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    The opening bars of Salzedo's Divertimento Op.49 provided the Open University's TV ident music back in the day. Having done quite a few OU modules, mainly for interest, the music is etched into my brain . .

    http://www.televisiontunes.com/Open_University.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by morris_minor View Post
    The opening bars of Salzedo's Divertimento Op.49 provided the Open University's TV ident music back in the day. Having done quite a few OU modules, mainly for interest, the music is etched into my brain . .

    http://www.televisiontunes.com/Open_University.html
    Ha, yes, I remember that! -- playing that tune now - the opening is a very good intro to anything, really.

    Check out that string quartet disc, Bob - I played it again this morning - t'is very good.
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    That OU ident music is seared in my brain, too. Never knew who composed it - thanks!

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    So far on this cold and damp day, tucked up nice & warm in my music room ---



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    Quote Originally Posted by morris_minor View Post
    Edit: Brilliant Classics website has some really interesting releases - this one, of Shostakovich Choral Music, looks well worth seeking out . . .

    Now available! - and not at full price, either!

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...F8&me=&seller=
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    More from yesterday --



    The oboe concerto is wonderful, tuneful and accessible , the cello concerto is a bit more of a challenge !



    this Poulenc CD is totally yummy! Stunningly beautiful music and great sq, too.
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    There are many very fine recordings of this symphony, but this one is laugh-out-loud exhilarating. After a very slow and portentous intro to the 1st mvt, the performance explodes into life!
    Fantastic (mid-70s) recording by the legendary Aubort/Nickrenz duo. Very dynamic and fast, very transparent - it suits the performance to a T!
    This really is a must-have for any fan of Schubert 9th, imo.
    A long-time fave of mine - desert island fare - only can I have Krips/LSO as well?
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    Thanks, Jerry. I found a used copy in Amazon, it's in my basket now!

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    Bach - Mass in B Minor, Gardiner, Monteverdi Choir, English Baroque Soloists, Archiv [2 cd]

    A gorgeous work and performance. Everything that you know about Bach, all his tell-tale signature moments, are present and correct. Lovely.


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