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Turfan Fragment
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« Reply #15 on: 02:05:20, 19-04-2008 »
real estate in my aural architecture? I like you already*! That usually takes a while.

*Though I don't know you from Adam.
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« Reply #16 on: 11:14:45, 19-04-2008 »
Quote from: ahh on 00:47:17, 19-04-2008
I particularly like listening to: Front Row, In Our Time, Film Programme, Food Programme, Just A Minute, Mornington, News Quiz, etc. and of course Women's Hour.

Fascinating. I normally listen to different programmes, although I sometimes listen to Front Row, the Film Programme and the Woman's Hour. I always try to listen to Thinking Allowed, Last Word, the Saturday Play, the Archive Hour, the Classic Serial and sometimes to Book Club. There are often very good poetry programmes on Radio 4.

Quote from: ahh on 00:47:17, 19-04-2008
give me a Wurlitzer any day

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« Reply #17 on: 16:09:19, 19-04-2008 »
Quote from: Turfan Fragment on 02:05:20, 19-04-2008
real estate in my aural architecture? I like you already! That usually takes a while.

Yeah Turf, sometimes I've difficulties separating an arse from an elbow! Glad you appreciate!

Nice pic PD. It's the breadth I enjoy on R4 - the Archive Hour can throw up some gems. I also like poetry - particularly when language use is being explored.

Ron seems to have so many good stories to tell - I can see that I'll enjoy breadth of appreciation in the members of this board.

My other radio pleasures are generally found on the internet. For example I like Kyle Gann's station from time to time.
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« Reply #18 on: 21:09:38, 19-04-2008 »
Quote from: pim_derks on 11:14:45, 19-04-2008
Quote from: ahh on 00:47:17, 19-04-2008
I particularly like listening to: Front Row, In Our Time, Film Programme, Food Programme, Just A Minute, Mornington, News Quiz, etc. and of course Women's Hour.

Fascinating. I normally listen to different programmes, although I sometimes listen to Front Row, the Film Programme and the Woman's Hour. I always try to listen to Thinking Allowed, Last Word, the Saturday Play, the Archive Hour, the Classic Serial and sometimes to Book Club.

From one newbie to another, welcome, ahh. And hello to Pim Derks. I am not such a regular R4 listener as you two, but glad to see the Archive Hour and Classic Serial mentioned, as they regularly give me two hours of listening pleasure on Saturday nights. Wonder if you heard "Rage in Dalston" tonight - a fascinating slice of relatively unknown (at least to me) history of the fascist movement after WW2.
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« Reply #19 on: 00:04:50, 20-04-2008 »
Quote from: prawn on 21:09:38, 19-04-2008

From one newbie to another, welcome, ahh. And hello to Pim Derks. I am not such a regular R4 listener as you two, but glad to see the Archive Hour and Classic Serial mentioned, as they regularly give me two hours of listening pleasure on Saturday nights. Wonder if you heard "Rage in Dalston" tonight - a fascinating slice of relatively unknown (at least to me) history of the fascist movement after WW2.

Yes I did - truly fascinating. It gave the preparation of my meal tonight a sinister edge. That's why I value R4 - it regularly tosses up material like this.

Tonight's Hear and Now (R3) is wonderful too, despite a prosaic title - 'musical modernism'. A good saturday night to be in - or perhaps that how I placate myself!
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« Reply #20 on: 10:11:15, 20-04-2008 »
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Tonight's Hear and Now (R3) is wonderful too, despite a prosaic title - 'musical modernism'. A good saturday night to be in - or perhaps that how I placate myself!


Hear and Now featuring our very own board member Mr Pace this week too.
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« Reply #21 on: 13:15:53, 20-04-2008 »
Quote from: ahh on 00:47:17, 19-04-2008

Can't shake the image of Don in Canadian Mountie costume now.



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It's another age.  Where are the snows of yesteryear?  When I was a  young girl just out of the convent...

Somewhere some provincial company has mounted Der Rosenkavalier with sets and costumes for Rosemarie.
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« Reply #22 on: 11:09:44, 22-04-2008 »
Quote from: prawn on 21:09:38, 19-04-2008
I am not such a regular R4 listener as you two, but glad to see the Archive Hour and Classic Serial mentioned, as they regularly give me two hours of listening pleasure on Saturday nights.

I usually listen to the Classical Serial on Sundays. I'm hugely enjoying the current A Dance to the Music of Time series.
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