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[mercia]

thanks for the links. Valentine Dyall a name from the past, and Lady Floella. are the old nursery rhymes still PC ? lots of death and violence isn't there?

if I meet any children I shall recommend it.

shall I continue ?



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Florilegium dame, early "young musician", premiere Erda, Mrs Debussy

[Flay]

thanks for the links. Valentine Dyall a name from the past, and Lady Floella. are the old nursery rhymes still PC ? lots of death and violence isn't there?

if I meet any children I shall recommend it.

Yes, death and violence, but all in the best possible taste!

To link groups of rhymes du Prez used a 5 beats to the bar ditty with various combinations of instruments, including crumhorns. I wonder if he was inspired by Pictures at an Exhibition? Do have a listen. All are sung and narrated very clearly.

[cloughie]

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Florilegium dame, early "young musician", premiere Erda, Mrs Debussy

Emma

[cloughie]

Kirkby
Johnson
Bardac

[mercia]

Kirkby
Johnson
Bardac

+ ?

[cloughie]

+ ?

sorry, got to go out - can someone do the F please.

[Flay]

+ ?

? = Seehofer I believe.

We all seem to be busy today. I'm sure we can wait for your Furtively Fecund F, cloughie

[Nick Armstrong]

? = Seehofer I believe.

We all seem to be busy today. I'm sure we can wait for your Furtively Fecund F, cloughie

Yes, very quiet on the Forum generally - only 5 threads showed up when I clicked 'What's New?' just now

Your D for du was an absolute stinker, may I say...!

[amateur51]

Your D for du was an absolute stinker, may I say...!

Coming from Caliban, I'd take that as a compliment, Flay

Just don't let it go to your head, mind

[amateur51]

Yes, very quiet on the Forum generally - only 5 threads showed up when I clicked 'What's New?' just now

Your D for du was an absolute stinker, may I say...!

Steady now, Caliban - there's quite enough ear-boxing going on elsewhere from our horn-playing colleague without you throwing in your embouchure

[mercia]

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Florilegium dame, early "young musician", premiere Erda, Mrs Debussy

so that was

Dame Emma Kirkby - Florilegium artiste
Emma Johnson - 1984 BBCYMotY
Emma Seehofer - 1869 Rheingold Erda
Emma Bardac - Mrs D

[cloughie]

so that was

Dame Emma Kirkby - Florilegium artiste
Emma Johnson - 1984 BBCYMotY [& Old Sennockian hurrah]
Emma Seehofer - 1869 Rheingold Erda
Emma Bardac - Mrs D

Sorry - I still need to pass on the F as I will not be around to service responses until very late.

[Nick Armstrong]

Sorry - I still need to pass on the F as I will not be around to service responses until very late.

I've got a quick one

A joke, three dances and almost last, a march. What the F...? Sorry, what's the F?

[Flay]

I've got a quick one

A joke, three dances and almost last, a march. What the F...? Sorry, what's the F?

Naughty!

This suggests Mozart: Three German Dances K. 605, A Musical Joke K. 522 and 14 marches. But there's no F in 'em

[Nick Armstrong]

Naughty!

This suggests Mozart: Three German Dances K. 605, A Musical Joke K. 522 and 14 marches. But there's no F in 'em

Indeed, no Mozart