The General Chat Room

[Beef Oven!]

Its deeply infused with 80% jamaican rum.
And i had a proper french lager as well.

Legislation over the last 20 years and changes in public opinion, prevent me from commenting any further.

[teamsaint]

Legislation over the last 20 years and changes in public opinion, prevent me from commenting any further.

Oh go on, you are among friends you can trust......

Or is that amongst ?

And lets face it, we all resort to cases of eurolager when pay day is playing hard to get.
Or pension day.

[Beef Oven!]

And lets face it, we all resort to cases of eurolager when pay day is playing hard to get.
Or pension day.

Speak for yourself!!

[teamsaint]

Speak for yourself!!

Actually I might have a Black Sheep to complement the Sheppard CD they are all going on about.....

[ahinton]

Speak for yourself!!

Lager? Rum? You can keep all that, wherever any of it might have originated!

[BBMmk2]

Our home is looking a lot better now ! A good change! My new den too!

[Nick Armstrong]

Our home is looking a lot better now ! A good change! My new den too!

Den i.e. listening/practice/arranging room, Bbm? Is Madame Bbm pushing for industrial strength soundproofing?

Enjoy your 'new' home

Here's something for you - the Simon Bolivar back row rehearsing that meaty bit of Bruckner 7 !

https://www.facebook.com/francisco.b...3439159692919/

[ahinton]

Refererence to a "den" reminds me of Ronald Stevenson's name for his home studio - "the den of musiquity".

[BBMmk2]

Den i.e. listening/practice/arranging room, Bbm? Is Madame Bbm pushing for industrial strength soundproofing?

Enjoy your 'new' home

Here's something for you - the Simon Bolivar back row rehearsing that meaty bit of Bruckner 7 !

https://www.facebook.com/francisco.b...3439159692919/

Thanks for that clip, Cali! MrsBBM was wondering that "racket", was! But I thought it stood alright on it's own!

That sounds good on it's own!

[MrGongGong]

This ?

https://scontent-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtl1/v/t1.0-9/12809632_911127992337406_7860512265719006326_n.jpg?oh=0c66bad1dd50bee5d2120388a9ca652a&oe=574CB314

[Serial_Apologist]

This ?

https://scontent-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...2a&oe=574CB314

Reminds me of a comment by Richard Rodney Bennett, relating how, when he was a pupil of Elisabeth Lutyens, she would get him to lay out all the permutations of a 12-tone row so that she had a ready-made selections of possibilities from which to proceed: a kind of musical mise-en-place, I guess one could say.

[Bryn]

Reminds me of a comment by Richard Rodney Bennett, relating how, when he was a pupil of Elisabeth Lutyens, she would get him to lay out all the permutations of a 12-tone row so that she had a ready-made selections of possibilities from which to proceed: a kind of musical mise-en-place, I guess one could say.

Oops. Just had a senior moment. I was just thinking of the first book on serial composition I read, and the name Sydney Goodsir Smith crept in from the corners of my mind. Reginald Smith Brindle, of course.

[Serial_Apologist]

Oops. Just had a senior moment. I was just thinking of the first book on serial composition I read, and the name Sydney Goodsir Smith crept in from the corners of my mind. Reginald Smith Brindle, of course.

Another of whom we never hear anything broadcast . He studied with Dallapiccola, iirc.

[MrGongGong]

Another of whom we never hear anything broadcast . He studied with Dallapiccola, iirc.

It's a "dead end" matey

[ahinton]

Reminds me of a comment by Richard Rodney Bennett, relating how, when he was a pupil of Elisabeth Lutyens, she would get him to lay out all the permutations of a 12-tone row so that she had a ready-made selections of possibilities from which to proceed: a kind of musical mise-en-place, I guess one could say.

And that remins me in turn of a certain Welsh composer (no names, no pack drill) who took a serial string quartet (I think - it might have been a string trio, I can't remember for certain as it's so long ago) to Lutyens who, when noticing a rapid passage in demisemiquavers in it wherein an E, a G# and a B happened to coincide (although you'd have had to be Boulez to have heard it as such), encircled those notes in red and scrawled "dull tonal references!"...