TTN 17th August

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  • Dave2002
    Full Member
    • Dec 2010
    • 18014

    TTN 17th August

    The Swedish Radio Orchestra in Tchaikovsky

    An all Tchaikovsky programme from Swedish Radio Orchestra with soloists Lars Vogt and Malin Broman. Catriona Young presents.

    Has the BBC forgotten what the word "all" actually means?



    Debussy, Berwald, Monteverdi, Pieter Hellendaal et al.
  • Bryn
    Banned
    • Mar 2007
    • 24688

    #2
    I think you will find it standard practice for the opening 'concert' of TtN to be the basis of the promotional description, The SRSO programme was indeed all Tchaikovsky (all two items ), unless, of course, the arrangement of Op. 70 was by A.N. Other.

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    • Dave2002
      Full Member
      • Dec 2010
      • 18014

      #3
      Nevertheless, for an organisation which should have, or perhaps professes to have, good standards of English usage, the word "all" is completely incorrect. It may be that the particular concert which started TTN was an all Tchaikovsky concert, but that's not what the heading implied.

      Maybe not a very big deal, but sloppy, nevertheless.

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      • amateur51

        #4
        Originally posted by Dave2002 View Post
        Nevertheless, for an organisation which should have, or perhaps professes to have, good standards of English usage, the word "all" is completely incorrect. It may be that the particular concert which started TTN was an all Tchaikovsky concert, but that's not what the heading implied.

        Maybe not a very big deal, but sloppy, nevertheless.
        Depends I suppose - was it reported as being 'all Tchaikovsky' or 'all-Tchaikovsky'? I'd be happy with the latter.

        You're right Dave2002 it is sloppy but on a scale of 0-10 it rates a 0.66 ... and that's barely a chuckle :smile:

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        • David-G
          Full Member
          • Mar 2012
          • 1216

          #5
          It would appear that the all-Tchaikovsky programme includes a piece called "1". More sloppiness.

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