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brassbandmaestro
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« Reply #3840 on: 21:17:14, 12-03-2008 »
Thank you once again. I will be treading the mill of self employdom!!
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« Reply #3841 on: 14:12:19, 13-03-2008 »
Congratulations from the resident moggie also, BBM. Anything beats starvation.
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« Reply #3842 on: 14:57:26, 13-03-2008 »
OH JOY!!  Bloomin' great utterly unbounded, unfettered, totally dancing-in-the-streets, hysterical laughing JOY!!!

My new sound system arrived this afternoon! I have hooked it up and it sounds abso-bluddy-lutely FANTASTIC!  After having been almost musicless for far too long due to the death of my CD player and a touch of poverty, I am now so delighted I am practically levitating Grin  It was a close run thing but Handel finally pipped Haydn to the post when it came to christening the system.

I am now surrounded by the utter chaos of furniture that had to be moved and towers of books that will have to find a new homes, but what the hell?! I have my music back!

Ahem. Forgive my unbridled excitement but

YAHOOOOOO! HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON!!
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« Reply #3843 on: 17:53:23, 13-03-2008 »
Morticiaaaaaaa !!!

ENJOY !!!  which piece of Handel did you choose?

xx Jan xx
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« Reply #3844 on: 18:09:19, 13-03-2008 »
Thanks Jan  Kiss

Concerti Grossi  Op.3, No. 1-6

I certainly did enjoy!  Smiley Smiley  Gosh, where to turn next? Grin
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« Reply #3845 on: 18:23:08, 13-03-2008 »
Ooh, which recording of Op.3, Mort?
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« Reply #3846 on: 18:40:20, 13-03-2008 »
strina, it's a Naxos recording. The Northern Sinfonia with Bradley Creswick as Director. I'm rather fond of it Smiley Recorded in, umm (scrabble scrabble) 1995
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« Reply #3847 on: 20:23:55, 13-03-2008 »
Luvely gubbley Mort!! What other cds you going top play next?

The General Manager where I work wants to see me for a chat she says. I get the feeling that she doesnt want me to go, as she has hinted at that a few days ago. Hmmmm??? Wonder whats going to transpire??
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« Reply #3848 on: 20:34:22, 13-03-2008 »
Intriguing, bbm.  It's a sad fact of human nature that we seldom appreciate what others have to offer - in any aspect, professional or personal - until we're faced with the possibility of losing it.

Mort, does that Op.3 recording use oboe or flute in concerto no.3?
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« Reply #3849 on: 20:38:50, 13-03-2008 »
Quote from: strinasacchi on 20:34:22, 13-03-2008

Mort, does that Op.3 recording use oboe or flute in concerto no.3?


Flute, strina.
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« Reply #3850 on: 20:43:54, 13-03-2008 »
Ah nice, I prefer it with flute - seems more suitable.  Some groups stick to oboe (probably so they don't have to pay an additional player...)

Hmm, just noticed I'm in the Happy Room.  Not sure if I belong here.  Is there an Apprehensive Room?  Or a Procrastinating Room?

 Undecided
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« Reply #3851 on: 22:55:15, 13-03-2008 »
Strina, it's high time this was re-invogorated...

http://r3ok.myforum365.com/index.php?topic=1878.0
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« Reply #3852 on: 23:11:31, 13-03-2008 »
Well get over there, open the door and 'invogerate' it, man! Grin Grin Kiss
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« Reply #3853 on: 23:12:31, 13-03-2008 »
Quote from: strinasacchi on 20:34:22, 13-03-2008
Intriguing, bbm.  It's a sad fact of human nature that we seldom appreciate what others have to offer - in any aspect, professional or personal - until we're faced with the possibility of losing it.

Yes I believe you are right. She still wants me to be involved, at some level. I  think she wants me on the bank stsff. Dont k now what to do really.
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« Reply #3854 on: 23:23:31, 13-03-2008 »
BBM, it rather depends on whether you still want to remain there, bearing in mind that you have now been given the firm offer of a post elsewhere.  I got the impression that you weren't very happy being in your current post. Bank work can be a bit erratic, although it could be useful to top up a regular salary. Healthcare is a bit of a jungle Sad
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