Schools music
the link promised on the programme tonight is here
Eddie Mair | 15:38 UK time, Friday, 26 January 2007
the link promised on the programme tonight is here
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So, Music and Movement lives again?
"This is ´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio for Schools. Music & Movement."
You MUST have a clip, Eddie.
By coincidence, a Mrs Trellis (formerly of North Wales) has just sent me this link
which I suspect says less about what music in schools can do for you, than about what raw talent and a soundproof bedroom can do.
I have decided to give up stringed instruments and see how I get on with the spoons instead.
Fifi
Val P! Missing-apostrophe-on-thread alert?!
No sign of 'Barbara Allen', 'The Road to the Isles', or 'The Ash Tree' then. How said!
As a child, I loved singing them - and they were written well before my time. Traditional songs still have a place in singing, after all, there's a reason why they've stayed in the culture for so long - because the tunes are so good!
Fifi (and Mrs Trellis)
Thanks for that - absolutely brilliant. Just finished off Friday at the office very nicely.
I said 'said', I meant 'sad'.
Eddie
Sorry to be pedantic but (for future reference) the Malay word Seri as in the Prime Minister's title Datuk Seri is pronounced just like Sri in Sri Lanka.
tomi
Fifi & Mrs Trellis,
Thanks for that. And he thanked us!
xx
ed
Electric spoons Fi?
Fifi & Mrs Trellis
Sorry to come back to this again but I've watched that video half a dozen times now. As it happens that Pachelbel piece is a favourite but I don't think that I will ever hear it the same again.
The video is just amazing and Fifi I think you hit the nail on the head with "raw talent" Nobody could teach anybody to do that. I wonder what age the guitarist is.
i am a regular listener to pm but am irritated by the constant references to "the blog"; it's a bore.
Fifi and Mrs Trellis - mind blowing! thanks.
Fifi and Mrs Trellis - Wow!!!
GM - well spotted! I've been too busy doing it (for gainful employment) to check the Frog over the last few days....
I don't know, you turn your back for a couple of days and all hell breaks loose mumble etc
I seem to recall that the Blog trailers on PM talk about it being open 24 hours. In view of the lack of apparent activity (which I don't believe for one second!), could it be that we now have a case under the Trades Description Act, fellow froggers?
Or have the technicians gone on strike?
The last postings I noted appear to have been between 0100h and 0200h today, then silence descended.
Fog on the Frog. I'm off ito find a lilypad in the January sunshine.
To add insult to injury, comments on Chris Evans' Blog appear to be going through okay this morning. (Note to Eddie: I only checked to see if it was a universal problem, honest! I am not an Evans blogger)
Oh, so I was the only blogger today?
[Suddenly feels very silly and in need of a walk ....]
Hi Big Sis - no you're not the only one! I came back to check out Fifi & Mrs T's link - it was too noisy for during the night when I first found it!
Absolutely awesome, Y*otube's favourite adjective, but in this case, quite true. SO is sobbing quietly in a corner and about to put his guitar on Eb*y!!!
Fifi & Mrs T - wow! better than the original!
Andrew Thomas (11) I agree somewhat - I find the number of mentions rather too much and all the different voices used a bit of a gimmick and quite intrusive. But it's a bit of a minor point compared to the constant trailers on R4 for other programmes. They are just all over the place, most of them far too long and reallyannoying!
Hello, fellow froggers, the bloggage seems to haver shifted. It felt very lonely on the Beach, so I went for a walk and bought some neccessaries and that blew the frogwebs away.
Vyle and Val (that sounds good!), the apostrophe as above is a funny one - take Earls Court or Shepherds Bush, those famous Tube stations. No apostrophe. Seems acceptable. Sorst of like Schools Radio. 'Schools' seems to act here as an adjective, rather than as a possessive.
Any thoughts?
Will listen to Mrs T's link later.
Fifi & Mrs Trellis
I think this is JerryC who did the original arrangement. What do you think of
Frances - well, at a pinch. Even as an adjective though, don't you think there's a suggestion of possession about it? Music, of, for or about schools? You can persuade me if you wish, though. I'm so sloppy these days...
Val, I can't really persuade you (though I'd love to try!!!) since I'm just exploring possibilities here... grey area...
RJD -21 - mind-blowing, thanks for that! I made some old men friends very unhappy yesterday at our annual Burns' Day get-together (we start at 2 on the nearest Saturday to the 25th and finish when we've all fallen over, it reminds us of happier times in the seventies when several of them were supposed to be the Entertainments Committee at the Students' Union).
Perhaps I should clarify that, the unhappiness was because I gathered them round and played them the first video. I've just finished sending round the link to this latest one - that should really blow their hangovers to kingdom come!
Valery (24), Would those old men friends be happier if your annual Burns' Day get-together began on a Friday? ;-)
Ah well, now you're asking! The answer is that they just get to enjoy my ready wit - it's the wine what does it.
can i have a nappy