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Computer and I are failing fast. AND SO DARK
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Thanks Alison. and to you and yours, No I've heard nohing.
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Words from a former Member who contributed a Cornucopia of Posts
“Hornspieler has asked me to send to all members of the Forum his greetings and best wishes for Christmas and the year 2015”
He adds that anyone is welcome to contact him directly on hornspieler@virginmedia.com.
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May I add my own greetings to board members and apologise for my lack of postings in the past six months when I've been caring for my mother and have had little time to listen to Radio 3 and little facile internet access. I hope that 2015 will bring me more time to listen, to ponder, and to exchange views with those fellow boarders who care so deeply about the future of music on our former
favourite channel.
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Thanks for that and best wishes to all missing or unwell members and exmembers.
They mostly know where I am.
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Lovely to see you again Ed! How many wonderful debates and exchanges we've had, what writings relished, I've missed you so! I've been in a very similar situation to yours - thankfully with internet access intact, if rather business & domestically dominated... but, with time to listen in the still of the night and the quiet of the dawn...Originally posted by edashtav View Post“Hornspieler has asked me to send to all members of the Forum his greetings and best wishes for Christmas and the year 2015”
He adds that anyone is welcome to contact him directly on hornspieler@virginmedia.com.
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May I add my own greetings to board members and apologise for my lack of postings in the past six months when I've been caring for my mother and have had little time to listen to Radio 3 and little facile internet access. I hope that 2015 will bring me more time to listen, to ponder, and to exchange views with those fellow boarders who care so deeply about the future of music on our former favourite channel.
Perhaps one day in the New Year we can "lift the great song again", and share our love of music and adventurous listening! (Perhaps not with the current Radio 3's help...)
Here's to you Ed., for no other reason than personal fondness...
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Very good to hear from both edashtav and Jayne Lee Wilson. Hope to hear more from both of these valued contributors in the New year.Comment
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Couldn't agree more. Best Christmas wishes to you both.Originally posted by Historian View Post"The sound is the handwriting of the conductor" - Bernard HaitinkComment
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Very good to hear from both edashtav and Jayne Lee Wilson. Hope to hear more from both of these valued contributors in the New year.SecondedOriginally posted by Petrushka View Post
and of course a Merry Christmas and the best wishes for New Year to Salymap and Hornspieler tooComment
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Best wishes from me too!
Don’t cry for me
I go where music was born
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Thank you Roehre and best wishes to everyone.
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Thank you JLW for writing such a wonderful post to another fellow Forumite.Originally posted by jayne lee wilson View PostLovely to see you again Ed! How many wonderful debates and exchanges we've had, what writings relished, I've missed you so! I've been in a very similar situation to yours - thankfully with internet access intact, if rather business & domestically dominated... but, with time to listen in the still of the night and the quiet of the dawn...
Perhaps one day in the New Year we can "lift the great song again", and share our love of music and adventurous listening! (Perhaps not with the current Radio 3's hel
Here's to you Ed., for no other reason than personal fondness...Don’t cry for me
I go where music was born
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I hope all is as well as can be with you and you are enjoying the Haydn Quartets.
marthe
You’ve been away for a long time. I hope you are just busy with the usual this-and-thats of daily life.
salymap
I'm very glad that now you are an ex-AFs & MPs. Keep posting.
All the bestLast edited by doversoul1; 21-12-14, 19:40.Comment
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I always welcome news from Bert Coules - and it's a couple of months since he posted. I often hear his name on Radio 4 extra - most recently, listening to his great adaptation of Monk's-Hood... with the inimitable Philip Madoc as Cadfael and - what a joy - Michael Hordern as the narrator.
Cheers, Bert
"...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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