Silver Girl, Fleetwood Mac I've had it stuck in my head all day, so came straight home and put it on!

A Michael Jackson Medley, arranged by this total genius called Kurt Schneider. In the video, all the parts are sung by a dude called Sam Tsui. He's got a great voice!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R12QVtuB0_Q

Dvorak's Slavonic Dance op. 46 no. 7 in C minor

Janacek's "On an Overgrown Path" played by Charles Owen.

I love this music. The pieces are mostly contemplative - very beautiful, in Janacek's very personal idiom.

Holst - The planets - "Saturn"

Defying Gravity from Wicked

Stanford - Magnificat in G - Sung by the Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge

Wonderful

I performed that in 2007 Lovely piece of music.

I'm listening to Life is a Highway, Tom Cochrane

Her Ghost In The Fog-Cradle Of Filth

Son of a Preacher Man by Dusty Springfield

Capriccio Espagnol : Rimsky-Korsakov

ravel
gaspard de la nuit

Tenpole Tudor, Swords of a Thousand Men

Ian Bostridge, The English Songbook CD.

What a Wonderful World : Louis Armstrong

Glee Album Volume 1

That didn't take long...

Yup got it on in work, much to my male colleagues' disgust

There's nothing wrong with an occasional bit of cheese

The Great Misconceptions Of Me-W.A.S.P.....such a thing for Blackie Lawless atm

Cyndi Lauper, Girls Just Wanna Have Fun

Daryl Hall & John Oates, Maneater

Wuthering Heights as performed by the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain. We went to see them last night and I can't get it out of my head.

He-e-eathcliffe!
Heathcliffe!

I still have them down as a group I really want to see live. Unfortunately, when they're in London next, I'm in France

Billy Idol, Hot in the City

Some jazzy music coming from a computer game the kids are playing with my hubby!! It's not bad considering!

Before that my daughter working through a beginners piano primer. She was doing ok.

Take That.

A lot of computer music scores are excellent. One from a few years ago which I thought was excellent was 'Space Channel 5'...

This was the main theme tune to Space Channel 5. You'll be humming it for weeks...

The Final Fantasy series has excellent music.

On the wing - Owl City

Arvo Part choral music: currently Nunc Dimittis playing.

I was there too! I also have one of their albums on, as we bought one there!

So currently: The Dambusters March as performed by the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain.

Amazed I didn't see you! We were with katyjay and Misterjay as well.

I'm surprised I didn't see you either then! I commented on the way home I didn't see anyone I knew (unlike most events there, when I know quite a few people each time!) It was good though.

Maybe I should be thankful then that youtube seems to be having problems this end..... ??

Try this link instead.

Bach's violin sonata in E, BWV-1016, two very good renditions on youtube.

It was excellent, and I still thinking of Je t'aime...moi non plus.

That one worked!!!

It's an old ('50s, I think) tune called 'Mexican Flyer', by Ken Woodman and his Piccadilly Brass. Arguably their most famous tune is 'Town Talk', which was used for many years as the theme tune to the Jimmy Young programme on Radio 2.

Get Loose-Yashin
I'd strongly advise people to look them up, they're really good

Sibelius Symphony No 5 on Radio 3, played by the LPO with Osmo Vänskä conducting.

Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful!

Got to love a bit of Sibelius mind (unless it's the notation software, which I passionately hate!)

A brilliant rendition Of Handels Blacksmith variations for Oboe, Bassoon and harpsticord-ITS BRILLAINT!!!!!


The only bad thing about it is that I cant find the sheet music, so it looks like im going to have to arrange it :@

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Ill do it now!

I think it's time I did some more flexi-arrangements

So I'm listening to various 50s/60s/70s theme tunes/pieces of music that might translate well to flexible ensemble.

Currently listening to 'At the Sign of the Swinging Cymbal' by Brian Fahey and his Orchestra. Gold star to the forumite who can tell me what programme that music is used for.

Sounds like Fluff Freeman's Pick of the Pops to me...

Do I get the gold star???

The pop song "All The Right Moves" by the band "One Republic" - the video is beautiful and they have a cello player which is kind of unusual ...