Aeolienne
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A Fish Called Wanda
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Is that baroque? I once heard a piece I liked years ago when I was doing GCSE music - it was from a tape of examples and I always liked this certain clip (which isn't what you've posted about - it just reminded me
) I never knew what the piece was called but it was nice...No, the Baroque era for music started around 1600-ish. I'm currently listening to the Palladian Ensemble's A Choice Collection: Music from Purcell's London.
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Olde Hansa Musicus - the music of the medieval-themed restaurant in Tallinn: http://www.oldehansa.ee/
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Kind Hearts and Coronets rocks!
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Novalima, Coba Coba
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Jim Moray, Low Culture
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Stephan Micus, Bold as Light
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Red Priest, Nightmare in Venice
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Ottorino Respighi (1879-1936), Le feste di Roma
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What's wrong with a traditional wire whisk?
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British Library National Sound Archive, Wild Britain: Sound portraits from Britain's wild places, recorded by Richard Margoschis
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The Magic Numbers, Those the Brokes
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Jan Lundgren, Magnum Mysterium
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Tonight we had lamb casserole, potatoes, broccoli and cauliflower, followed by raspberries and homemade shortbread.
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Sonic Youth, The Destroyed Room: B-sides and rarities
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Joculatores Upsalienses, De fyra årstiderna [The Four Seasons]
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Joculatores Upsalienses, Antik musik på Wik [Early Music at Wik]
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Sousa marches performed by the Band of the Grenadier Guards
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Keith Jarrett, Testament Paris / London
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Sufjan Stevens, Come on Feel the Illinoise!
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Convivium Musicum Gothenburgense, At the Sign of the Crumhorn: Flemish songs and dance music from the Susato music books
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Green peppercorn ice-cream is nice too!
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Idlewild, 100 Broken Windows
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Jean Michel Jarre, Oxygène
What's everyone listening to?
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I was amazed they could get away with a song encouraging listeners to feed animals at the zoo!
I'm listening to Marin Marais (1656-1728) music for viola da gamba performed by the Palladian Ensemble.