A fantastic new Tale by Julian Lloyd Webber!!!

[BeethovensQuill]

I'm sorry; what's a "woman"?

hahahaha almost had an alpen cereal disaster when i read that

[Bryn]

Essential IMV

http://www.f7sound.com/podcasts.htm

Hmm. Thanks for that. Duly subscribed to.

[cocolinmichela]

Oh Coco,not even the Cello Suites and Sonata ?

Talking of Cello repertoire,if only Vaughan Williams had written that concerto.

The sonata is ok...I said I am not a great fan of Britten, still, his operas seem to be very successful. I am not a great fan of RVW either (I may have a whole nation against me now!), most of his stuff goes on forever (I am still awaiting the release of "The Lark Descending", about time, I think?!)

[teamsaint]

The sonata is ok...I said I am not a great fan of Britten, still, his operas seem to be very successful. I am not a great fan of RVW either (I may have a whole nation against me now!), most of his stuff goes on forever (I am still awaiting the release of "The Lark Descending", about time, I think?!)

are you not confusing RVW with Delius?

[amateur51]

hahahaha almost had an alpen cereal disaster when i read that

Pebble-dashed screen? Ooh nasty

[MrGongGong]

most of his stuff goes on forever :

Allow me to introduce you to my good friend La Monte Young

[EdgeleyRob]

The sonata is ok...I said I am not a great fan of Britten, still, his operas seem to be very successful. I am not a great fan of RVW either (I may have a whole nation against me now!), most of his stuff goes on forever (I am still awaiting the release of "The Lark Descending", about time, I think?!)

[teamsaint]

I suggest a lie down, and a dose of " Job" ER.

Take it easy for a while.

[cocolinmichela]

are you not confusing RVW with Delius?

Nop, no confusion, I rank them more or less the same!

[cocolinmichela]

Great work, don't get me wrong, but it does drag on a bit....they all perform it, it's always on the radio, always competing for n.1 in the Hall of Fame (ok, ok, that's not BBC Radio 3, sorry...)

[hafod]

Still failing to grasp the issue at hand. Your response to #75 does you no favours. It merely fails to face up to the challenge contained therein.

There is no challenge to face up to. I have listened several times to the Bachmann and for me it does not lend itself to repeated listening. And do stop patronsing, it does you no favours.

[MrGongGong]

There is no challenge to face up to. I have listened several times to the Bachmann and for me it does not lend itself to repeated listening. And do stop patronsing, it does you no favours.

"You ain't seen nothing yet" is a classic ...... what on earth do you mean ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7miRCLeFSJo

Beefy has the pants for this i've been informed

Great cowbell sound though

[EdgeleyRob]

Great work, don't get me wrong, but it does drag on a bit....they all perform it, it's always on the radio, always competing for n.1 in the Hall of Fame (ok, ok, that's not BBC Radio 3, sorry...)

Sorry Coco,I am an absolute RVW nut and I'm going to have to inflict my lark poem on you,it's your own fault

My beautiful ascending lark.
Your critics are wide of the mark.
It's not your fault it seems to me.
Overworked by Radio three.
When you rise and begin to round.
I love that silver chain of sound.
Over the course of many years.
You've brought sheer delight to my ears.
And so much pleasure still to give.
I'll love you as long as I live.

[cocolinmichela]

Sorry Coco,I am an absolute RVW nut and I'm going to have to inflict my lark poem on you,it's your own fault

My beautiful ascending lark.
Your critics are wide of the mark.
It's not your fault it seems to me.
Overworked by Radio three.
When you rise and begin to round.
I love that silver chain of sound.
Over the course of many years.
You've brought sheer delight to my ears.
And so much pleasure still to give.
I'll love you as long as I live.

That's brilliant!!
Almost better than the original work itself! (I said almost)

[Barbirollians]

Which, of course, merely demonstrates that you haven't "heard" it at all.

Or that you are indeed one of the " cognoscenti "