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Don't worry, we'll all catch up with you on the first night and express our gratitude.
Yeah, rahnd the back of door 4
"...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..."
"...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..."
Please Sir: It's not my fault that my local bookseller was happy to sell me a copy of the guide.
You could at least say if there's any Leighton,Rubbra,Arnold,Rawsthorne,Simpson,Weinberg ,Myaskovsky or Ivanovs this year,I wont grass.
Actually I think I know the answer.
You could at least say if there's any Leighton,Rubbra,Arnold,Rawsthorne,Simpson,Weinberg ,Myaskovsky or Ivanovs this year,I wont grass.
Actually I think I know the answer.
Simpson already dealt with, but simple answer is no!
I suspect that that was what you were expecting.
By the way, I'm just listening to the Arnold Chamber Music CDs mentioned elsewhere. Two down and one to go (after reminding myself of the Tailleferre Harp sonata). I love the way that St Trinian's is never too far away in much of Arnold's music.
Simpson already dealt with, but simple answer is no! I suspect that that was what you were expecting.
By the way, I'm just listening to the Arnold Chamber Music CDs mentioned elsewhere. Two down and one to go (after reminding myself of the Tailleferre Harp sonata). I love the way that St Trinian's is never too far away in much of Arnold's music.
Yep thanks Pullers.
I'm not that bothered about the Proms now.
Glad you're enjoying MA.
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