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Usually there are a number of games running simultaneously in the "polls" sub-forum, mostly run by Bulldog:
https://www.talkclassical.com/classi...cussion-polls/

Many people who do not play these games yet have expressed bewilderment about the what, why and how of these games. In this blog post I will try to clarify this.

What are these games?

Let's start by stating what they are not: they are not a serious attempt to generate

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Welcome to Talk Classical!

A bit of background information that may answer questions you may have now or soon...

As a new member, certain features are disabled (e.g. profile access, blogs, adding attachments, and certain forum areas until you have submitted at least 10 posts to any of the classical music sections of the forum and up to 12 hours have elapsed since post #10, regardless of the total number of posts one has accumulated. Posts made in the Community Forum

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ADAMS, JOHN
Doctor Atomic Symphony*
- Robertson / St. Louis Symphony (my collection)

BACH, J.S.
Brandenburg Concerti
- Amsterdam Bach Soloists (1-6, my collection)
- Winschermann / Deutsche Bach Soloists (1-6, my collection)
- Goebel / Musica Antiqua Koln (1-6, my collection)

BEETHOVEN, L. van
Egmont Overture
- Bernstein / VPO (YouTube)
String Quartet 1*
- Suske Quartet (YouTube)
String Quartet

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Blogger’s Note: As we mark the ten-year milestone of the Tuesday Blog and entertain our 222 day binge challenge on For Your Listening Pleasure, we are planning “collections” as part of our monthly shares over the coming months.

This week’s Cover2Cover starts the ball rolling with a Brilliant Classics three-disk release of the complete violin concertos of Nicolò Paganini performed by Alexandre Dubach and the Monte Carlo Philharmonic. Here are a few thoughts collected from the Brilliant

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Today’s “Fifth Tuesday” montage marks a number if milestones:

• it is our 365th montage in our ongoing series,
• it marks the end of a year-long survey of all of our montages in this series and
• serves as a launch point for a new programming arc dedicated to revisiting our many contributions to TalkClassical through our Tuesday Blog, which marked its tenth anniversary a few months ago.

For the next few months, our montages will take a fresh look at some themes we explored

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