Latest announcement from the Beeb (about programmes new, old, and moved around):
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<<The popular ambient and neo-classical musical genres>>???Originally posted by ferneyhoughgeliebte View Post -
It's a Python sketch, isn't it! The Pepperpots arguing about whether Hindemith's gebrauchsmusik is just a rip-off of Satie's musique d'ameublement, or if it's all just musical spam.Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View Post[FONT=Comic Sans MS][I][B]Numquam Satis![/B][/I][/FONT]Comment
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These sound promising although Early Music Now sounds suspiciously like a replacement of Early Music Late. Also, I hope by Baroque music, they mean early music in a wider sense
Early Music Now
A new permanent strand, Early Music Now, will be added to Monday’s afternoon schedules dedicated to the very best in Baroque music recordings from across Europe.
BBC Radio 3 New Generation Baroque Ensemble
Radio 3’s commitment to nurturing the very best in early music will also be reflected in a brand new scheme launching this October, the BBC Radio 3 New Generation Baroque Ensemble. Working with partners The National Centre for Early Music and the Royal College of Music, this new initiative designed to nurture a young, UK-based Baroque ensemble. The chosen group will be given opportunities to record studio sessions for BBC Radio 3; concerts and professional development with the National Centre for Early Music, and coaching, research and performance opportunities with the Royal College of Music. The ensemble’s journey will be followed on Radio 3’s Early Music Show.Last edited by doversoul1; 10-09-19, 22:46.Comment
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W1A all over again.
You simply could not make this up!Comment
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Don't worry, DracoM, I'm sure it'll all come out in The Wash. Except we're not supposed to be dumping unrecyclable materials in the sea any more, are we. Oh! - I've just realised; they probably are all recycled materials!Originally posted by DracoM View PostComment
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