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Chopin's Nocturne No. 20 in C# Minor... doing my best to keep calm, and this helps!
Rimsky-Korsakov, 'The Golden Cockerel' Suite
QUOTE(oldnotes @ Dec 6 2010, 11:04 PM) 
We should do that at Bluewater/Lakeside/Brent Cross/wherever!
More from the Dave Brubeck Quartet.
Prokofiev's Lieutenant Kije Suite. I knew a lot of it already without realising. Some fruity bassoon!
Chic : 'Everybody Dance'. Excellent bass line!
QUOTE(barry-clari @ Dec 8 2010, 09:16 AM)
Chic : 'Everybody Dance'. Excellent bass line!
'Excellent bass line' also in what I'm listening to now, not to mention the upper lines : 'Fantasia and Fugue in g minor' BWV 542 by J.S. Bach played by Piet Kee.
Echo and the Bunnymen " Nothing lasts forever " and i'm going to see them on sunday 
The Beat - Tears of a Clown
Listening to Martha Argerich playing the second movement from the Rach three, and loving the dialogue between piano and orchestra 
Denn alles Fleisch es ist wie Gras - from Brahms' Requiem. So stirring.
QUOTE(Juniper @ Dec 8 2010, 06:47 PM)
The Beat - Tears of a Clown
Sorry : the Miracles version is better in my opinion!
La campanella - Liszt
What I wouldn't do to be able to play this
What I wouldn't do to be able to play this
Idlewild, 100 Broken Windows
I've been listening to some of Honegger's pieces. I'd only ever heard one thing before but he has actually written some lovely things!
Yuja Wang playing Scarlatti - yum
Last week's "The Organist Entertains" programme on BBC iplayer for one more time before this week's programme is broadcast tonight. The last item on the programme which I am hearing right now is an amazing and entertaining performance of "Czardas" arranged for piano and harmonium!
When You Need A Laugh, Patsy Cline. My mum used to sing this to me when I was a kid and I'd have to fill in any words she missed out 
Hector Berlioz - L'enfance du Christ
Steeleye Span : 'Gaudete'
J.S. Bach : the 'Dorian' Toccata and Fugue played by my favourite Bach interpreter of the past - the great Helmut Walcha.
Schnittke's String Quartet No. 4, Mvt. III
June Tabor.
The wonderful Sister Wendy Beckett on Radio 2
The Early Music Show on Radio 3 and musing on how there's nothing new in contemporary music.
'Usquequo, Domine' by Francisco Guerrero performed by the Chapel Choir of Selwyn College, Cambridge, conducted by Sarah MacDonald followed by the Gregorian chanting of Psalm 117,'Laudate Dominum'.
Waltz Number Two-Shostakovich I love it!
I love it!
The fabulous Cantamus girls chior,Lily and the Rose,beautiful song from the training chior that my daughter just happens to be in,
Finzi - Five Bagatelles
Ravel's Lullaby (Berceuse) on the name of Faur?, orchestrated for violin and orchestra. Can anything be more exquisite?
One Last Kiss-Madina Lake
Shostakovich - Pirogov Suite (finale) ... Levon Atomian arrangement. - awesome stuff.
BTW Fran, I love Madina Lake - Pandora and House of Cards are two of my fave songs at the mo
Ooooh...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Xpwf59A8uY...feature=related
YES! I'm finding Shostakovich that I like... and I always thought he was a weirdo that wrote odd stuff up until now!
BTW Fran, I love Madina Lake - Pandora and House of Cards are two of my fave songs at the mo
Ooooh...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Xpwf59A8uY...feature=related
YES! I'm finding Shostakovich that I like... and I always thought he was a weirdo that wrote odd stuff up until now!
