A quiet Sunday, as the media speculate on how each of the myriad routes towards a range of potential outcomes might be navigated, and various Conservative MPs operate independently of their own leader. We used to take some vague pride in the stability of our governments, but no longer, it seems…
And so, instead of news, I offer more music. The lute music was popular, or at least, someone indicated that they liked it, which is as good as, I suspect. So, let’s try something from a century or so later, a Bach Prelude for harpsichord…
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Thanks Mark. Maybe you should have your own programme on R3…..
Yokel (and I trust that all is well in Yeovil),
If I could broadcast from my country cottage, then I might be tempted. I was lucky enough to have, as a neighbour here, the former President of the Lute Society, Ian Harwood, who was kind enough to introduce me to some of his favourite works. And my already eclectic taste in music helps… 🙂
But thank you for commenting. It does occasionally feel as though I’m broadcasting into outer space, so a response or two is much appreciated.