'How can I be sure' by Dusty Springfield
PS Does anyone know how to make the 'URL edit link' button work? - I always end up pasting and editing old links to make this conversion
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Schnittke's Canon in Memory of Igor Stravinsky - a friend introduced me to Schnittke last night and I'm in LOVE 
Dies Irae - Karl Jenkins
You Can Dance-Bryan Ferry 
Wham!, Freedom
'Toast' : Streetband
Money Money from Cabaret 
Lieder by Hugo Wolf from yesterday's Building a Library programme on Radio3.
Advent Carol Service on R3.
Various X Factor acts...
Songs from the Muppet Christmas Carol
Perfect soundtrack when snowed in, by a log fire, drinking cocoa!!
Perfect soundtrack when snowed in, by a log fire, drinking cocoa!!
Warszawa by David Bowie
Bach Prelude&Fugue in G minor (book 1) on Youtube
The Dragon Boy/The Bottomless Pit from Spirited Away I love Joe Hisaishi!
I love Joe Hisaishi!
The excellent Dave Brubeck Quartet on Jazz 625 on BBC Four. 
Loving the Alien, David Bowie
Jona Lewie : 'Stop the Cavalry'
Thought it's about time for the Christmas hits
Thought it's about time for the Christmas hits
Piano Concerto by Paderewski....again! 
QUOTE(DaisyChain @ Dec 2 2010, 11:58 AM) 
Piano Concerto by Paderewski....again!
Puts my listening material into perspective!
I'm onto 'I Wish it could be Christmas Every Day' by Wizzard
Pet Shop Boys, Yes
QUOTE(andante_in_c @ Nov 28 2010, 03:28 PM)
Lieder by Hugo Wolf from yesterday's Building a Library programme on Radio3.
Ah, that explains something
Err, do I have to be on topic - OK - the radiator, a plane in the distance, and surprisingly nothing else for being in this urban a bit of London.
'Sleigh Ride' : Leroy Anderson's classic as sung by the Ronettes
OneRepublic...
QUOTE(barry-clari @ Dec 3 2010, 10:15 AM)
'Sleigh Ride' : Leroy Anderson's classic as sung by the Ronettes
Ahhh this piece is the bane of my life at the moment!! We're playing it in orchestra and I just CAN'T play the tripletty bits fast enough
DJ Hardcore, Psyrens
CD Review on Radio 3. Lots of really good stuff this morning.
Chopin - Ballade No. 4
Radio 2. Waiting for Pick of the Pops with the legendary Tony Blackburn
Naji Hakim : 'Rubaiyat', a symphonic suite in four movements for organ influenced by the Persian poet Omar Khayyam whose work gives the title to the suite. The composer, a phenomenal musician, organist and improviser is playing himself on the Cavaille-Coll Organ of the Sacre-Coeur in Paris. The music (like all of Hakim's both composed and improvised) is by turns striking, scintillating, overwhelming and much else: a forceful expression of creative and performing artistry !
QUOTE(rovikered @ Dec 4 2010, 01:09 PM)
Naji Hakim : 'Rubaiyat', a symphonic suite in four movements for organ influenced by the Persian poet Omar Khayyam whose work gives the title to the suite. The composer, a phenomenal musician, organist and improviser is playing himself on the Cavaille-Coll Organ of the Sacre-Coeur in Paris. The music (like all of Hakim's both composed and improvised) is by turns striking, scintillating, overwhelming and much else: a forceful expression of creative and performing artistry !
That sounds great, rovikered. I really should explore Hakim's own works for organ.
The X Factor. Rebecca was very good
Inner City : 'Big Fun' . Very 80s 
More French organ music: the impressionistic 'Pieces de Fantaisie' by Louis Vierne played exquisitely on the organ of Notre-Dame, Paris, by Olivier Latry.
"Hall of the mountain king" being played slowly and faintly by my neighbour
QUOTE(rovikered @ Dec 5 2010, 01:18 PM)
More French organ music: the impressionistic 'Pieces de Fantaisie' by Louis Vierne played exquisitely on the organ of Notre-Dame, Paris, by Olivier Latry.
Ah, classic recording! I personally prefer the Ben Van Oosten at Rouen.
Currently listening to Liszt - Fantasia and Fugue on "Ad nos ad salutarem undam" - Played by Gillian Weir.
The ABBA programme on ITV1 
No Questions Asked-Stevie Nicks
My cat purring loudly
Right now I'm listening to 'Sicilienne' by Louis Vierne (from his 'Pieces de Fantaisie') played by Olivier Latry, but earlier, my first listening today was to a recording of a 1950s Dave Brubeck Quartet Concert, in honour of Brubeck's 90th birthday which is today.
Stevie Wonder : 'Sir Duke'
A rather excellent collection of art songs by one David Brubeck. Who, I think, could become a very successful composer, if only he'd stop messing about with all this jazz nonsense.....
http://www.naxos.com/catalogue/item.asp?item_code=8.559220
Seriously, though, he has this unexpected side to him, a legacy of his studies with Milhaud. Well worth a listen if you have a Naxos subscription
http://www.naxos.com/catalogue/item.asp?item_code=8.559220
Seriously, though, he has this unexpected side to him, a legacy of his studies with Milhaud. Well worth a listen if you have a Naxos subscription
Hocus Pocus by Focus. 
QUOTE(Ed the Tread. @ Dec 6 2010, 02:14 PM)
Hocus Pocus by Focus.
QUOTE(Ed the Tread. @ Dec 6 2010, 02:14 PM)
Hocus Pocus by Focus.
That is a top, top record
*goes to listen to it*
Freddie Freeloader...
Beethoven piano concerto no 3, with a view to possibly learning it (the solo part, that is). The first three and a half minutes seem within my capabilities.
Jon
Jon
The logical song - Supertramp
QUOTE(MDSS @ Dec 6 2010, 04:27 PM)
The logical song - Supertramp
Love it!
Through The Barricades by Spandau Ballet
Various bits of Dave Brubeck
Bach's Fantasia in Cminor (which I'm learning)
Tatiana Nikolayeva is such a supreme Bach pianist
Tatiana Nikolayeva is such a supreme Bach pianist
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