New Wagner Forum

Started by Gurn Blanston, October 02, 2009, 04:31:52 PM

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Gurn Blanston

All Wagner, all the time. If you are interested, you are invited to drop in and check it out.

http://wagner.freeforums.org/

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DavidW


MN Dave

Thanks for the warning. Why is Gurn advertising other forums?  ???

Gurn Blanston

Quote from: MN Dave on October 02, 2009, 06:11:22 PM
Thanks for the warning. Why is Gurn advertising other forums?  ???

Just doing a favor for a friend. Plus, you never know, there are people here who could be interested. Wish it was a Haydn forum... :-\

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A.C. Douglas

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Quote from: Gurn Blanston on October 02, 2009, 04:31:52 PM
All Wagner, all the time. If you are interested, you are invited to drop in and check it out.

http://wagner.freeforums.org/

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Thank you for the promo link, Gurn. Starting such a highly specialized forum (it went online just 2 days ago), especially one devoted to such a relatively esoteric subject, is always an iffy proposition, but I have great expectations for this one once the word gets out and around.

Wagner is hardly everyone's cup of tea (if I may use that clichéd expression) even among confirmed operagoers, but Wagner-lovers abound, albeit in relatively small numbers compared with the numbers for the Italian rep, and I felt they should have a well-set-up, well-run online forum of their own in which to converse with their like-minded brethren. I set up The Wagner Group (TWG) because I could find no such online forum extant; ergo, TWG. (Actually, I did find one, but it's so intolerably cluttered with sub-forums and whiz-bang "features" that it would make participation a chore rather than a pleasure.)

Once again, many thanks for the link, Gurn.

ACD

A.C. Douglas

Quote from: DavidW on October 02, 2009, 04:56:44 PM
Don't do it!  It's ACD!! :o

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Quote from: MN Dave on October 02, 2009, 06:11:22 PM
Thanks for the warning. Why is Gurn advertising other forums?  ???

Tch, tch, tch.

Most unbecoming, gentlemen.

ACD

DavidW

Quote from: A.C. Douglas on October 02, 2009, 06:32:38 PM
Tch, tch, tch.

Most unbecoming, gentlemen.

ACD

Just teasing! ;D  It is actually a great idea considering how much unjustified hatred Wagner gets on music forums, including this one. :-\

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MN Dave

I wasn't kidding.  >:(


Okay, I was...  :P

Gurn Blanston

Quote from: A.C. Douglas on October 02, 2009, 06:28:05 PM
Thank you for the promo link, Gurn. Starting such a highly specialized forum (it went online just 2 days ago), especially one devoted to such a relatively esoteric subject, is always an iffy proposition, but I have great expectations for this one once the word gets out and around.

Wagner is hardly everyone's cup of tea (if I may use that clichéd expression) even among confirmed operagoers, but Wagner-lovers abound, albeit in relatively small numbers compared with the numbers for the Italian rep, and I felt they should have a well-set-up, well-run online forum of their own in which to converse with their like-minded brethren. I set up The Wagner Group (TWG) because I could find no such online forum extant; ergo, TWG. (Actually, I did find one, but it's so intolerably cluttered with sub-forums and whiz-bang "features" that it would make participation a chore rather than a pleasure.)

Once again, many thanks for the link, Gurn.

ACD


You're welcome, sir. Best of luck, hope you get a thousand members. No wait, I take that back, I wouldn't wish that on you. :)

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