What are you listening 2 now?

[Linz]

Anton Bruckner Symphony no. 9 in D Minor, 1894 Original Version. Ed. Leopold Nowak
Berliner Philharmoniker, Herbert von Karajan

[Mandryka]

Wow, Mandryka is getting special treatment from the software!

How can that be? I guess it must be where I am.

Having lunch

But I can't put a full stop after lunch. Well, obviously I can, but not in that phrase.

[Todd]

[Linz]

Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 1 in c major, Op.21
Symphony No. 7 in a major, Op.92
Die Geschopfe des Prometheus, Overture, Op. 43
Philharmonia Orchestra, Otto Klemperer

[prémont]

Having lunch
H@ving lunch

Both options seem practicable.

[Brian]

Ah, the problem appears to be if you insert a punctuation mark after the phrase having lunch

[Papy Oli]

I can let you have the whole thing. If interested, just PM me.

Thank you Andrei, I might do 

[Papy Oli]

Moi, je déjeune.

Je dîne.

C'est selon.



(It works  )

[prémont]

@Brian

I h@ve h@d lunch.

Maybe the having lunch is considered bad language, and one has to write a whole sentence.

[VonStupp]

Malcolm Arnold

Harmonica Concerto, op. 46
    Tommy Reilly, harmonica
    London Sinfonietta - David Atherton

Guitar Concerto, op. 67
    Eduardo Fernández, guitar
    English CO - Barry Wordsworth

Concerto for 28 Players, op. 105
    London Musici - Mark Stephenson

Philharmonic Concerto, op. 120
    BBC CO - Vernon Handley

As expected, the concertos for orchestra are a little harsher, while the ones for guitar and harmonica are lighter.
VS

CD4 from this set:

[Papy Oli]

I can let you have the whole thing. If interested, just PM me.

You inbox is full, Andreï 

[JBS]

Late Christmas music or very early Easter music?


As found in


Since it's after 8 PM I am not eating lunch I am however drinking wine.

[Yes the bug hit an earlier version of this post.]

[JBS]

Given the editing I had to do, I think the bug dislikes people having wine as well as lunch

[JBS]

Considering another pianist to add to my Scarlatti School: Horszowski

Currently, listening to his playing Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 30
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-bVKA2CVlk



So far, so good.

I am now confused. You seem to have looking for Scarlatti School as a type of composer. But there's also a Scarlatti School of performer?

[JBS]

I am doing both, but right now I am on the pianist kick, but I am on the lookout for both.

Yes. And I saw your posts in the Considering thread after I posted that, so I am fully explained to.

[Brian]

Given the editing I had to do, I think the bug dislikes people having wine as well as lunch

Gluttony is its least favorite sin!

[JBS]

In searching for Giovanni Maria Artusi, I came across this magnificent album: Venexia



Remarkably beautiful.

I may have found it on Amazon--but no image for the listing, so maybe not. But Amazon has plenty of listings for Akchote, including CDs of Machaut motets and Gesauldo madrigals. Which means they're either absolutely horrible or absolutely brilliant.

[AnotherSpin]

J.S. Bach, Die Toccaten

Ewald Kooiman

[Madiel]

Having fun is also not allowed if those two words are followed by a full stop. But a later full stop is acceptable.

Having a nap (3 words) is fine.

We seem to have one of the most arcane bugs in computing history.

[AnotherSpin]

J.S. Bach, Triosonaten und Fantasien

Ewald Kooiman