After last weeks posting of the Danse Macabre by Saint-Saens I had intended tactically withdrawing from France (having covered several French composers in a row) back across the channel to the more homespun delights of either Elgar or Vaughan Williams. Naturally I intended returning to the continent at the earliest opportunity. All very 1940 I know.
Also, conscious of my hosting responsibilities albeit belatedly, Crushed asked if a particular piece I ran with a few weeks ago was Edvard Grieg’s ‘Hall of the Mountain King’ from the Peer Gynt Suite. Well, actually that one wasn’t, but this one is.
I do worry that I might end up being a sort of blogging version of Classic FM at this rate. But if I were at least it wouldn’t be 3 minutes of music inevitably being followed by 5 minutes of adverts throughout any programme.
2 comments:
Debussy’s ‘Girl with the Flaxen Hair’
You do get along, Grendel.
I think I like you being the blogging version of Classic FM.
Especially without the adverts ;-)
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