I should've realised flippant remarks like this would have come out. Goodness! Quite a repectable composer with an unfortunate name. Cant we get beyond this?
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Originally posted by Flosshilde View PostThe lists I'm particularly averse to are those awful 500 ... to do before you die - eg 500 paintings to see ...; 500 bus rides to go on ...; 500 cakes to eat ... etc. I feel that the implication is that if you haven't ticked no. 500 off before you're on your death-bed then you are a failure
Yes, and also the implication that once you've done all those things (chosen for you usually by a journalist) you might just as well lie down and die. Not one more painting or whatever is worth seeing ...
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"...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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Yes I have Cali! Great tuba part!Very good series as well!Don’t cry for me
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Well, of course you should!Originally posted by Brassbandmaestro View Post
Only quite respectable? what did he get up to?Quite a repectable composer with an unfortunate name.
(not a lot, according to his Wikipedia entry. Gesualdo was much more exciting
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True on both counts!Originally posted by Flosshilde View PostWell, of course you should!
Only quite respectable? what did he get up to?
(not a lot, according to his Wikipedia entry. Gesualdo was much more exciting)
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Well Thropple, I only saw Lord Tyne and Wear's post after reading your comment. Think he means well. Why give me asilly name though. Anyone dare to post to Lord Bournemouth - probably notOriginally posted by antongould View Post
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I see we have 'The Story of Music in 50 pieces' this morning. Th first thing I heard on Breakfast today was Zadok the Priest.
R3 definitely have a little list - don't think it even numbers fifty.
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That title make it sound as though someone has dropped Music and this is what we're left withOriginally posted by salymap View PostI see we have 'The Story of Music in 50 pieces' this morning. Th first thing I heard on Breakfast today was Zadok the Priest.
R3 definitely have a little list - don't think it even numbers fifty.
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The bits and pieces fitting in the minimal slots during Breakfast that isOriginally posted by amateur51 View PostThat title make it sound as though someone has dropped Music and this is what we're left with
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Lord Plantagenet would suit me fine!! :)Originally posted by salymap View PostWell Thropple, I only saw Lord Tyne and Wear's post after reading your comment. Think he means well. Why give me asilly name though. Anyone dare to post to Lord Bournemouth - probably notDon’t cry for me
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Originally posted by Roehre View PostThe bits and pieces fitting in the minimal slots during Breakfast that is
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Salymap thanks for your message via Amazon. I'm registered for this forum now. AlycidonOriginally posted by salymap View PostHow lucky, I have some Battenburg cake which I shall enjoy with a cuppa soon.
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And I've sent a message on PMs[private messages] but unfortunately it more that duplicated. I must ask [off topic] was it you that had the cairn terrier? I am now old and forgetful.Originally posted by alycidon View Post
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On the whole, I'd prefer the Battenburg, myself!Originally posted by salymap View Post
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