Originally posted by cloughie
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Essential Classics - The Continuing Debate
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After yesterday's D. Scarlatti Köchel Débachel on Breakfast, today's EC sonata was listed with a Kk number (it was 268). However, risking nothing, we were told only that it was "Scarlatti's Keyboard Sonata in A Major". Oh, that one. Nice to be toldIt 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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Originally posted by french frank View PostAfter yesterday's D. Scarlatti Köchel Débachel on Breakfast, today's EC sonata was listed with a Kk number (it was 268). However, risking nothing, we were told only that it was "Scarlatti's Keyboard Sonata in A Major". Oh, that one. Nice to be told
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Originally posted by french frank View PostAfter yesterday's D. Scarlatti Köchel Débachel on Breakfast, today's EC sonata was listed with a Kk number (it was 268). However, risking nothing, we were told only that it was "Scarlatti's Keyboard Sonata in A Major". Oh, that one. Nice to be told
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Originally posted by french frank View PostAfter yesterday's D. Scarlatti Köchel Débachel on Breakfast, today's EC sonata was listed with a Kk number (it was 268). However, risking nothing, we were told only that it was "Scarlatti's Keyboard Sonata in A Major". Oh, that one. Nice to be told
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Originally posted by Zucchini View PostPerhaps she thought you were being childish.
(By the way, it would never occur to me to suggest that any Forumista was childish, but I'll happily confess to retaining some harmless elements of childlike humour - which most, but not all, people manage to spot and some even seem to appreciate).
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Originally posted by LMcD View PostWell, she's always had something of the schoolmarm about her. I once emailed her during 'In Tune' to suggest that Nielsen's 'Helios' overture was generally thought to have been inspired by a recent trip to Greece, to which her dismissive response was that this was most unlikely and that the piece was very probably inspired by the long Danish summer evenings.
(By the way, it would never occur to me to suggest that any Forumista was childish, but I'll happily confess to retaining some harmless elements of childlike humour - which most, but not all, people manage to spot and some even seem to appreciate).
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