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Old 05-28-2018, 02:40 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Thanks for your detailed answer josht! That's a lot of years and a lot of listening that you've put in, but as you honestly say, still only scratching the surface of this almost limitless genre.

I've heard about 3 of the pieces you mention, but to all intents and purposes, I'm like a guy in the audience of a cartoon I once saw: A drawing of a concert hall, with the conductor on his plinth, busy with his baton, looks over his shoulder to tell the audience "... and now comes the bit you've heard on tv..."

In that spirit, here's the award-winning advert that gave a new lease of life to Dvorak's the New World Symphony:-



"Last stop on round would be old Ma Peggity's place...."
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