The Archers!

Birdsong (as in the digital radio station!)

Jay-Z and Linkin Park

...with a Jeff Stelling accompaniment I bet

Schumann's Spring Symphony

Sweelinck: Fantasia chromatica.

Piano Sonata No.9 in E, Op.14 No.1 - I. Al... Murray Perahia Beethoven: Piano Sonatas, Opp. 26, 14, 28


Ludwig van Beethoven

(AccuRadio )

Am reliving my youth (ho ho) so playing today is Bryan Ferry's Boys & Girls - fawor.

B x

argentine folklorico

Not exactly music: the TV (my bother brother is watching Man U vs Everton)

Lorraine Hunt Lieberson sings Neruda Songs (composed by Peter Lieberson, text by Pablo Neruda)

Gotta love Pineapple Poll. There's a really good band arrangement of the music from that. Still love it after all these years

Me singing Geistliches Leid by Brahms in a small choir.

nice!

Pro Cantione Antiqua and Medieval Wind Ensemble (dir. Mark Brown), A Medieval Christmas

Red Priest on Recorder Radio

Royal Academy of Dance exams Pre-primary and grade 7. Playing for exams next month and grade 7 book and cd only arrived today..... Love playing for ballet exams. Good to have new music to learn.

Farming Today I live no where near a farm!

'Hocus Pocus' by Focus.

Really, what wavelength is that on?

And to answer Benjaminja's original question - Paolo Fresu, Richard Galliano and Jan Lundgren, Mare Nostrum.

It's on the internet. You can find it here.

It plays a mixture of all sorts of recorder music, although possibly just slightly too much avant garde stuff too early in the morning for my liking.

Wild Britain: Sound portraits from Britain's wild places

Lester Young! (Lester Leaps In).

Really random....
Estonia's entry for Eurovision- "Rändajad" by Urban Symphony!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/eurovision/contestants/estonia.shtml

It uses cellos, violas and 'pop' styles, so it sound good and is interesting!

Oh, and I like Red Priest too!

Traditions and Transformations - Sounds of Silk Road Chicago

Ahhhhhhhhh.........I have just rediscovered Floyd's Dark Side of The Moon (I have it festering in the loft in vinyl form and have just got it on CD ) I had forgotten just how b****y brilliant it is......

Vintage-Bag x

Right, old man's memories time.

I saw Floyd in 1970 or 71 (can't quite remember) when they toured with DSOTM before it went out on disc. It was a staggering concert and remains one of the best I've ever been to. Even then their stage "rig" was impressive - brilliant lightshow (flares and smoke in "Careful with that axe, Eugene") and a surround sound system. Apart from Dark Side, there were lots of golden oldies including the whole of Echoes and big chunks of Ummagumma.

When the album came out I have to profess to being disappointed. My idea of Floyd was (and remains) Piper at the Gates of Dawn and Ummagumma, but over the years I have warmed to it and yes, it is actually b****y brilliant.

I LOVE Dark Side of the Moon!!

What a well brought up intelligent young lady you are

Echoes of Nature part 1 - Mountain Serenity

Something stringy by Vaughan Williams

Ceremony of Carols because it reminds me of school choir, and we sang it with a professional choir hehe (saw an old school friend today and we were having a reminisce about it )

Mahler's 1st - CSO recording.

Amore e Musica - Russell Watson I love him!!

I prefer "Wish you were here"...

I remember hearing that for the first time, pre-release, when Alan 'Fluff' Freeman played it on his Saturday show. I was at university at the time. 'Shine on, you crazy diamond' remains my favourite Floyd track.

Les Musiciens du Louvre feat Jérome Pernoo (cello), Offenbach Romantique

I am watching these two sweet and intelligent children singing for their mother:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKjtNY--uPI...re=channel_page

I am not especially fond of children, but this little performance is truly touching.

Clearly you have excellent taste!

Lonely Sky by Chris de Burgh

The Magic Flute

Hallelujah - Paramore

John Farnham - The Voice -

Annie Lennox and Sting.


Then Jools Holland

McFly, but not out of choice but because it is emanating from my darling daughter's bedroom along with the squeals of teenage friends all of whom I took to see aforementioned band last night at Hammersmith!

Mozart's clarinet concerto (movement 2, adagio)

The computer fan whirring.

The CD drawer won't open, even with the pinhole backup arrangement, and I can't therefore put my Zelenka CD, newly rediscovered after shredding a paper mountain, in for a listen .

*goes off to find alternative CD playing machine*

Piers Adams playing Vivaldi Recorder Concerti ...

...Manx folk music

The Archers - it's omnibus time again!

Charlie Parker

I'm listening to the telly and humming Schuberts "Die Forelle" to myself.

Schubert Sonatinas for violin and piano Opus 137 (1 in D major, 2 in A minor and 3 in G minor)