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martle
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« Reply #15 on: 12:20:47, 06-03-2008 »
Phil off of EastEnders



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« Reply #16 on: 12:38:28, 06-03-2008 »
Some other Phil


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« Reply #17 on: 14:02:13, 06-03-2008 »
Well I think that's enough philling in. And moving right along...
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« Reply #18 on: 19:33:04, 06-03-2008 »
Quote from: martle on 12:20:47, 06-03-2008

It's the Composer of the Week!!!
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« Reply #19 on: 20:41:15, 06-03-2008 »
Quote from: Reiner Torheit on 12:38:28, 06-03-2008

I remember him (and Paul Daniels, and Frank Bruno, and someone else) saying in the 1990s that they would leave the country if Labour were elected. Why on earth haven't they gone yet?
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« Reply #20 on: 21:10:03, 06-03-2008 »
Quote from: Ian Pace on 20:41:15, 06-03-2008
I remember him (and Paul Daniels, and Frank Bruno, and someone else) saying in the 1990s that they would leave the country if Labour were elected. Why on earth haven't they gone yet?

At least they are not in our face/ears unlike some 'celebs'
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« Reply #21 on: 22:08:10, 06-03-2008 »
Quote from: John W on 21:10:03, 06-03-2008
Quote from: Ian Pace on 20:41:15, 06-03-2008
I remember him (and Paul Daniels, and Frank Bruno, and someone else) saying in the 1990s that they would leave the country if Labour were elected. Why on earth haven't they gone yet?

At least they are not in our face/ears unlike some 'celebs'
Well, not since they exited the A, B and C lists.
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« Reply #22 on: 23:01:00, 10-03-2008 »
Quote from: Ian Pace on 20:41:15, 06-03-2008
Quote from: Reiner Torheit on 12:38:28, 06-03-2008

I remember him (and Paul Daniels, and Frank Bruno, and someone else) saying in the 1990s that they would leave the country if Labour were elected. Why on earth haven't they gone yet?
Maybe New Labour didn't count...  Roll Eyes
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« Reply #23 on: 20:51:38, 19-03-2008 »
Quote from: richard barrett on 17:22:38, 29-02-2008
Here is more information than you need.

The piece is a six-part Canon triplex in G, BWV 1076, consisting of three simultaneous two-part canons each in contrary motion.
According to this site, that brings us right back to old Mitzy.

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3 simultaneous canons a 2, each in contrary motion; written for Haussman portrait and Mizler's Societaet der Musicalischen Wissenschaften; 1087 incl. earlier version.
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