In the Professor T episode last night (25/07/21) the opening sequences were backed by a tune that I have been trying to identify for a long time. Sounds like a waltz. Can anyone help, please. Thank you.
Professor T - identify tune, please
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I feel like writing "Who cares" - though I do recall the Shostakovich waltz. We watched the second episode of that series yesterday - having skipped the first one - and it being suggested as a worthwhile and entertaining way to spend time. All I can say right now is that almost anything would have been of greater value.
Will it get better? I probably value our time too much to try to find out.
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Originally posted by alycidon View PostIn the Professor T episode last night (25/07/21) the opening sequences were backed by a tune that I have been trying to identify for a long time. Sounds like a waltz. Can anyone help, please. Thank you.Money can't buy you happiness............but it does bring you a more pleasant form of misery - Spike Milligan
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Originally posted by alycidon View PostThank you, heldenleben, surprised that it is Shostakovich, but on the other hand, I didn’t have a clue who might have written it. I’m most grateful to you.
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I first heard the whole Jazz Suite No 2 (which includes the Waltz No 2) when Rostropovich and the LSO played it at a Barbican concert, coupled with the Leningrad Symphony, in 1988 and broadcast on R3. It became an instant hit for me with the whole suite chock full of earworms. My recording of that concert disappeared long ago but I bought the Chailly disc when it came out and loved it all over again."The sound is the handwriting of the conductor" - Bernard Haitink
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Originally posted by vinteuil View Post... I think Spiral gets better and better from then on - series five and six absolutely on fire...
Of current offerings, Baptiste is in a different league to Professor T (very familiar though some of the main locations in the latter are… )"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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