Listening to Schubert's Wanderer Fantasy played by Sviatoslav Richter. I love the last movement.

I'm in my office right now, which is open plan, so obviuosly I can hear forty+ other people typing, talking, etc. But every time it falls quiet...three clocks were put up on the wall this weekend (one for the US office, one for us, one for the Bangalore office) - and I can hear them ticking.

So that's what I'm listening to right now; give it two hours and I'll be in my car and listening to Handel's recorder sonatas...

Poor you, Maizie..

I'm listening to drip..drip..Ting! drip..drip..Ting! (The noises in my right ear). I'm trying to work out the interval between the second "drip" and the "ting". Sounds tonic to dominant to me.

Rosenkavalier on Radio 3

Currently, I'm listening to sounds of various PC case fans, one of which is obviously misalligned.

But yes, I think some music could be a good plan. Bit of Classic Trance Nation, maybe?

Supergrass - Caught by the fuzz

Stevie |Ray Vaughan - great electric guitar player - died young after his helicopter crashed into a mountain - the one that's on now is 'Floodin' down in Texas'.

Goldfrapp: Strict Machine

Quality!

Radio 3 - don't know what the music is though

Van Morrison - Moondance

Fall out - The Police

I love that song!!! Not listening to anything justnow...

The Art of Lang Lang... particuarly like Liszt, Hungarian Rhapsody no.2 in C sharp minor

Creepin' Up The Backstairs - The Fratellis!!

Plain White T's - Hey there Delilah

It's fantastic! Michael Buble did a cover, and that's fab too!

I LOVE REM

I remember when It's The End Of the World was used in a film (Independence Day? Maybe?) and people were going on about "this new REM song" and I was like, "um, no, that's an old one " - it was like a decade old or something I'm a big REM fan, saw them live years ago, brilliant!


I LOVE the Buble cover I don't know the original great song though!

My husband playing the bass line for 'Alright Now' on his new American Fender bass.

Elvis!

I can't believe it's his 30th Anniversary today!! Where has that time gone?

I'm listening to some relaxation music by Medwyn Goddall. Wondered if he was any relation to Howard?

Oh my goodness, you do not know how jealous I am that you have seen them live!!! That would have been SO brilliant, I am desperate to go and see them!!! I keep trying to sing 'It's the End of the World...' but it's just so fast !!! My friend are so sick of me going on about them, but I think they are fantastic !!! Justnow I am listening to 'Driver 8'!!!

It was a birthday present from my brother, the Monster tour, '95 I think - on the hallowed turf of Cardiff rams Park (RIP)

It was excellent, if you ever get the chance go see them.

I love Driver 8 I'm gonna have that going round and round my head now another really catchy one of their older stuff is Stand, which just gets stuck in your head for HOURS!

I'm a big (not to say obsessive...) REM fan, have been since the early 90s, have almost all their albums, a fair clutch of singles, a couple of videos, a book, and a T-shirt

You are so lucky !!! Sorry about getting it stuck in your head, I have a knack for doing that!!! I got The Great Beyond got stuck in my friend's head for ages, and she knew it as the 'elephant up the stairs' song ! Oh yeah Stand is so catchy, I love it!!! My mum and dad got me into REM, and since I got my iPod I can't stop listening to them!!! I think Ill just go and beg my mum and dad to let me see them live now...

Radiohead - Life in a glasshouse

Rolling Stones - Paint it black

LOVE that song have the single somewhere but lost it years ago, just hope I have only mislaid it and will one day find it again...


Kudos to your parents for having cool taste in music hope you get to see them live one day (hope I will again too!)

Yeah, The Great Beyond was constantly being played on my iPod, and I just started singing it so she got me the mp3 for my phone!!! Then SHE kept playing it !!! Yeah, I am so glad they got me into REM!!! And probably every other band I have the album for as well !!! I hope you do find the single, and I hope that you will also get to see them live again!!!

I just finished listening to This River is Wild by the Killers, and now I'm listening to the Films. Anyone else heard of the Films? (No? ok )

a washing machine in the distance ... well, not listening more hearing

Radiohead: Street Spirit (again)

Cricket (at lunch)

Ahh love that song!! I had to arrange it for our quartet for something, that was interesting!
Not listening to anything - going to bed!

Funnily enough, I am listening to it now as well...

Cuba - The Gibson Brothers.

So you'll be listening to it at 10.30 in the morning - or listening to more rain

Well after the cricket (I don't care whose playing I just love it on in the background even when I'm not really 'listening' - Aggers and Co. are just tops. Come on Durham!) But anyway - my 'song of the month' is Say, Love, If Ever Thou Didst Find' sang by Emma Kirkby and oops not sure off hand - anyway it's from John Dowland's Third Book of Songs and it's just driving my nuts with enjoyment. A bit dangerous as I've spent most of the month up a ladder redecorating the ceilings!!


She, she, she and only she.
She only Queen of love and beauty.

Hurmph - bet Elizabeth 1st didn't have to paint her own ceilings!! I'm bound to do a 'Mrs Doyle' before I've finished. But I'll be flying to floor to 'she she she and only she'

They were playing in Slane last night - watched it on the news - looked great despite the rain!!!

Im listening to Finzi's Bagateles for Clarinet and Piano

I love the Finzi 5 Bagatelles. Though, to listen to, I have a version with strings instead of piano.

Listening to Poulenc Sonata for Clarinet at the moment - will have to listen to the Finzi when I get to the end of this.

T.

When you say strings - what is the arrangement - Im looking for an arrangement of them for other instruments

The Proms: Bernstein Symphonic Dances from West Side Story

Change the world - Eric Clapton

- is it karaoke night noodle?

Peter Cincotti - Goodbye Philadelphia

See thread in Forums Cafe - Please listen

From the CD insert:
"The Bagatelles, completed as a set in 1943, were subsequently arranged for clarinet and strings by Lawrence Ashmore."

The recording is Naxos 8.553566 with Robert Plane and the Northern Sinfonia.

Hope that helps,
T.

I am listening to a CD of the theme music to the BBC series Monarch of the Glen, beautiful dreamy relaxing stress busting music!

Angie

A Goldfrapp CD I bought today.

San Jacinto

my 16 year old daughter hammering nails into her bedroom wall AGAIN !! That's what i'm listening to right now

The CD of bagpipe music I am listening to should drown that for you angie. It's the Glasgow Police Pipe Band, great in the car at volume my cat is listening to my headphones and nudging me, is he trying to tell me something?

Oddball I love Goldfrapp, going to play my CD Supernature next.

Angie

Woop! It's cool!

Taking a break from the modern music and doing a little work with some Schubert: Winterreise.