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Rondo Veneziano : La Serenissima
A couple of horses just clip cloped past my front window. Almost as good as music
Gregorio Allegri's Miserere - evensong from St John's Cambridge for Ash Wednesday.
QUOTE(maggiemay @ Feb 25 2009, 04:20 PM) 
Gregorio Allegri's Miserere - evensong from St John's Cambridge for Ash Wednesday.
Weather Report, Forecast: Tomorrow
Marin Marais music for viola da gamba, arranged and performed by the Palladian Ensemble
The Omnibus edition of The Archers 
Uiscedwr's new album - Fish Cat Door, I've been using it to bribe myself to practice before I listen to it, but now the moment has come, and it's fantastic 
Respighi, Suite for Strings & Flute, "Badinage"
in the past few minutes:
selected Visions Fugitives
Alfred Brendel playing Schubert
Hairspray songs!
Rihanna
Idil Biret & Nikolai Lugansky playing Chopin
selected Visions Fugitives
Alfred Brendel playing Schubert
Hairspray songs!
Rihanna
Idil Biret & Nikolai Lugansky playing Chopin
Lovely quiet house - all I can hear is the gentle hum of my computer, 2 clocks ticking and my cat purring....
Caprice No. 12 in A Flat Major, Op. 1 by Paganini, performed by James Ehnes.
Oops, now it just changed to No. 13 in B Flat Major.
Oops, now it just changed to No. 13 in B Flat Major.
X Men, Trillennium Trance / What is Love
Dukas, The Sorcerer's Apprentice
'Chaque Fois que le Train Passe' - Lynda Lemay
It's a very sad but beautiful song
It's a very sad but beautiful song
Travelling over this morning my iPod (in car) started alphabetically, when it should have beenplaying a playlist. So I got a choral work by Adams 'Harmonium' then a load of organ music by Alain, including the wonderfully titled' Variations sur une Theme de la Carillon de la Cathedrale de Soissons'
My brother trying to play the piano - full of wrong notes! Ugh!
Ravel conducting Bolero (1932). It's here.
Glastonbury Unsigned Bands 2005
Palladian Ensemble, An Excess of Pleasure
Bartok's concerto for orchestra.
I'm determined to drum it into my head for my A level music. Good job i like it!!
I'm determined to drum it into my head for my A level music. Good job i like it!!
Cellorythmics
Snow Patrol
Knights of Cydonia - Muse
Driving over from Wirral to Headingley this morning I listened to:- a Bach Prelude and Fugue (C Minor). Walton's Belshazzars Feast, and Brahms 1st Symphony. Quite contrasting !
I've Never Seen Starwars with Sandi Toksvig - and giggling away
The Mozart Clarinet Concerto 
Farming Today
commander cody and his lost planet airmen
John Browning playing Liszt Petrarch Sonnet no. 47
I've just gone on you tube and listened to an excellent live recording of Evelyn Tubbs singing th Blessed Virgin's Expostulation by Henry Purcell.
Different from my own interpretation, however food for thought.
Different from my own interpretation, however food for thought.
Brahms Hugarian Dance no.1 in G minor. It's the original piano 4 hands version, because I know there are some orchestral arangements around too.
Jacob.
Jacob.
The Annie Lennox Collection
Shostakovich's Jazz Waltz no 2 from Jazz Suite no 2 (which apparently isn't from Jazz Suite no.2 at all, it was falsely attributed to this, but I can't remember where it supposedly is from). I love it, because it is so atmospheric and one can almost see the smoky dance hall when listening to the opening; and Julian Lloyd Webber's Variations on Paganini's 24th Caprice, which I also love just because it's cool.
Allegri / P?rt / Tormis, Light
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Allegri-P%C3%A4rt-...3692&sr=1-1
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Allegri-P%C3%A4rt-...3692&sr=1-1
Driving over M62 yesterday, I started listening Bach's St Matthew Passion, which I sung in the 1970's with Harrogate Choral Society, but not listened to much since (Daughter bought me the 3 CD recording for my birthday last week). Its over 3 hours long, so lasted all the way to the office, then for an evening trip over to see my father in Keighley. It was the Willcocks 1979 recording with Robert Tear, Felicity Lott, Alfreda Hodgson, Neil Jenkins, and John Shirley-Quirk . It still takes some beating.
The washing machine - it's kinda noisy 
Handel Israel in Egypt.
Classic FM's 'Songs Without Words' album - it's 'Yellow' right now!
I'm listening to Spotify which is currently feeding me "Close To The Edge" from the prog-rock band Yes. Actually it's very good. And now it's piping hot and cold running Sarah McLachlan. When I get bored I'll put on some Bach with Angela Hewitt.
QUOTE(Edwardo @ Mar 18 2009, 02:53 PM)
"Close To The Edge" from the prog-rock band Yes. Actually it's very good.
I love that song.
Daniel Boone, Beautiful Sunday
nothing (well, the hum of the computer)
Martin Simpson - the devil's partiality
Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata
Classic FM news 
Debussy - Children's Corner
Boismortier suites & sonatas performed by Passacaglia
Melody Gardot - Goodnite (yes, that spelling )
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Birdhouse in your Soul : They Might Be Giants
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