Walton violin concerto.

'Intericon' and other compositions by Michael Brech

The repeat of Desert Island Discs

Henry Wood, Fantasia on British Sea Songs

Frank Sinatra - One for my baby

'Kooks' - David Bowie

Hocus Pocus by the Dutch band Focus. Trying to learn it bit by bit - may take a while.

Blimey, that takes me back some years.

We live overseas, and it's irritating that Desert Island Discs (along with the Bob Dylan Radio Hour) is not available as listen again.

I heard last Sunday's Desert Island Discs a most varied collection of tracks.

I play guitar and at the moment Pat Metheny is top of my listening list.

All the best.

Nigel

Driving over this morning I listened to all Shostakovich's Preludes and Fugues Op87

Always preferred 'Sylvia' myself...

Marianne Faithfull - Easy come, easy go..

Keith Jarrett "The Koln Concert"

Gustavo Dudamel conducting a tango by a composer whose name I didn't catch !

Just heard "My Brother Jake" by Free for the first time in years. BRILLIANT.

That could just be the best guitar tone EVER.

I have got a craze for Perglolesi at the moment and have been listening to a recording of Salve Regina rather a lot.

Right now: Bach Cello suite of some description. Five minutes ago: christmas carols on handbells. In five minutes time: who knows?!?! (I'm putting all my CDs on my computer )

*thinks : is August too early for carols on handbells?*

"Safety Dance" by Men in Hats

It's a good song

Still 'Hocus Pocus' by Focus.

Scriabin - Op. 32 (Deux Poemes)

and now Brahms - Rhapsody in G Minor (Op. 79, no. 2)

Don't you mean Men Without Hats?

Just having driven over from Wirral now I listened to Sibelius 5th Symphony, and Vaughan WIllimas 4th Symphony, andpart of Shostakovich's 3rd String Quartet.

Just finishing a cd of beethoven sonatas and am trying do decide between the quartet for the end of time, or some Satie next.

Choir of St. John's College, Cambridge, singing Elgar sacred works.

Joculatores Upsalienses, Skogen, flickan och flaskan / Woods, Women and Wine

You are right.
You, sir, get a cookie.
Now listening to "I'm Only Me When I'm With You" by Taylor Swift

Sweeney Todd - Watermill production recording

Listening to Schubert Impromptu Op.90 No.3. Im absolutely mesmerized by that piece; listened to it more than 50 times in two days=x

Mozart clarinet concerto

I've only just seen this. I think August is DEFINITELY too early for carols! But I expect we could do a few if you ask reaaaally nicely.

Sarah...

can we pleeeeease do just one little carol?

Interviews...

Data analysis is boring. Would much rather listed to some nice music.

Martha Argerich playing Tchaikovsky's 1st piano concerto!

Jacob.

Still 'Hocus Pocus' by Focus

Mercy, Mercy, Mercy by Cannonball Adderley.

(And I'm learning to play it on the sax for when I decide to do grade 3!!)

'Super Trouper' from Mamma Mia going round and round my head because last week I did an arrangement of it for a group of 10-year-olds who are desperate to play it. I'm now desperate to get it out of my head because it's driving me bonkers.

Office of Tenebrae from Westminster Cathedral.

Frank Martin Mass for double choir

Alan Barnes, Scott Hamilton plus David Newton Trio CD "Zootcase".

Love "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy" too. For a long time it was my jazz group's "signature tune" - the one we could always play at a moments notice. That slot seems to have been taken by "Groove Merchant" now.

I am listening to the most gorgeous cantata of Bononcini: Fuori di sua Capanna. Just the right piece to begin my holiday.

Vieuxtemps Viola Sonata in B flat...

Jean-Guihen Queryas, Bach's Cello Suite No 1 in G Major - wonderful.

Beethovens' Choral Fantasia..

Anything Goes (the National Theatre production recording)

Why do I alwasy miss this thread?!?!

We could play Good King Wenceslas getting faster and faster - you see how fast you can get it before it falls completely to pieces! That's great fun, but we never get to play it at carol services (even without the getting faster bit) because apparently you're not allowed to play or sing it until after christmas.

That sounds like fun

Bobbing Along... from Bedknobs and Broomsticks, my Bank Holiday viewing. I'd forgotten how much fun it was

I'm listening to money, money, money by Abba however it's the mamma mia the film version!
It's on youtube.com ...


...it just finished !lol!

The Archers!