Ok, now that's over, having a listen to Beethoven Sonata no 20 in G as I'm supposed to be learning part of it over the Christmas break

That's better, Juniper

Jocelyn Brown (great voice ) : 'Somebody Else's Guy'.

Christmas eve's Nine Lesson and Carols from Kings

Because The Night-Patti Smith

J.S. Bach's BWV 682 Chorale-Prelude on 'Vater unser . .' played by David Goode (organ).

'Bring me Sunshine' , as sung by the great Morecambe and Wise

My neighbour practicing arpeggios. I wonder if someone is taking an exam. If you are my neighbour and are reading this, hello

Emma Johnson playing Finzi's Five Bagatelles

Nicholas Daniel (oboe) playing Piazzolla's Oblivion
(for the third time )

HA. I'm listening to it right now. Wow.

Yes, I found it sort of by accident. Seventh heaven.

Cat snoring in one ear, and tinnitus in the other.....

That's the kind of thing you don't want to be listening to at 1.38am

I just had a student request Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit, so I am listening to that and jotting it down for them. Am then going to have a listen to some Percy Grainger as am teaching that a bit later today. Those two tunes could not be more different!!

Currently listening to the Ultimate hall of Fame on Classic FM.

Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue

My Hans Zimmer playlist

He's brilliant!!!



Yep, know that one!



Anything particularly good you can recommend?

and , in that order...

Mahler Symphony 3. I need to get aquainted with it as I am playing it at the end of March.

Mika-Happy Ending

We're doing it in choir, apparently

"Take a Pebble" by Emerson, Lake and Palmer.

Alessi Brothers : 'Oh Lori'

Lay All Your Love On Me-Mamma Mia soundtrack

Massenet, M?ditation from Tha?s

Prokofiev's piano transcription of Romeo and Juliet...

Me too!

Satara flute played by Pierre Hamon

I'm On Fire-Bruce Springsteen

Wow, that's an amazing coincidence! It's so beautiful... especially the last movement. I have no self control - just requested the score from the library even though my list of things I want to play is already unrealistically long

Right now I'm listening to the Marriage of Figaro though At least I won't be tempted to play it!

Mozart, Mozart and more Mozart. Several days to go.

Johann Christian Bach, Concerto in Cminor for viola

I'm starting to obsess about this piece so I think I'll have to look for the sheet music to see if I can play it (unlikely )

George Raphael, Reiki

Mel Torme : 'Coming Home Baby'...

The bins being emptied.

Tahiti Trot-Shostakovich

We're playing it in orchestra

Tchaikovsky Symphony No 5, first movement. Looking forward to the horn solo in the second.

The only music I ever really listen to is my alarm in the morning! That said, I set my alarm to quality music. Currently it is the fourth movement from Shostakovic's fifth symphony, I think it is definitely good waking up music.

This http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ud2XKt2N8fs...feature=related

Maybe not as technically good vocally as the album version, but the last two minutes or so give me absolute chills to watch/listen to!

Rachmaninov, prelude op. 32 no.5

After hearing Nikolai Lugansky play it at the Royal Festival Hall last night (his first encore), I have totally fallen in love with that piece and cannot stop listening to it today!

Here is a recording of the piece I found on youtube this morning:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RL6AvFp153o

I am listening to a recording of the Bach Chaconne. I am becoming a fan of Bach and baroque stuff.

Jo?o Gilberto, Chega de saudade

Yay! Both fun pieces I played... five-ish years ago I'm getting old... But anyway, the J.C. Bach/Casadeus (I think it's actually mostly Casadeus to tell the truth...) is a great piece - the last movement is quite tough though! Not easy to nail in performance... And the second movement of the Tchaikovsky is just beautiful! I'm jealous of you horn players...

Mozart C Minor Mass - stunning....John Eliot Gardiner's mob...

EBS-Bag x

London Symphony - 2nd Mvt

Yellowjackets and the Metropole Orchestra

Tchaikovsky - Barcarolle

you tube recordings of certain pieces by: Delius
Faure
Mozart
and Haydn.


Does this list look familiar barry-clari?

I take it that's a yes b-c