Do the French have Pork Pies....????....
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Ooh, look foward to that, I wonder if they reviewed the Jordi Savall and Hesperion XX - which, imho, is totally divine and above all others.Originally posted by Caliban View PostActually, I'm not doing too badly, I'm up to half way through last week's, a wonderful prog about the Purcell Fantasies for Viols... Some real discoveries. I'm going to start a thread on 'Early Music' after a decent interval !
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... not like the ones here. But I do like the curried mutton pies of Pézenas - apparently Lord Clive, resident thereabouts, introduced them (or, more probably, his Indian cooks did).Originally posted by eighthobstruction View Post
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ah so not the more potentially controversial " Concertos " thread , then.......Originally posted by Caliban View PostIGI knows better than to issue spoilers about "Tribune des Critiques" while some of us may be keeping up!!
Actually, I'm not doing too badly, I'm up to half way through last week's, a wonderful prog about the Purcell Fantasies for Viols... Some real discoveries. I'm going to start a thread on 'Early Music' after a decent interval !
perhaps its both though......
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Now morphed into Hesperion XXl Anna?Originally posted by Anna View Post
- and have you come across Jordi Savall's marvellous "Celtic Viol" CDs?
Jordi's clothes deserve a review of their own - I like those floaty silk scarves he wears when playing the viol. Not practical for birdwatching though.Comment
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ooooyum.... luckily Clive of India sounds so much better than Clive of Pies....Originally posted by vinteuil View Post... not like the ones here. But I do like the curried mutton pies of Pézenas - apparently Lord Clive, resident thereabouts, introduced them (or, more probably, his Indian cooks did).
www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gysmBH_9twLast edited by eighthobstruction; 04-03-13, 19:38.bong chingComment
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Some regional cuisine must include a raised pastry case filled with pressed spiced chopped pork, but I can't think where it might be found.Originally posted by eighthobstruction View Post
I'm intrigued by the question.
Would it be an important part of a tour?
Would its presence encourage you to visit?
Are you compiling a cookbook?
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You can supply your own punchline - audience participation.Originally posted by Alain Maréchal View Post
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My inability to spot irony or a joke is a source of constant annoyance to those who know me.Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View PostYou can supply your own punchline - audience participation.Comment
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Alain my little cabbage....I'm afraid I've been having Pork Pie frenzy today....but....only because of big need for pig based pastry crust covered type products.....
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The French would probably have horsemeat in their pies(no offence to any French intended, as I have French blood in me too!!)Don’t cry for me
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AlisonOriginally posted by Alison View Post
I've now listened to this and I'm going to start a new thread about the critics programme, starting with a (non-spoiler) post about the Mahler 1 programme...."...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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What a weekend last weekend was, as far as brass banding is concerned! Three Regionals were competing for the National Brass Band Championships. South West, North West, and Midlands.
A friend of mine plays in a band in the NW, and came 2nd in the 4th Section, which qualifyies them for the Finals, held at Cheltenham.
The Championship Section is always held in the Royal Albert Hall, Lodon in October. The lower sections are held in September.Don’t cry for me
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I must have missed your Mahler 1 thread, Caliban.
Will have a nose around.
In the meanwhile, it's Sunday night again !
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