Sonny Rollins at Ronnie Scott's in 1974 - recorded from BBC4 a few weeks ago. Jazz bagpipes anyone?!

Me... salsa, salsa and more salsa.
After concert on April 1st I think I'm definitely need a break.
Gregorian chant or something.

A bit of Mode Plagal (Greek jazz funk) and a song in Welsh entitled Dwr about the annihilation of the village of Capel Celyn in 1963 by the corporation of Liverpool.

now I'm upstairs in my own space I've got Glosoli by Sigur Ros on. I am getting into Sigur Ros big style, it's music that really touches on the erogenous zones of your inner soul. Shall be downloading much much more when I get my data limit reset.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POsdJ8xZLuo

Stevie Wonder : I Wish

Communards - Disenchanted.

Class!

Bx

Jimmy Somerville was better in Bronski Beat

Albinoni Oboe Concerto Op 7/6 with a view to deciding where to try sticking some twiddles.

Mendelssohn on Classic FM.

Ah! I used to love 'The Singing Potato'..

for countertenors in pop

for countertenors, full stop!

Imagination, Just an Illusion

Mozart Oboe Concerto

Radio 4

On that note(!), I'm being subjected to Bros, I Owe You Nothing.

Ariadne auf Naxos

Mozart

A random selection of tunes from the show tonight which seem to be on continuous loop in my head since the dress rehearsal on Sunday. Last night tomorrow so no hope of displacing them before Thurs.

Segment Creek, Lunar Lamp

Whatever it is that Nat West is playing while I hooooooooold

Grieg's Piano Concerto, performed by Cecile Ousset

'Le Freak' - Chic

Alfred Brendel playing Schubert : Sonata in a D.537.

Andre Rieu

Brahms One on Radio Three

The Spirit of Schubert concert- Radio 3.


(and my cat snoring in the armchair! )

Graham Norton on Radio 2. Such great songs as 'Hands Up' by Ottawan...

Frankie Goes to Hollywood - War.

80s-Bag x

Edwin Starr's War is better

Sorry, Baz, but I'm at the mercy of my Pod shuffling along to itself

Bx

You mean you have both songs on there?...

Enrique Granados, Sardana from 12 Spanish Dances

There's a story in there somewhere....

Ricard Lamote de Grignon, Monocromies

'Get it Right Next Time' as sung by the late, great Gerry Rafferty.

Leonskaja's Schubert on R3 of course!

same here

These radio 3 in-depth weeks are fascinating. You don't have to listen to them, of course. They did one on Chopin some while ago and I'm not a great fan, so I mostly went somewhere else and read or watched a dvd while my OH sat and luxuriated. But I'm really enjoying the Schubert week. Poor little fellow!

Lennox Berkeley, String Quartet No. 3

Barry White : 'Let The Music Play'

Mozart Adagio K 261

Wish I could play like that...

Tony Blackburn counting down a chart from March 1986 on Pick of the Pops.

It was soon after this that the likes of Stock, Aitken and Waterman started to infest the chart and, in my opinion, the standard of much pop music started to slide...

Die Zauberflote, kindly loaned to me by my flute teacher.

We were looking at some excerpts from it, when I suddenly realised that I had never heard the whole thing. It was a set work when I did my Music Diploma, but you only got recordings of the bits you were actually supposed to study.

Still Schubert.

Almost total silence (apart from the tapping of my keyboard!).

whatever Classic FM see fit to play nice easy listening on a Sunday morning

Ann Hobson Pilot playing John William's On Willow and Birches which he wrote for her. Bargain for about $Aus2.50 on i tunes.

Then when that is over unfortunately we will have to put on the ditties for the Catholic Schools Music Festival for practice - things like Titanic Medley (the worst of the lot tied with You Make Me Feel Like Dancing), Hot Chocolate, You Raise Me Up, Oh Happy Day, Will You Teach Me, Do You Know the Way to San Jose and others of similar ilk. Its a long time 'til September for the event too. We sang things like the Dream of Gerontius at school. Its certainly a new era.

There's nothing wrong with the two works/groups I've put in bold, but I'm with you on the rest of it

Paolo Conte, Nelson

Acker Bilk : Stranger on the Shore. On Radio 2.