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Kathryn UK
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Posted: March 09 2005 at 11:17am | IP Logged Quote Kathryn UK
If anyone is looking for listening inspiration, here is a list of 150 greatest classical works. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and you can also find links to various other lists - greatest composers, greatest concertos and so on.

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Posted: March 09 2005 at 11:25pm | IP Logged Quote Chari
Thanks, Kathryn!

We are just finishing up Bach.....and will start Handel next week....as the library books have already arrived!

Had a lovely day, having a picnic lunch with Maria Peceli (ladybuglodge) and her family on a lovely summer day!.......what!? it is NOT summer??? you could have fooled me!!

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Posted: March 10 2005 at 1:16am | IP Logged Quote Kathryn UK
Lucky you, on all counts! It definitely isn't picnic weather here - it's the cold, damp and muddy season - and I like Handel. What are you planning to listen to? We aren't studying a composer at the moment. I'd intended to study Tchaikowsky this term, but never got organised. For now we are listening to Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition as we are going to a hear it at a children's concert in April (I mean a concert for children, where they use it to introduce the various instruments of the orchestra, not a concert by children). The other piece we are listening to a lot is Rossini's William Tell overture. I'm getting a double CD of trumpet music for Rachel's birthday next week, and I've ordered the music from Lord of the Rings for myself, so I guess those will be our next listening. Maybe we'll get to Tchaikowsky after Easter!

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