QUOTE(Aeolienne @ May 19 2011, 12:53 AM) 
Soft Cell, Tainted Love
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Soft Cell, Tainted Love
Steve Miller Band, The Joker
Lajos Lencses (oboe), Astor Piazzolla
'Dies irae' from the Verdi Requiem.
Mozart horn concerto K447 - Allegro
Locus Iste- Bruckner.
Singing on Tuesday. Love the Bass Part.
Singing on Tuesday. Love the Bass Part.
The Up For It Crew, Viagro
QUOTE(Aeolienne @ May 19 2011, 12:53 AM)
Soft Cell, Tainted Love
I'm listening to Hugh Laurie singing St James Infirmary - his voice is GORGEOUS
I'm a little bit in love.
Herb Alpert on iPlayer. Always worth listening to 
Bob Marley whilst I research!!
whilst I research!!
Leonard Cohen - what a blast from the past, eh? 
The Soundtrack to Batman Forever
Super-Hero Bag x
Super-Hero Bag x
J.S Bach's 2nd violin concerto played by A.S Mutter.
The spine-tingling Aurin girls' choir.
1940s 'pop' used in the soundtrack of a computer game MrB is playing.
QUOTE(maggiemay @ May 30 2011, 02:08 PM)
The spine-tingling Aurin girls' choir.
The second movement of Tchaikovsky's first symphony. That man knew how to write a catchy tune, but how long before I get bored with it??
Quincy Jones' various compositions
QUOTE(barry-clari @ May 31 2011, 07:53 AM)
Quincy Jones' various compositions
Oh for the like button.
The groove merchant
The birds singing!
No sleep last night - jet lag problem.
No sleep last night - jet lag problem.
Three Little Fishies - don't know why but I can't get it out of my head
My cat snoring very loudly 
Vanessa Carlton - "A Thousand Miles"
QUOTE(corenfa @ Jun 9 2011, 10:03 PM)
Vanessa Carlton - "A Thousand Miles"
I do like the piano bit in that.
I am, as ever, listening to the whirring of my laptop fan.
I may be the only musician in the world who doesn't listen to music in her spare time...
Messiaen's "Et exspecto resurrectionem mortuorum" from the Snape Maltings.
Corinne Bailey-Rae : Put your Records on
The Isley Brothers : 'Who's That Lady'
ok ok ok.... the original 'Tubular Bells' !!!
(It was a freeby from the Daily Mail that my Dad gave me months ago and I've just found at the bottom of a pile of stuff)
It's quite good fun!
(It was a freeby from the Daily Mail that my Dad gave me months ago and I've just found at the bottom of a pile of stuff)
It's quite good fun!
the gentle swish -swish of the washing machine.
The decorator painting the outside of the house... thanks for reminding me maggie.
the food mixer as my husband makes asparagus soup......
The rain. It's making me sleepy and it's not even 8.30pm..
1959 on Pick of the Pops with Tony Blackburn
Pie Jesu - J. Rutter as sung by the Cambridge Singers.
Dvorak, Carnival Overture
The Wimbledon equivalent of willow on leather - felty stuff on nylon catgut?
QUOTE(Crotchetymum @ Jun 20 2011, 03:56 PM)
nylon catgut?
An oxymoron surely?
QUOTE(pushpull @ Jun 20 2011, 07:44 PM)
QUOTE(Crotchetymum @ Jun 20 2011, 03:56 PM)
nylon catgut?
An oxymoron surely?
I expect so
but just nylon didn't sound right, and I'm sure it used to be catgut, so I was hedging my bets
Could it be magic by Barry Manilow
DJ Cam feat. Anggun, Summer in Paris
Ronald Binge: The Watermill
It was broadcast on R3 on my route home from a teaching job last night. I used to play this on the oboe when I was in the VIth form. It made me feel all nostalgic.
It was broadcast on R3 on my route home from a teaching job last night. I used to play this on the oboe when I was in the VIth form. It made me feel all nostalgic.
Irene Cara, Fame
1972 on Pick of the Pops. Currently The Who.
I Believe in Miracles, by the Jackson Sisters
RVW 2/ii
QUOTE(Seer_Green @ Jun 29 2011, 11:01 PM)
RVW 2/ii
good taste! Very keen on RVW.
Tony Blackburn on Pick of the Pops, 1976. Unfortunately, it's Demis Roussos at no. 3... 
Adele 21................over and over .......and singing my little heart out (very badly) for at least the last hour and half 
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