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Re: Should we continue with Listening Projects through 2013?

Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 2:02 pm
by jaybee
sounds like a plan!

Re: Should we continue with Listening Projects through 2013?

Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 4:19 pm
by Ciaran
I might be interested as well in such topics without the rigid monthly timetable. I'll probably add a bit more to my Mahler 7 thread, which only really got going at the end of December, due to time constraints.

Re: Should we continue with Listening Projects through 2013?

Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 8:14 pm
by Seán
Ciaran wrote:I might be interested as well in such topics without the rigid monthly timetable. I'll probably add a bit more to my Mahler 7 thread, which only really got going at the end of December, due to time constraints.
Yes, the calendar month does present its own difficulties, we can return to any thread when we have a mind to do so.

Re: Should we continue with Listening Projects through 2013?

Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 9:49 pm
by bombasticDarren
Seán wrote:
Ciaran wrote:I might be interested as well in such topics without the rigid monthly timetable. I'll probably add a bit more to my Mahler 7 thread, which only really got going at the end of December, due to time constraints.
Yes, the calendar month does present its own difficulties, we can return to any thread when we have a mind to do so.
Agreed, I am not sure how I would cope introducing a new piece. But I would like this board to have the flexibility for me to explore a piece if the mood takes me...

Re: Should we continue with Listening Projects through 2013?

Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 12:12 pm
by Jared
bombasticDarren wrote:Agreed, I am not sure how I would cope introducing a new piece. But I would like this board to have the flexibility for me to explore a piece if the mood takes me...
I think this method would suit me better, too.... the pressure being off both in terms of timeline and expected quality of presentation... I would like to do something again during 2013, but something I can chip away at in my own time and as much for my own benefit as for anyone elses. In a similar vain, it wouldn't matter to me whether it garnered much discussion from other members either; just an open forum for me to express my inarticulate musings would be quite beneficial/ therapeutic actually...

I'll give it some thought.