The Choir - Last straw

[Sir Velo]

It's a bit like Listen with Mother.

that's a slur on kids' radio.

[James Wonnacott]

Today we have Allegri's Miserere. That's all the information that's available. So what are we going to be offered for the other 1 hour and 23 minutes?

What's the betting she tells us how Mozart heard it as a boy...............

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

I've just sent a text, expressing my views. Guess what. It was declared undeliverable, even though I followed instructions to the letter.

[James Wonnacott]

No-brainer really wasn't it

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Yep.

[James Wonnacott]

I've just sent a text, expressing my views. Guess what. It was declared undeliverable, even though I followed instructions to the letter.

I send 5 a day sometimes but I've never had undeliverable. Never had any reply at all but that doesn't surprise me.

[James Wonnacott]

Are you sending to 83111?

[Honoured Guest]

I've just sent a text, expressing my views. Guess what. It was declared undeliverable, even though I followed instructions to the letter.

If the recipient has blocked the sender, the sender receives the "undeliverable" message. If Ena has sent hate-texts previously (which is possible ...), she may well have been blocked on that occasion.

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Yes, but that is the standard BBC text number, covering all local radio stations. There needs to be a prefix for every message. I tried "R3", but that didn't work either.

P.S. this was my first ever text to Radio 3.

[James Wonnacott]

Did my ears deceive me or did she play the whole thing?!

[James Wonnacott]

Yes, but that is the standard BBC text number, covering all local radio stations. There needs to be a prefix for every message. I tried "R3", but that didn't work either.

P.S. this was my first ever text to Radio 3.

You mean I've been ranting to nobody!!!!!

[Don Petter]

On the contact page for R3, with all the separate programmes listed, the only one giving text as an option (as opposed to email, phone, fax, tweet, etc) is Breakfast, where the number is indeed just 83111:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/help/contact

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

On the contact page for R3, with all the separate programmes listed, the only one giving text as an option (as opposed to email, phone, fax, tweet, etc) is Breakfast, where the number is indeed just 83111:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/help/contact

So perhaps all the texts they read out are fictitious.

[James Wonnacott]

So perhaps all the texts they read out are fictitious.

Oh don't be silly, this is the BBC, they wouldn't do that.

[french frank]

So perhaps all the texts they read out are fictitious.

Are texts only accepted when the programmes are on air?