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Jared wrote:
fergus wrote:I am very pleasantly surprised at how quickly the calendar is filling up!!
I'm not at all surprised Fergus... given the calibre of people on this forum...;-)
I absolutely agree there Jared; that is not what surprises me....it is rather that they have decided to go public. I had hestitated for some time before suggesting the idea for that reason but, as I say, I am very pleasantly surprised with the results so far!
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It is much more rewarding being part of a forum that is so inclusive and full of enthusiatic members (sometimes less in more in that respect...)

I look forward to the upcoming pieces we will be subjected to (!) - PAAE was one of my formative CM pieces and I have listened to it endlessly (always room for a few more listens though). Sibelius 5 is simply a wonderful work - one of my 'go to' pieces when I need some instant gratification :-)

Incidentally, I have made my decision for the May thread... ;-)
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bombasticDarren wrote:It is much more rewarding being part of a forum that is so inclusive and full of enthusiatic members (sometimes less in more in that respect...)

I look forward to the upcoming pieces we will be subjected to (!) - PAAE was one of my formative CM pieces and I have listened to it endlessly (always room for a few more listens though). Sibelius 5 is simply a wonderful work - one of my 'go to' pieces when I need some instant gratification :-)

Incidentally, I have made my decision for the May thread... ;-)
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^^ It will be Don Quixote by Richard Strauss
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More interesting updates have just been made to the programme... with the appearance of Dave's name... ;-)
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bombasticDarren wrote:^^ It will be Don Quixote by Richard Strauss
Excellent choice Sir [Loud Applause from this unbiased corner!!!]
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Tom/ Rocker has put himself down for a very interesting October.... nice one, mate!!
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That is a pleasant surprise Tom....well done.

Will you be doing an electric guitar version?
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I'm still mulling over the choices for June, and will probably continue to mull for a while longer. It's quite hard to know where to pitch it really, isn't it? I'm torn between "unpopular", "deeply unpopular" and "are you kidding me?"...
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I have thought about it a bit more and finally decided on ..
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