'd composed for a full orchestra, so it was rather daunting... my teacher did try and discourage me for stress reasons, but I love a challenge.

Walton's String Quartet in A minor, recorded by the Britten Quartet.

Human Connect To Human - Tokio Hotel

Rimsky-Korsakov, 'Mlada' Suite

Bach's Kommst du nun, Jesu, vom Himmel herunter, BWV 650, played by David Briggs.

My brother playing the saxophone - something that sounds very fun to play! Called ?'Mr Creek'

Tales From the Vienna Woods - Strauss

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Cheryl Lynn, 'Encore'