Sunday Morning
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Originally posted by teamsaint View Post
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Originally posted by cloughie View PostNo strictly the correct thread but I couldn’t find one for ‘In Tune’ but caught a bit of today’s programme and so good to hear Sarah Walker in charge of the programme - I thought the conversation with Davone Tines interesting on using the full range of his voice instead of being categorised as a bass or baritone. The Caroline Shaw pieces sounded good as did his playing around with the Ode To Joy!
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Getting a bit worried - I’ve heard something new that I liked - the piece that bridged Breakfast and Sunday Morning. O Anio by Oliver Davis. Probably I was more interested in the singing of Grace Davidson. The overall effect of the piece is an amalgam of Vivaldi, a slightly oriental sound and vocals which remind me of Songs of the Auvergne - maybe the last bit is because I’d match the pure voice quality a requisite of those songs.
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Originally posted by Bryn View PostWhile Sarah and family dig their car out of snowdrifts on a visit home to Barnsley, Ian, from a few miles east of Barnsley, took over. Yorkshire rules Sunday Morning!
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Originally posted by Ein Heldenleben View PostYes and magnificently . The quality of his script writing , the intelligence , the range of experience … wonderful.
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Originally posted by underthecountertenor View PostI only caught the first 20 minutes or so before singing duties took over. Must have a listen to it all (as well as to the following Private Passions with the excellent and fascinating Iain Sinclair).
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Originally posted by kernelbogey View PostI'm finding Roderick Williams an engagingly different host from Sarah (though I am slighty surprised by his many 'umms' - as if he hadn't written a script).
I like the piece of his he has just played…..
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Originally posted by Ein Heldenleben View PostI was thinking exactly the same thing. Sounding spontaneous while reading a script is hard , but it’s not as hard as busking it.
I like the piece of his he has just played…..
Very engaging & some unusual / interesting choices.
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