Sheena Easton, Modern Girl
some very loud 'music', and I use that term very loosely, coming from the flat downstairs again 
QUOTE(louise1712 @ Dec 18 2010, 08:33 PM)
some very loud 'music', and I use that term very loosely, coming from the flat downstairs again
I'm listening to some Christmas tunes, before Strictly restarts
Habanera from Bizet's Carmen
See Help! thread*
Oooh I love Maria Callas
See Help! thread*
Oooh I love Maria Callas
'Must be Santa', as sung by Bob Dylan
babacool, Paint Me With Curly Toes
'Messiah'
I've been singing along very tunelessly as I stuff cloves into an orange and sort out my Christmas wrapping paper.
I've been singing along very tunelessly as I stuff cloves into an orange and sort out my Christmas wrapping paper.
"You're never fully dressed without a smile" from Annie.
It's on telly. So cheesy but great after a day's work
It's on telly. So cheesy but great after a day's work
QUOTE(Juniper @ Dec 19 2010, 04:49 PM)
"You're never fully dressed without a smile" from Annie.
It's on telly. So cheesy but great after a day's work
I'm sorry, I really cannot bear that musical!!!!!!!!!
QUOTE(barry-clari @ Dec 19 2010, 05:04 PM)
QUOTE(Juniper @ Dec 19 2010, 04:49 PM)
"You're never fully dressed without a smile" from Annie.
It's on telly. So cheesy but great after a day's work
I'm sorry, I really cannot bear that musical!!!!!!!!!
What?? Dumb dog, Maybe, Hard knock life?? Classics
QUOTE(Juniper @ Dec 19 2010, 05:05 PM)
QUOTE(barry-clari @ Dec 19 2010, 05:04 PM)
QUOTE(Juniper @ Dec 19 2010, 04:49 PM)
"You're never fully dressed without a smile" from Annie.
It's on telly. So cheesy but great after a day's work
I'm sorry, I really cannot bear that musical!!!!!!!!!
What?? Dumb dog, Maybe, Hard knock life?? Classics
Yes, true, but I still can't bear it!
And as for 'Tomorrow'...
QUOTE(barry-clari @ Dec 19 2010, 05:06 PM)
QUOTE(Juniper @ Dec 19 2010, 05:05 PM)
QUOTE(barry-clari @ Dec 19 2010, 05:04 PM)
QUOTE(Juniper @ Dec 19 2010, 04:49 PM)
"You're never fully dressed without a smile" from Annie.
It's on telly. So cheesy but great after a day's work
I'm sorry, I really cannot bear that musical!!!!!!!!!
What?? Dumb dog, Maybe, Hard knock life?? Classics
Yes, true, but I still can't bear it!
And as for 'Tomorrow'...
QUOTE(Cyrilla @ Dec 19 2010, 05:07 PM)
QUOTE(barry-clari @ Dec 19 2010, 05:06 PM)
QUOTE(Juniper @ Dec 19 2010, 05:05 PM)
QUOTE(barry-clari @ Dec 19 2010, 05:04 PM)
QUOTE(Juniper @ Dec 19 2010, 04:49 PM)
"You're never fully dressed without a smile" from Annie.
It's on telly. So cheesy but great after a day's work
I'm sorry, I really cannot bear that musical!!!!!!!!!
What?? Dumb dog, Maybe, Hard knock life?? Classics
Yes, true, but I still can't bear it!
And as for 'Tomorrow'...
The Sun'll come out, Tomorrow ....... I always wanted to play Miss Hannigan. Funnily enough a similar character to the ones I've already played, let me see Mrs Peacham in Threepenny Opera, Madame Thenardier in Les Mis, there seems to be a theme here
QUOTE(Juniper @ Dec 19 2010, 05:15 PM)
The Sun'll come out, Tomorrow ....... Tomorrow, Tomorrow,Can't stand it, Tomorrow,
That song is a dreadful din...
Now listening to "I don't need anything but you"
QUOTE(Juniper @ Dec 19 2010, 05:31 PM)
Now listening to "I don't need anything but you"
Oh good
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