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Björk, Post
Baroque recorder concertos performed by Sonnerie feat. Pamela Thorby
Alfred Brendel playing Beethoven Bagatelles...
Chopin's Nocturne in Bb Minor - wowee 
Beethoven "Pathetique" (for the 3rd time in a row!!!). I only knew the second movement and right now I am amazed that I actually really like the 3 movements as usually there's always one movement I'm not too keen on in Beethoven's sonatas.
Bazzini violin pieces played by Chloe Hanslip.
Delightful
Delightful
canon in d on harp
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English Suite No. 1 in A Major, BWV 806/I. Prélude
The silence of the snow...
QUOTE(Cyrilla @ Feb 2 2009, 12:14 AM) 
The silence of the snow...
Is that an Einaudi piece?
QUOTE(petrat @ Feb 2 2009, 12:15 AM)
QUOTE(Cyrilla @ Feb 2 2009, 12:14 AM)
The silence of the snow...
Is that an Einaudi piece?
Martin Speake, Generations
Peter Donohoe and Martin Roscoe - Gershwin for Two Pianos
Highly recommended for all Gershwin fans!
Highly recommended for all Gershwin fans!
Janet Baker singing 'but who shall abide' from the Messiah. Wonderful.
Having relatively recently converted from soprano to Mezzo, I find that though I had to do a lot of 'letting go' in terms of reperoire, I can revel in some really wonderful new role models - Janet Baker being the top of my list at the moment, from the days when singers were proper grown up women, not delicate young blonde wraiths... also the fabulous Bernarda Fink et al.
Having relatively recently converted from soprano to Mezzo, I find that though I had to do a lot of 'letting go' in terms of reperoire, I can revel in some really wonderful new role models - Janet Baker being the top of my list at the moment, from the days when singers were proper grown up women, not delicate young blonde wraiths... also the fabulous Bernarda Fink et al.
Edward Gregson oboe sonata - and I don't have the radio on, a CD on, my iPOD plugged in. It's just there
Legend of Zelda theme... 
Just arrived in office after driving over from Wirral. Listened to Prokofiev 3rd Piano Conc, Shost Violin Conc, and about half of Shost 8th Symphony
Howard Goodall's requiem 'Eternal light' - and bits of it are making me cry!
Eva Cassidy - I Know You By Heart
'Fantasia On a Theme By Thomas Tallis' whilst writing an essay on nationalistic features of Vaughan Williams' music. How appropriate
Driving back form Headingly I listened to 'Six studies for Clarinet' by Vaughan Willy. Also his Oboe Concerto, and about half of the Verdi Requiem
'Tifa's Theme' from the Final Fanasy 7 piano collection... I really am sounding like a geek, first the Legend of Zelda and now this!
I really am sounding like a geek, first the Legend of Zelda and now this!
Clare Teal, What are you doing the rest of your life?
Red Priest, Nightmare in Venice
du Pre doing the 1st movement of the Elgar - it makes me ache and I probably play it more than any other piece of music.
Death Note soundtrack 
(geekier and geekier...)
(geekier and geekier...)
Sade - Love is Stronger Than Pride. Class
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QUOTE(Bagpuss @ Feb 11 2009, 04:14 PM)
Sade - Love is Stronger Than Pride. Class
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I love Sade!
I'm not listening to anything at the moment, but I will in a few moments... Aaaand I'm listening to Tchaikovsky's 'Little Russian'
Sondheim's 75th birthday concert
I was in the living room and an advert came on which had Vivaldi's Summer (presto) from the Four Seasons on it.
And it was utterly soul-less. The notes were there, in the right place (along with some drums...) but there wasn't any music in it, if you know what I mean.
So now I am blissfully listening to Red Priest play the Four Seasons, as they have a tad of passion about them
And it was utterly soul-less. The notes were there, in the right place (along with some drums...) but there wasn't any music in it, if you know what I mean.
So now I am blissfully listening to Red Priest play the Four Seasons, as they have a tad of passion about them
QUOTE(Maizie @ Feb 14 2009, 01:04 PM)
So now I am blissfully listening to Red Priest play the Four Seasons, as they have a tad of passion about them
*looks forward to the end of March*
QUOTE(Maizie @ Feb 14 2009, 01:04 PM)
So now I am blissfully listening to Red Priest play the Four Seasons, as they have a tad of passion about them
Just a TAD...
The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
Ensemble Polaris, Midnight Sun - traditional Nordic melodies
Andrea Bocelli - Because we Believe.... love this song!
love this song!
Lily Allen -
Julius Baker and Jean-Pierre Rampal playing the Rondo from Doppler's Andante and Rondo.
The hold music on my mobile phone's customer service line 
Verbier Festival Piano Extravaganza.
Ride of the Valkyries played on 8 pianos = a lot of noise!!
Ride of the Valkyries played on 8 pianos = a lot of noise!!
Morning Dance by Spyro Gyra.
Coming in from Otley to Headingley this morning I listened to Brittens 'Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings'. Peter Pears at his very best . Hadn't listened to that for ages.
Driving to Suffolk this afternoon I plan to listen to Dupre Organ Music (3 preludes and fugues, Symphonie Passion, Variations sur une vielle Noel)
. Hadn't listened to that for ages.Driving to Suffolk this afternoon I plan to listen to Dupre Organ Music (3 preludes and fugues, Symphonie Passion, Variations sur une vielle Noel)
'Danse Bacchanale' by Saint-Saens
Olde Hansa Musicus - the music of the medieval-themed restaurant in Tallinn: http://www.oldehansa.ee/
"Feet don't fail me now" by Boldwood.
English Folk band, Ceilidh band? Who cares, they are brilliant.
English Folk band, Ceilidh band? Who cares, they are brilliant.
Sharon Kam - what a fantastic clarinet sound
Palladian Ensemble, A Choice Collection: music of Purcell's London
Evocations by Roussel, Radio 3 composer of the week this week. It's an amazing piece.
Katie Melua - Call Off the Search
QUOTE(Stephie @ Feb 24 2009, 02:01 PM)
Katie Melua - Call Off the Search
By the way, I love your signature
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