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Vivaldi, Gods, Emperors & Angels: Concertos for recorder, violin, bassoon & strings, performed by La Serenissima feat. Pamela Thorby (recorder), Peter Whelan (bassoon) and Sara Deborah Struntz (violin)
Toxic, Britney Spears
Wild Heart-Stevie Nicks 
Honestly? Lady Gaga - Alejandro. But it's on a playlist, so my next song is... Kapustin's Sonatina Op. 100. An eclectic mix there 
Hamish MacCunn, The Land of the Mountain and the Flood. Only three days 'til Burns' Night! 
Elgar, Pomp & Circumstance
Frozen Love-Buckingham Nicks
The Phat One, Chemical Substance
Steely Dan : 'Haitian Divorce' 
Toto : 'Rosanna'
Roxy Music-Avalon
I went to see them last night, they were brilliant
I went to see them last night, they were brilliant
Haydn Cello concerto in C, the allegro molto. Bored at the train station on the way home from my lesson. 
Hit Me With Your Best Shot-Pat Benatar
*dances*
*dances*
Tchaik Symphony No. 5
Cecilia Bartoli performing Vivaldi operatic arias with Il Giardino Armonico. 
http://www.classicaltv.com/v1184/classical...co-viva-vivaldi
http://www.classicaltv.com/v1184/classical...co-viva-vivaldi
WDR Big Band/King's Singers doing JSB's Christmas Oratorio....mmm.... 
Big-Band-Bag x
Big-Band-Bag x
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzjdsuesK9I&feature=feedu
How I long for the day I am good enough to play that.
How I long for the day I am good enough to play that.
Spanish Flea : Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass.
Oh Well-Fleetwood Mac
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Messiaen :'Messe de la Pentecote' played by the composer himself in his 1956 recording !
Messiaen :'Messe de la Pentecote' played by the composer himself in his 1956 recording !
Vivaldi - Stabat MAter, RV621...
... but I think I'm going to put on some 'Iron and Wine' instead (Shepherd's Dog)
... but I think I'm going to put on some 'Iron and Wine' instead (Shepherd's Dog)
Somebody banging and drilling outside...
Schubert D946 No.2 - I'm completely in love with this piece, can't stop listening to it and I can't get over the contrast between the main "theme" and the dark tension in the penultimate section of the piece. I've been toying with the first page at home and am wondering whether I have a hope in h3ll of learning the whole thing....
The sax solo when Rod Stewart singing passion just awesome
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNYyN7R4plQ
Forward to 3.35
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNYyN7R4plQ
Forward to 3.35
Andre Rieu
Jaques Brel
Theatre Organ Music on the ATOS online radio.
the piano tuner at work downstairs
...............
Dinu Lipatti playing Chopin Waltzes. Yum Yum Yum.
QUOTE(Solari @ Feb 13 2011, 02:15 AM) 
There is a beautiful arrangement of this for violin with piano accompaniment, its easy, about grade 5. PM me and I will send you a copy. My partner's brother gave me a copy with the intention of us playing it together, but we still have not managed to get together to play it as life is so busy... !
QUOTE(baiba @ Feb 13 2011, 08:02 AM)
QUOTE(Solari @ Feb 13 2011, 02:15 AM)
There is a beautiful arrangement of this for violin with piano accompaniment, its easy, about grade 5. PM me and I will send you a copy. My partner's brother gave me a copy with the intention of us playing it together, but we still have not managed to get together to play it as life is so busy... !
The original song's pretty nice as well
(Isn't it, Barry-Clari?
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QUOTE(baiba @ Feb 13 2011, 08:02 AM)
There is a beautiful arrangement of this for violin with piano accompaniment, its easy, about grade 5. PM me and I will send you a copy. My partner's brother gave me a copy with the intention of us playing it together, but we still have not managed to get together to play it as life is so busy... !
I've got a simpler arrangement for piano which is lovely - it's really difficult to make those block chords sound good though.
I've only really sight-read through it to be honest, it's on my list to do! EDIT: Ahhh, just had to go and have a play through.... Gorgeous, even with all my mistakes and scant regard for dynamics on the page...
Fretworks on the Early Music Show.
When The Spell Is Broken-Richard Thompson
Alex Klein (oboe) playing Pasculli's Gran Concerto on themes from Verd's I Vespri Siciliani
QUOTE(Fran*Piano @ Feb 13 2011, 04:49 PM)
When The Spell Is Broken-Richard Thompson
Britain's finest export.
The Choir on radio 3. English mad wriggles.
QUOTE(maggiemay @ Feb 13 2011, 07:30 PM)
The Choir on radio 3. English mad wriggles.
*penny drops*
*slowly*
*very slowly*
Rick Wakemann - The tales of king arthur and the knights of the round table
J.S.Bach's Prelude and Fugue in G BWV 541 followed by Chorale Preludes BWV 730 and 731 played by Jacques van Oorthmerssen at the Walsekerk Muller organ in Amsterdam.
Pelican in the Wilderness (Howard Goodall) sung by Enchanted Voices with Tippett Quartet. Wonderful stuff
Respighi Intermezzo - Serenata
William Alwyn (1905-85), String Quartet no. 3
Stevie Wonder : 'Overjoyed'
Random unknown stuff on Late Junction.
ELO : 'Livin' Thing'
I was listening to the Schubert Impromptu in C Minor (Op90/2) on the train... several times in fact. 
I really wish I could play this piece - it's amazing.
Spent some time last night loading all my new stuff onto my iPod - it's all gorgeous
I really wish I could play this piece - it's amazing.Spent some time last night loading all my new stuff onto my iPod - it's all gorgeous
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