Originally posted by visualnickmos
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Help! Music to accompany dinner - tonight!
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Originally posted by Caliban View Post
I also rather like baroque chamber music being played, and also Purcell Theatre Music, is also a good dinner music. There's also a recording that Chandos does, dedicated for dinners.Don’t cry for me
I go where music was born
J S Bach 1685-1750
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Originally posted by Caliban View PostExcellent !
No one ever mentions Richard Strauss's delightful late masterpiece 'Carpaccio'
Maybe even Inter-mezze and Arrabbiatabella as well - not to mention Salami, of course...
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HARRIET HAVARD
Originally posted by visualnickmos View Post
Just a quick-fire question; guests coming for dinner tonight who like classical music, but I'm not sure of their exact tastes.
Any suggestions for something suitable. And still engage in conversation.....
Thanks all
If you want them to stay, anything by Mr Ding Dong, Avo Part, or J Taverner the younger. Trouble is you won't get rid of them at all- they will be comatose within five mins.
If you don't want them to outstay their welcome, anything by Glass, Adams, Reich should do the trick. Probably wouldn't even stay for "afters".
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Penn Igor
Originally posted by visualnickmos View Post
Just a quick-fire question; guests coming for dinner tonight who like classical music, but I'm not sure of their exact tastes.
Any suggestions for something suitable. And still engage in conversation.....
Thanks all
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Originally posted by Penn Igor View PostDepends what the meal is. For example,if it's fish the Trout quintet maybe. Or for lamb, how about Where Sheep May Safely Graze. And if it's a pie and mash you could try the music from Sweeney Todd.
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