Hmmm.

The composer looks familiar......

PS...are you sure you're not taking the .... (see comments in the youtube link!)

 

PS...are you sure you're not taking the ....

He's asked about music from a BBC documentary in three different threads and not gotten a response. Posting a Mozart link with all the information already in it and claiming that people will probably not know what it is clearly taking the ....

 

I have the rather horrible but cheap Neumann box set of CDs of the masses. If you don't have it, I'll send you mine for the cost of postage.

This one is better imho:

 

But there are rather interesting versions on Youtube. My gosh...I'm really behind the times

I haven't heard another version except the Neumann ones for ages.

You can listen to the complete masses here by clicking on the relevant links:

 

I don't know....maybe English ...or navigating one's way around the internet isn't a native skill for some. Especially after drinking Friday nights (or being pissed )

 

Oh. You're feeling ignored and invisible?

Sorry I don't read the BBC Documentary. TVs are so passées.

Isn't there a computer programme somewhere which allows you to sample an unknown track, and then generates a likely list of titles from a database?

In any case - you could try getting more replies by posting when the rest of the US wakes up

 

This is a cover version, and a different arrangement, of the better known "Lacrymosa" by a group called "Evanescence"

It is in D melodic minor.

This link you put up, well, the guy shur made it lame its missing the beat n the great vocals by the lead singr and i thnk it iz way too long

[IMHO 'au contraire' does not fit in with trying to appear naive, but fuels the air of patent disingenuousness of your post, which was an attempt at humor, one is to suppose?]

 

Argh PetrB - that was awful :/

Welcome Ryan - you'll find that people on this forum tend to be very welcoming and helpful so long as you don't listen to Wagner

 

Welcome Ryan - you'll find that people on this forum tend to be very welcoming and helpful so long as you don't listen to Wagner

Au contraire yet again. I think people around here are quite welcoming to those who listen to Wagner, although they will of course try to cure them. :angel:

 

Won't your neighbours be upset?

I usually succeed in upsetting mine by doing long breath holding tone exercises playing the C concert flute in the fourth octave. And with the flute, there is only one note in the fourth highest earpiercing octave :lol:

 

Won't your neighbours be upset?

I usually succeed in upsetting mine by doing long breath holding tone exercises playing the C concert flute in the fourth octave. And with the flute, there is only one note in the fourth highest earpiercing octave :lol:

Oh, where is the fun if you can't jerk that neighbor's chain a bit?

 

Nor mine.

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Yours look like mine on a weekday :lol:

Seriously though, listening to Wagner would make that lot go ballistic. I have to go out to the park in winter to practice away from mine..