Prom 16: Ibiza/Cobblers Prom (29.07.15)
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Originally posted by Pabmusic View PostOh my! Again, no-one reads my posts (I post so much that raises no comment that I must be either very dull - don't comment! - or very insignificant). Try no. 25.
As if we had time to waste criticising the Proms programmes - the presumption of the woman!
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Originally posted by french frank View PostI did read it, with great enjoyment .
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Originally posted by Pabmusic View PostOh my! Again, no-one reads my posts (I post so much that raises no comment that I must be either very dull - don't comment! - or very insignificant). Try no. 25.
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Originally posted by Barbirollians View PostSuzy Klein seems to want this to come true
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01mv2zh
It occurs to me that the purpose of the symbol that the presenter on the clip takes to be a hashtag is to raise the tone (well, by a semitone, anyway) which, on the evidence of her remarks, is hardly something with which the egregious Boozy Suzy of Ibiza Ether notoriety could credibly be credited, methinks...
See http://westlondonmum.co.uk/at-home-w...d-broadcaster/ (if you can bear to); in this, the reader might be interested in her answer to the question "Career and children – top tip on how do you do it?", namely "Learn to cope with being a failure! It’s been a bitter pill to swallow, but I am (slowly) getting used to the idea that I can’t be 100% great at my job, being a wife and mum, and still keep up with friends and family. Some days you have to accept 'good enough'". So it's mainly her family's fault that not only she but her listeners and readers "have to accept 'good enough'" (even when it obviously isn't).
Mon Dieu!...
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Originally posted by Cockney Sparrow View Postwe are just set up as scapegoats for unthinking populism
As for Glasto playing Steve Reich last year (along with a couple of other concerts in the past 10 years), that hardly compares with in-yer-face pop concerts with in-yer-face-stars for several Proms concerts every year lately.
But if they knock Radio 3's listening figures (as happened last year) maybe the new management will overrule the Metropolitan middle-youth morotocracy [sic].It isn't given us to know those rare moments when people are wide open and the lightest touch can wither or heal. A moment too late and we can never reach them any more in this world.
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