Baldrick would be pleased if Mr. Hoilingworth became a presenter, as it might mean more beans.
The Eternal Breakfast Debate in a New Place
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Originally posted by oddoneout View PostSorry FF can't help with that. I just caught the name and something along the lines of 'has tweeted to say' as I was in transit between tasks.
Needle in haystack to locate it on iPlayer. Think I'll passIt isn't given us to know those rare moments when people are wide open and the lightest touch can wither or heal. A moment too late and we can never reach them any more in this world.
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I had another successful request fulfilled in the Breakfast. Clemmy put on some more Frank Bridge's music on yesterday. I have asked for another! Herbert Howells wonderful masterpiece Rhapsodic Quartet.. Hope this gets put on as I think Howells's music hardly ever gets a broadcast on radio.Don’t cry for me
I go where music was born
J S Bach 1685-1750
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Originally posted by Brassbandmaestro View PostI had another successful request fulfilled in the Breakfast. Clemmy put on some more Frank Bridge's music on yesterday. I have asked for another! Herbert Howells wonderful masterpiece Rhapsodic Quartet.. Hope this gets put on as I think Howells's music hardly ever gets a broadcast on radio.I will not be pushed, filed, stamped, indexed, briefed, debriefed or numbered. My life is my own.
I am not a number, I am a free man.
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Originally posted by Brassbandmaestro View PostYou know my real name Then! Like the knight Lohengrin!
I have asked for another a movement from Howells’s Rhapsodic Quintet.Last edited by Stanfordian; 06-02-18, 21:13.
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Petroc Trelawney's approach to his scripts is one that I find quite irritating on occasion, not least because the disjointed unpunctuated delivery can make it difficult to sort out details of music and performers. An item this morning was one such but in the process gave me some amusement. His introduction to a piece by Ockeghem arranged for orchestra concluded "by Richard Egarr Undefiled Mother of God". Probably not a title RE would expect to acquire....
Please Petroc - read the words before you say them and try using the punctuation which I assume(hope) is in your script, as it helps with clarity of information, and provides useful opportunities to breathe.
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Originally posted by oddoneout View PostPetroc Trelawney's approach to his scripts is one that I find quite irritating on occasion, not least because the disjointed unpunctuated delivery can make it difficult to sort out details of music and performers. An item this morning was one such but in the process gave me some amusement. His introduction to a piece by Ockeghem arranged for orchestra concluded "by Richard Egarr Undefiled Mother of God". Probably not a title RE would expect to acquire....
Please Petroc - read the words before you say them and try using the punctuation which I assume(hope) is in your script, as it helps with clarity of information, and provides useful opportunities to breathe.
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Originally posted by oddoneout View PostPetroc Trelawney's approach to his scripts is one that I find quite irritating on occasion, not least because the disjointed unpunctuated delivery can make it difficult to sort out details of music and performers. An item this morning was one such but in the process gave me some amusement. His introduction to a piece by Ockeghem arranged for orchestra concluded "by Richard Egarr Undefiled Mother of God". Probably not a title RE would expect to acquire....
Please Petroc - read the words before you say them and try using the punctuation which I assume(hope) is in your script, as it helps with clarity of information, and provides useful opportunities to breathe.
Heard that one, and Petroc's introduction - hadn't struck me that way...
OG
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Slightly off-topic, but the 'newbie' Chris Berrow introduced himself about five times round the Scottish chamber orchestra programme and into the later evening tonight.
I've noticed he does it often at other times as well. Some sort of identity crisis - or is this the new diktat? R3 is all about cultivating personalities, so keep telling them who you are?
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