@MannGeorgia@BBCRadio3 As a Bell Ringer, I know that there’s a long history of ringers being seen as drunken merry types (Ashbury St Mary’s band do our very best to uphold the tradition 😂). So my vote goes to Liabiamo ne’lieti calici’ the drinking song from Giuseppe’s Le Traviata. Amanda, Oxfordshire
@MannGeorgia@BBCRadio3 A utensil marching past in a kitchen brings to mind Paul Dukas’ The Sorcerer’s Apprentice and has the addition benefit of bringing back some lovely childhood memories for those of us of a certain age 🪄 Amanda, working under the electric blanket today 🥶 chilly Oxfordshire!
@MannGeorgia@BBCRadio3 For some reason, Sand dance immediately sprang to mind 🤔 And it’s a ballet connection too; Mathew Bourne’s reinterpretation of Wilson & Kepple’s sand dance as part of the ballet Red Shoes (& isn’t MB a genius 😇!). Amanda loving the sunshine in rural Oxfordshire this morning 🌞
@MannGeorgia@BBCRadio3 Cards = the Queen of Hearts, so how about The Queen of Hearts by Carl Davis from the Alice In Wonderland ballet? I can visualise Lauren Cuthbertson dancing while you play it 💕 🩰 Amanda, still working hard at home…honest 😉
@MannGeorgia@BBCRadio3 Daylight = sunrise, so Hannah Peel’s sunrise through the dusty nebula is it! But, as we’ve had it on the playlister before, next thought is something from Max Richter’s score for the 2014 film Testement Of Youth. Also war related and so so moving. Amanda ‘working’ at home 😉
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@tentativetravel Thanks for sharing; the highs have been fantastic & only you had to put up with the lows, so we got a great deal from the trip 😜 Fabulous thanks 🙏 #armchairtraveller#sittinonmysofa
@MannGeorgia@BBCRadio3 Apples, made me immediately think of Snow White so how about Eric Coates 1930s music for Snow White? Amanda, under an electric blanket in freezing Oxfordshire 🥶
@MannGeorgia@BBCRadio3 How about any of the Ringers Hymns? https://t.co/JII88TM3jv for all the Church Bell Ringers gleefully (some more than others, we are a gleeful tower 😂) ringing out over the Christmas period?
@MannGeorgia@BBCRadio3 Offenbach’e Orpheus In the Underworld? The overture would be especially jolly for a Friday. Or if you wanted to go further with the Underworld, how about To Heal by Underworld which almost (not quite!!) gets in both underworld & hell 😂 Amanda in Shrivenham in an empty office..
@MannGeorgia@BBCRadio3 My favourite space related bit of music my far is Sunrise Through The Dusty Nebula by the talented & cool Hannah Peel. It evokes the ethereal and beautiful nature of space like nothing else 🚀 Amanda
@MannGeorgia@BBCRadio3 The most evocative Narcissus that springs to mind for me is the film Black Narcissus. Groundbreaking for its time & one of my favourites that I’ve watched many times. Any of the music by Brian Easdale 😉
@MannGeorgia@BBCRadio3 It might be a bit cheesy, but the first thing to spring to mind was Empty Chairs by Don McClean. It was a favourite of my Mum’s, as was Crown Court as featured in yesterday’s playlister- so not an entirely random link 😉 Amanda x