Originally posted by Anna
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Did you win the petanque, Anna?
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Ralph Butler? and "Hey, little hen" great songs
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there's a song Rubber Tubes by Malibu ............... apparently ............................Comment
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the things google tells me .............................. (are not worth knowing) .............Comment
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Meditation is a piece by Massenet, but it's not that. Getting warmer with that though. Don't go the chanting route.Originally posted by mercia View PostComment
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We divided into two teams for the petanque, men v women and we narrowly won by one point! It's a really enjoyable game. Yes, it was Ralph Butler's grandson, nice chapOriginally posted by mercia View Post
Not getting anywhere with the G. There is a green granite called Karelia or Carol Maria Giulini conducted an acclaimed La Mer, that is as far as inspiration takes me for the moment.Comment
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Maybe it's not Debussy's La Mer?Comment
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I accidentally came across a La Mer by someone called Paul Gilson earlier, but I don't think it's relevant.Comment
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... there are quite a lot of Goodyears...Comment
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mercia
No - don't think it's that one. Not Charles Trénet - La Mer either!
vinteuil
Are you all getting a little tyred/tired(US)?Comment
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... no, I was just thinking of Robert Goodyear's excellent performance of the Karelia Suite...Originally posted by Dave2002 View Post
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Nothing (really) to do with this either ...
"The Penguin Cafe Orchestra's most famous piece may be "Telephone and Rubber Band", which is based around a tape loop of a UK telephone ringing tone intersected with an engaged tone, accompanied by the twanging of a rubber band. "
It is amazing what you can find, isn't it? I tried sticking in "La Mer" "Karelia" and "rubber", and when I put in "composer" as well I found Simon Jeffes - who was responsible for the Penguin Cafe Orchestra.
Sorry if you're not getting there yet.Comment
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Might actually not be Robert Goodyear - he's done Finlandia. http://www.classicalmidiconnection.com/twenty.html. I think you meant Gary Goldberg. Delightfully tasteless, isn't it?! Rhythmic subtlety - 1/10, Melody 2/10, Tonal variety 1/10 Dynamics 2/10 .... interest fades after a minute or so. Just think what it'd be like if all music were like thisOriginally posted by vinteuil View Post... no, I was just thinking of Robert Goodyear's excellent performance of the Karelia Suite...
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Well, if it is Goodyear as vints suggests, no, I am not getting anywhere at all with that. As it'll soon be nearly 24 hours is a clue in order?Originally posted by Dave2002 View PostComment
'nuff said
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