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What drew them to Slipped Disc on a peaceful Sunday?
Exclusive stories, first with the news, some abrasive readers’ comments and a selection of unheard music.
Slipped Disc keeps on growing.
UPDATE: The next day, Monday, we had 109,955 readers.
Apalling weather here in Britain more likely. No one went out unless they had to!
Same over here in Europe.
I went to Richard Goode’s recital at the Wigmore on Sunday night. There were a number of empty seats (including half of the row in front of mine), but the overall turnout was still very high (at a guess, somewhere in the 80%–95% region), despite the weather and consequent disruption to public transport (on my route into London, a lot of trains had been cancelled, but, having set off very early, I still made it in plenty of time). There were even people enquiring about returns (the recital had, of course, sold out, so most of the empty seats are probably attributable to the extreme weather).
I suppose hearing Richard Goode live counts as an instance of venturing out because I “had to”… it was certainly worth the effort. In particular, Goode’s Debussy was magical.
The cut and thrust of finely honed arguments
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Congratulations! Who says classical music is dead!
First with the news, thanks to Norman’s indefatigable spirit! And we get comments here from all sorts, which is sometimes maddening but often entertaining, as well.
And that without article about Miss Wang! Congratulation!
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Congratulations to slip disc. It’s my go-to for reading in my spare time to find things of interest that I would have otherwise been unaware of.
Congratulations and thanks for so many interesting news.
Blue skies and sunshine here in Mexico but Slipped Disc is still essential reading (except for the mean-spirited and “abrasive readers’ comments” which we could do without)
Thank you, Norman, for all of your hard work.