@MarkValencia Particularly irritating have been those who have posted ‘who is Timothée Chalamet anyway?’ at the same time as kicking up an enormous fuss thereby demonstrating that they know who he is and think that what he said matters.
@nfmusic As I recall, he translated La Gazza Ladra as The Sicilian Ladder, prompting a footnote to the Telegraph’s report by its opera critic, explaining that his Lordship appeared to have confused ‘at least three different operas.’
At 3pm on Sunday 3rd August in St Albans Cathedral, the sensational revolving organ maestro James McVinnie will delight a vast and eager multitude with a FREE recital which includes my new piece TWINKLETOES plus RIFF-RAFF! 'Twill be brilliant: BE THERE!
@MarloweDaen@classicjacko@BBCRadio3 France Musique throughout the morning for me too now, for intelligent talk about music instead of vapid audience interaction (culminating in the tiresome playlister challenge) and references to ‘Producer Dom’. I was a staunch defender of R3 against all criticism until this year.
Last night I had to wait over an hour for a Thameslink train - 2 successive trains cancelled ‘due to driver shortage’. Today a section of the Regent’s Canal towpath is closed because of a fallen tree.
KEIR HAS FAILED.
(I shall be writing to the Mail and Telegraph accordingly)
If you're wondering why Tony Pappano hasn't filmed any more documentaries on the BBC - he tried to get another underway, and this is what happened. Read my article for the full story. https://t.co/CV1u14jdly
On this candidate's homepage, there's no mention of his party or leader, no logo, no party colours. That's not unusual. Candidates often run local campaigns. But the image on the right is remarkable. You have to zoom in to read the legal imprint to see which party he represents.
Row upon row of audience members filming the curtain call at ROH last night. There may come a time when instead of enthusiastic applause the cast is faced with a silent auditorium of people with eerily glowing faces.
@Ianskellyradio3 I’m more concerned that it WAS played - there’s a time for an Easter verse anthem, and it’s not in the depths of Lent. There’s plenty of wonderful penitential music to choose from, after all.