Couldn't agree more!Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
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Couldn't agree more!Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Nice one... Have you popped into that antiques shop yet? If not, I'd get there ASAP, as word will be out now and the place will be getting emptied! ;)
Marco.
No, not yet. Maybe after Crimbo. I have to use a wheelchair (but do have an adapted car I drive my chair into from the back - for someone else to drive). Will need to phone the shop to see what access is like . . :rolleyes:
Hi Bob, ah, sorry to hear that... Knowing what the shop is like, it could be difficult. The owner, however, was very friendly, so I'm sure he will help you as best as he can :)
Marco.
Cheers Marco. I'll give the guy a call and see what's what. Or I can send the Missus out on a recce. :eyebrows:
Recently listened -
- Glinka - Ruslan and Ludmilla Overture - Chicago SO/Solti (RCA LIving Stereo)
- Janacek - Sinfonietta - Abbado/LSO (Decca)
- Moeran - Symphony in G Minor - Dilkes/English Sinfonia (EMI)
Recent listening ...
Malipiero - Sea Symphony. It's that Italian bloke again - they get everywhere! :eyebrows:. On a Naxos CD. You know, I'm getting quite enamoured with this guy. I've just now ordered a 2 CD set of his string quartets on ASV. :)
Sergio Rendine - Passio et Resurrectio. Another bloody Italian! :doh: - born 1954. And another Naxos CD.
Mmm ... this is a strange one. A big work with "soloists, speakers, percussion, chorus and orchestra". Great fun, very unusual and a very good recording. I think this is gonna grow on me. :)
Am having a Neville Marriner/ASMF morning:
- Vaughan Williams - Tallis/Greensleeves/Lark/5 Variants
- Vivaldi - 4 Seasons
(Both on Argo LP)
Berlioz - Les Nuits d'ete..The wonderful Janet Baker with glorious John Barbirolli.
I have a rather wonderful recording of this by Jessye Norman.Quote:
Originally Posted by royzak