The Eternal Breakfast Debate in a New Place
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Originally posted by mercia View PostI simply thought people would like to hear John Eliot Gardiner talking about Bach. But I guess we pretty much know what he thinks already
People may indeed be interested in this, in which case the appropriate time would be a programme designed for this kind of thing.
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Originally posted by cloughie View PostRadio 64 - if you are keen to see Clemmy she was on Celebrity Pointless BBC1 on Sunday - you can catch this on iPlayer should you wish to do so!"Gone Chopin, Bach in a minuet."
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Originally posted by Eine Alpensinfonie View PostPeople may indeed be interested in this, in which case the appropriate time would be a programme designed for this kind of thing.
John Eliot's (fascinating and surprisingly charismatically expressed) views on JSB have already had a great deal of exposure on the BBC of late, so I'm not sure what an interview with CBH adds, but this was part of the BBC's collaboration with Hay, so I don't see what the problem is with programming or timing.
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Originally posted by underthecountertenor View PostWhat do you mean by this?
John Eliot's (fascinating and surprisingly charismatically expressed) views on JSB have already had a great deal of exposure on the BBC of late, so I'm not sure what an interview with CBH adds, but this was part of the BBC's collaboration with Hay, so I don't see what the problem is with programming or timing.
Breakfast/Essential Classics/Saturday Classics/In Tune (all the same thing really) are so vague that anyone with a life will only access JEG et al if it's in a more accessible place like the one-time Music Magazine or a programme specifically for JEG.
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Originally posted by Eine Alpensinfonie View PostProgramming has become so murky and the listings so vague that the only way to discover what is going on is to have Radio 3 switched on all the time, listening to the adverts/trailers.
Breakfast/Essential Classics/Saturday Classics/In Tune (all the same thing really) are so vague that anyone with a life will only access JEG et al if it's in a more accessible place like the one-time Music Magazine or a programme specifically for JEG.
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Originally posted by underthecountertenor View PostBut this was on none of the above. It's on the BBC website. What's your beef (other than, perhaps, that it was not sufficiently advertised and you only learned about it here?)
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