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  • jean
    Late member
    • Nov 2010
    • 7100

    Early Music on In Tune

    Andrew Carwood and Byrd, Thursday 13 Feb, fairly soon after 4.30 (didn't catch the beginning!)
  • Honoured Guest

    #2
    Conversation was under way by 4.34, so very early!

    Andrew Carwood seemed to be trying to win a bet that he could be queenier than Sean, which we could have told him isn't possible, and he got quite close.

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    • jean
      Late member
      • Nov 2010
      • 7100

      #3
      Oh dear.

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      • DracoM
        Host
        • Mar 2007
        • 12971

        #4
        Not that I like the sound of the top line but what was very good was to hear the Byrd 4-part Gloria sung with ONLY four voices. Haven't heard it quite like that since singing it thus in my student days!

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        • underthecountertenor
          Full Member
          • Apr 2011
          • 1584

          #5
          Originally posted by Honoured Guest View Post
          Conversation was under way by 4.34, so very early!

          Andrew Carwood seemed to be trying to win a bet that he could be queenier than Sean, which we could have told him isn't possible, and he got quite close.
          What an extraordinarily unpleasant and gratuitous remark, about both AC and SR.

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          • Tony Halstead
            Full Member
            • Nov 2010
            • 1717

            #6
            Originally posted by underthecountertenor View Post
            What an extraordinarily unpleasant and gratuitous remark, about both AC and SR.
            Agreed and seconded.

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            • Honoured Guest

              #7
              I disagree that it's gratuitous to comment here on the broadcasting style of the regular presenter of a Radio 3 programme. Nor to observe that this particular guest seemed to be sucked into the vortex and to respond in the same way. Whereas other guests react by "shutting down" and answering as tersely and disengagedly as possible. And the best guests are able to just speak naturally and communicate what they most want to say anyway, in spite of the host. Pleasant / unpleasant / not pleasant - a matter of taste.

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              • jean
                Late member
                • Nov 2010
                • 7100

                #8
                Originally posted by Honoured Guest View Post
                ...the best guests are able to just speak naturally and communicate what they most want to say...
                Which is exactly what Andrew Carwood did. Why not comment on what he said, rather than the deficiencies you perceive in how he said it?

                I didn't care for his soprano to begin with, though I liked her better as the extract went on. It can't be easy for singers in these studio conditions.

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                • Richard Tarleton

                  #9
                  Originally posted by jean View Post
                  Which is exactly what Andrew Carwood did.
                  Indeed. An excellent communicator. Just caught up with this on iPlayer. I saw them on their Byrd tour (in St David's Cathedral) and he expanded my understanding of the liturgy (as a non-practitioner myself) in his comments between numbers - I went away and read up on propers and ordinaries as well as buying CDs on the way out. Sean is no slouch when it comes to RC liturgy either. Looking forward to sampling their Tallis in due course. Used to pass Arundel chapel regularly as a youngster but never been in....

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                  • jean
                    Late member
                    • Nov 2010
                    • 7100

                    #10
                    Some Senfl on now - Wed. 19.02.14., 16.40. If only one knew in advance...

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                    • jean
                      Late member
                      • Nov 2010
                      • 7100

                      #11
                      Today, Tuesday March 11th, 4.30, Tenebrae are singing plainsong.

                      And Sheppard In manus tuas.

                      And Tallis Lamentations.

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                      Last edited by jean; 11-03-14, 16:52.

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                      • DracoM
                        Host
                        • Mar 2007
                        • 12971

                        #12
                        Drat! Was out at work!

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                        • jean
                          Late member
                          • Nov 2010
                          • 7100

                          #13
                          Mark Deller talking about the Stour Festival today some time after 5, with historic recordings of the Deller consort and his father.

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                          • Richard Tarleton

                            #14
                            Paul O'Dette was on a few days ago, still time to catch him I think.

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                            • jean
                              Late member
                              • Nov 2010
                              • 7100

                              #15
                              Stile Antico are on this afternoon (Tuesday July 8th)

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