Just noticed on the BBC TTN website, some video clips which seem to refer to BBC Symphinity. What is that?
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good question.Originally posted by Dave2002 View Post
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Still not any the wiser - but it's obviously so "now", so "cool" an' all dad!My life, each morning when I dress, is four and twenty hours less. (J Richardson)Comment
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Ah, so now I need to look out for Haydn's Parmigiano Symphony perhaps! Geddit!Originally posted by Pianorak View PostComment
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Sounds alarmingly like a Norman Lebrecht offshoot to me (https://www.sinfinimusic.com/uk)...Originally posted by Dave2002 View PostComment
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Sounds like a review of Havergal Brian. It's a collective noun for his symphonic works.Comment
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oh dear, and when one then clicks on "See all clips from Through The Night", we have the likes ofOriginally posted by Dave2002 View Post
'Spem in Alium - Bach Cantatas' - very confusing for the uninitiated (or even the initiated)
They do love clips. Didn't bus conductors used to be called "clippies" ?Comment
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I was one once. I've still got the badge somewhere.Originally posted by mercia View Post
Come on guys, who has written a CHEESE symphony? Perhaps a Monty Python offshoot might oblige.Comment
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"Is cheese an instrument?"Originally posted by MrGongGong View Post
Could that be a GCSE question
Not sure how I'd mark the answer, though.Comment
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My life, each morning when I dress, is four and twenty hours less. (J Richardson)Comment
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Maybe Classic FM thought up the word, and now the BBC is copying them, like they usually do.Comment
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I don't know about that, but Derek Bourgeois did write a Wine Symphony a long time ago (the Cru Bourgeois gag inevitably circulated until some time after it had become well and truly corked) - and goodness alone knows what a collective noun for his symponic works would be, his tally of symphonies having this year over taken Haydn's at 105 (and don't even mention those of Segerstam, who's probably written another one while I've been typing this post)...Originally posted by Dave2002 View PostLast edited by ahinton; 13-07-15, 09:14.Comment
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