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Weinberg - Symphony No. 19 Bright May“Music is the best means we have of digesting time." — Igor Stravinsky -
Again, why, might one ask?Originally posted by jayne lee wilson View Post
Sentiment, perhaps, but not the sort of connection this thread used to be based on, methinks.
I give up!Comment
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Rimsky-Korsakov, The Sea and Sinbad's Ship (Scheherezade)Originally posted by gradus View PostIt 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.Comment
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My English cousin - who's a world authority on all things TfL - has just informed me that it's blindingly obvious to anybody with half a brain that the link between Auerbach and Kancheli is the fact that it takes an Auer to get from Kanning Town to Chelsea if you forget to change at Mornington Crescent - we really MUST try to keep up, old chap!Originally posted by Pulcinella View Post
(On second thoughts, perhaps, like you, I should give up!)
'Warte, warte everywhere'Last edited by Leinster Lass; 04-12-20, 23:17.Comment
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Scarletti - your choice of sonata!Originally posted by gradus View Post
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Schubert: Roeslein Roeslein Roeslein RotComment
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What, there are rules written down somewhere? In a cave on a stone tablet? Engraved on an ancient sword?Originally posted by Pulcinella View Post
Lament..... sorrow...
Bright..... flowers that will never grow have a colourful sadness about them....
(Too easy isn't much fun....too hard is very subjective........so you know, go with the flow....better to be puzzled than bored...)....Last edited by jayne lee wilson; 05-12-20, 01:27.Comment
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You're ABSOLUTELY right, Jayne - I shouldn't let myself get discouraged by the brilliance of others. So ......Originally posted by jayne lee wilson View PostWhat, there are rules written down somewhere? In a cave on a stone tablet? Engraved on an ancient sword?
Lament..... sorrow...
Bright..... flowers that will never grow have a colourful sadness about them....
(Too easy isn't much fun....too hard is very subjective........so you know, go with the flow....better to be puzzled than bored...)....
Another of my cousins - Patrick - who knows quite a bit about soccer and has spent YEARS trying to wean me off the 15-a-side game (fat chance!), has come up with a couple of links for 'RED' that he hopes might allow me to enter more fully into the spirit of things:
(a) Donizetti: Emilia di Liverpool
(b) Malcolm Arnold: Peterloo
It's something to do with shirts, apparently...
Moving on, and encouraged by your suggestion that I don't worry too much about the rules, my suggested follow-up to your soggy place of worship is to be found on the corner of the street - I'm sure I don't need to explain!
Regards
Liz (rathfarnham girl)Last edited by Leinster Lass; 05-12-20, 08:27.Comment
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... or Rossini (attr.), of course! (Moore, Moore!)
'Rules are for the obeyance of fools and the guidance of wise men (us women, of course)'Last edited by Leinster Lass; 05-12-20, 08:29.Comment
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