Langham Place Elegie from the London Again Suite

[wnesbitt1]

I have great memories of playing this with our youth orchestra so many years. Forgot the BBC theme!

[NonInflatable]

Lovely piece of Eric Coates' music.

Thanks for posting!

[trolltrolltrollify]

youre reply is a terrifying submergence of atrophic ego.

unable to listen.

you cannot hear

the earless muso dips his pride in sink.(sic)

[rbrooks2007]

I take it that music is not a skill or pleasure of yours and thinly veiling a cheap attempt at musical appreciation of the female product clad in sequins, which you really mean to covet sexually, should be beneath you - but of course it isn't! It's all in a name (repeated three times).

[trolltrolltrollify]

adults,generally,are riddled with dogmatic superstition=rules of cognative disability=delusion=the haunting of scrooge-tastic ignorance/the core of "to be or not to be.."=the psychic barrier of disenchantment.

xfactoid,generally,is a terrifying submergence of atrophic ego,pinioned by the approval of unwise non-entities,the only grace note of which is leona lewis' recording of Run,whereupon, at 3.30secs

her voice escapes the orchestration and pitches into limitless compassion.

[rbrooks2007]

'...her voice escapes the orchestration and pitches into limitless compassion' = turgid banality and product of a machine.

[trolltrolltrollify]

ALL UNHAIL THE LANGUID FUCKTWITTERY OF DENIALBOTS

I like this music although

g#...c#...g#...f#m7...breaks ALL the rules.

thanks

[rbrooks2006]

@trolltrolltrollify Adults have no rules. Otherwise it's X-Factor all the way and we get what we deserve in music and art.