Oh boy
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Shine on you Crazy Darling - Pink Floyd.
Oh boy
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Oh boy
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Eric Whitacre - When David Heard.
'Calling all the Heroes' : It Bites. Very 80s 
Chopin Waltz in b minor, Opus 69 No.2, performed by Stephen Hough
Piano in the Dark - Brenda Russell.
Fab
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Fab
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The Banchieri Singers.
Borodine - Scherzo from Symphony No 1. Quite fun. It just happens to be on a CD that came free with the French magazine "Diapason".
Before that I was listening to Kathleen Ferrier - "What is life without thee?" on the same CD but it made me so sad I couldn't bear it.
Before that I was listening to Kathleen Ferrier - "What is life without thee?" on the same CD but it made me so sad I couldn't bear it.
Hengist has shuffled upon Bach's Easter Oratorio. Sublime
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Feel the Need in me : Forrest. Prefer the original...
Thursday's 'In Tune' on iPlayer.
Now it's Glenn Miller and The Andrews Sisters!
The rain.
noise coming from the fair about half a mile away
Ken Leeeeeeeee.
(otherwise known as Without You, I think).
(otherwise known as Without You, I think).
Jacques Loussier
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QUOTE(Cyrilla @ May 24 2012, 11:13 PM) 
The Banchieri Singers.
Are they returning to the UK any time soon?
QUOTE(barry-clari @ Jun 13 2012, 09:08 AM)
QUOTE(Cyrilla @ May 24 2012, 11:13 PM)
The Banchieri Singers.
Are they returning to the UK any time soon?
I'm hoping to get them back over here next year...but of course it's expensive so I have to work out a way to do it...watch this space!
Copied from my post elsewhere:
On Radio 3 there is currently a concert of Stravinsky's Mass plus various bits of early music. Plus James McMillan's Intercessions for 3 Oboes. This is my idea of intelligent programming.
On Radio 3 there is currently a concert of Stravinsky's Mass plus various bits of early music. Plus James McMillan's Intercessions for 3 Oboes.
This is my idea of intelligent programming.
Josquin Desprez, El grillo
Elgar 1st Symphony - I'm meant to be playing it on Sunday...
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QUOTE(willobie @ Jun 22 2012, 03:42 PM)
Elgar 1st Symphony - I'm meant to be playing it on Sunday...
W
That's a relief - when you said you were meant to be practising Elgar I kept trying to remember which Elgar piece we were playing on Saturday.
Chris Rea - On the Beach.
Class.
Bx
Class.
Bx
Summer in the City : The Lovin' Spoonful
A wonderful recording of Rhapsody in Blue with Gershwin himself playing via piano roll!
I WILL play the clarinet solo at the beginning someday!!
I WILL play the clarinet solo at the beginning someday!!
Chopin, Waltz in A flat major, Opus 42, performed by Stephen Hough
The rain.
On youtube listening to Martin Frost play klezmer. What a tank.
Derek and the Dominos - Layla
Philip Bailey & Phil Collins, Easy Lover
The same thing that I've been listening to on and off all night - the rain...
recording of yesterday's performance. Resisting the temptation to tear it to bits.
QUOTE(corenfa @ Jul 8 2012, 11:55 AM)
recording of yesterday's performance. Resisting the temptation to tear it to bits.
Umm.. for what it's worth... I liked it! Edited to add, I have now downloaded it from iTunes. Interesting piece.
I'm listening to Turina Danzas Fantasticas - on the ATCL piano syllabus. I'd not heard them before. I like them. I need to be rather more able before I can play them!
Aw thanks 
I am mostly happy with it. I think I am playing better today, and in the past I'd have been massively annoyed that I wasn't playing like today yesterday, but now I feel that if I can play suboptimally and it's still credible, I am going to be happy.
Out of curiosity, who played the recording you got off iTunes? Is it Michael Boriskin? His is the only recording I've managed to find so far for purchase that is, there are a couple other different ones on youtube but those are either recorded performances or old recordings from LP uploaded.
I am mostly happy with it. I think I am playing better today, and in the past I'd have been massively annoyed that I wasn't playing like today yesterday, but now I feel that if I can play suboptimally and it's still credible, I am going to be happy.Out of curiosity, who played the recording you got off iTunes? Is it Michael Boriskin? His is the only recording I've managed to find so far for purchase that is, there are a couple other different ones on youtube but those are either recorded performances or old recordings from LP uploaded.
Very boring of me, I know but I am listening to the ABRSM new piano syllabus CD's. Actually I am quite enjoying them! I'm up to Grade 6 and was galvanised by the fact that the Thomas Arne Presto (A4) is one of the pieces I played for my own Grade 6 back somewhere around1960. Plus ca change....
Limahl, Never Ending Story
Monday's Prom, finishing with John Adams' "City Noir". The combined orchestras of the Juilliard and RAM conducted by John Adams. A super piece impressively played. John Adams' music gets better and better.
Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley, Idiom
No Good Deed - Idina Menzel
Vaughan-Williams Variations on a theme by Thomas Tallis. When thats finished its Songs from the Wood by Jethro Tull.
Dexy's Midnight Runners, Come on Eileen
Wallace and gromit Prom on Iplayer radio
The washing machine and the dishwasher. 
QUOTE(VH2 @ Aug 4 2012, 08:05 AM)
The washing machine and the dishwasher.
I hope you've put the right things in the right machine VH2!
Roberto Gerhard, Interlude in Cantares from Fantasia, performed by Pablo S?inz Villegas (guitar)
QUOTE(primrose.piano @ Aug 4 2012, 12:15 PM)
QUOTE(VH2 @ Aug 4 2012, 08:05 AM)
The washing machine and the dishwasher.
I hope you've put the right things in the right machine VH2!
Lennox Berkeley, String Quartet No.2
Tai kwondo on the bbc iplayer
Thomas Tallis, I call and cry to thee, O Lord
I'm listening to an orchestrated version of Albeniz Iberia. Apparently Ravel wanted to do it, but a Spanish guy I've never heard of got there before him. A huge shame 
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