@ruth71500499@BBCRadio3@PetrocTrelawny Bravo to everyone involved in planning and delivering that programme. London Pride and the closing Serenade to Music were particularly poignant. Good to hear that music will still be made at Maida Vale after the BBC have moved out.
@stephenkeeler I’ve just heard my least favourite trail again and realise that I misquoted “every time I hear this track I just start breathing slower”; obviously I was too occupied with venting my wrath to give it the attention it didn’t deserve.
@BBCRadio3@PetrocTrelawny Much as I loathe the too-frequent trails on R3, thank you for giving the heads up on these lovely Essays during In Tune last week. I’ve always thought GR spoke a lot of sense and I greatly enjoyed revisiting my lifetime of radio listening with her.
@PetrocTrelawny@BBCRadio3 Still remember Peter Moore as a young lad, winning BBC Young Musician! Gorgeous playing. What an advocate for the trombone. 👌
@PetrocTrelawny@BBCRadio3@TenebraeChoir And lovely Purcell just now. I have fond memories of playing that at university with friends, one of whom went on to become a studio manager on Radio 3!
@stephenkeeler@LeeG810 I also went, with a couple of girlfriends, to see VW perform at the RAH in 1993. I’ve never been more relieved when it was time for the interval: all my muscles needed a break from laughing.
@PetrocTrelawny@BBCRadio3 I love the way that your word pictures are being enhanced by these photos - and by the music, of course! So much prep and hard work has gone into these broadcasts. Thank you to everyone involved.
@PetrocTrelawny@BBCRadio3 This is bliss: a Petroc walkabout on a Saturday morning while I tackle the NYTimes puzzle selection. But that sore throat sounds painful - and a broadcaster’s nightmare; I hope it soon calms down.