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I've heard that Britten was contemptuous of Brahms's music. Can anyone
elaborate on this for me? TIA
Rob Norton

"D.M. Procida" apple-juice.co.uk> wrote...

I think you should give digital another chance. Your indictment of one piece
of equipment should not indict the technology. I would guess that, at this
time, the majority of users accept digital as superior to any analog medium.
There is a tape sound, and some people consider it desirable for certain
purposes, but I leave it to the group as to whether it can be approximated
by choice of microphones because I know very little about microphones.

The cost of tape is so very high! I could sell you an 8-track machine, I
saved it from my 66 Volkswagon. In addition to the consumables, you would
be creating a maintenance position, I'd like to apply...

MESSAGE FROM HADISE: HADISE TELLS: As you all know I will be
representing Turkey in the Eurovision songcontest. I feel really

blessed to be a part of the Eurovison History. Even though I don't
like 'competing', I must say that with Eurovision I don't

experience it as a competition. HADISE (Singer in Turkey and Belgium)

HADISE NEW CLIPS AND MUSIC VIDEOS

Turkish singer HADISE - Hadise
http://www.grafiksaati.com/Magazin/hadise/hadise_klipleri.htm

I Will Always Love You
http://www.grafiksaati.com/Magazin/hadise/hadise_klipleri_i_ll_always_love_you.h...

Stir Me Up
http://www.grafiksaati.com/Magazin/hadise/hadise_klipleri_stir_me_up.htm

Bad Boy
http://www.grafiksaati.com/Magazin/hadise/hadise_klipleri_bad_boy.htm

A Good Kiss http://www.grafiksaati.com/Magazin/hadise/hadise_klipleri_a_good_kiss.htm

Milk Chocolate Girl

http://www.grafiksaati.com/Magazin/hadise/hadise_klipleri_milk_chocolate_girl.ht...

ASKKOLIK
http://www.grafiksaati.com/Magazin/hadise/hadise_klipleri_askkolik.htm

On Dec 20, 1:28 pm, zalek hotmail.com> wrote:

Might be "My Little Girl" by Daniel Johnston. If I'm right, you can
thank Shazam for the help. Good Luck,
-JeSTeR

I am enjoying a lasting Christmas treat I received (from M. van Dam
himself) just after Christmas, 2006. Although it appears to be have
been issued by Sony, I have tried in vain to locate it as a gift for
fellow fans, which makes me wonder whether it was ever intended for
commercial release. It was recorded with the Flemish Radio Orchestra,
Dirk Brossé conducting. Much of it is in English, although some of the
carols are in French, German, Spanish, Italian and Flemish. This is not
an "operatic" performance - some of the assisting "soloists" sound like
gifted amateurs, and van Dam himself sounds as though he were doing a
relaxed "semi-pop" performance for friends.

It arrived with a handwritten personal note (presumably written by van
Dam himself) and is a highly treasured possession, because he troubled
to remember a devoted fan. I know everyone is permanently annoyed with
Charlie's "name dropping" and I would never presume to claim friendship
with an artist on the basis of a casual gift. However, it is comforting
to realize how kind and thoughtful the singer is as a human being.

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To rec.music.classical, alt.music.j-s-bach --

WKCR, 89.9 FM in New York City (Columbia University radio) will again
in
2008 be broadcasting its yearly holiday-season Bach Festival. The
music
starts at 9:30am on Monday, December 22, and runs 24 hours a day,
ending
Tuesday, December 30. This is a non-commercial station, so there are
no
obnoxious interruptions. To look for more info (e.g. playlist) as it
becomes available, go to

http://www.wkcr.org/

To listen (anywhere in the world!) via the INTERNET, go to the above
link and click on "Live Broadcast". This will work with both slow and
fast connections. Please let me know of any problems you may
encounter.

Best holiday wishes to all ...

--Tom

http://www.mvdaily.com/

'The [third] disc finishes with a beautifully poised account of
Handel's Sonata a 5 with the solo violin played by Pavlo Beznosiuk.
This work dates from 1707, when Handel was in Rome. It is a
masterpiece which deserves to be better known, especially in a
performance as good as this.'

- Robert Hugill writes about harmonia mundi's recent 4 CD set of
Handel concertos in today's Music & Vision.

Season's greetings!