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We both had a laugh at Steve's moan and Pete's answer. What a sense of humour you all have. Can it be me? I also laughed at your butcher, Ruth. Naughty Man!!
We watched the "Last Night at the Proms" on Saturday and we were treated to Fiona's opinions on Dvorak. Did you see your stepma, Ruth? The music was from my favourite composer, little Antonin, who wrote such wonderful music, from his violin and Cello concertos, through the Slavonic Dances to the wonderful 9th Symphony in E, From the New World. Not forgetting my favourite operatic aria, from Russalka, the glorious "Song to the Moon", which I am happy to say we hear quite a lot on Classic FM. My love of Dvorak started with Chinnor Operatic Society performing a rather trite fantasy, based on Dvorak's journey throughout the USA in the middle of the 19th Century, but using his fabulous tunes even if a little bastardised. The opening male chorus of 'Fla-naghan's trees' was from the Cello Concerto 'Da diddy da- da diddy dum.' The finale was from the 'New World', with all the other songs and dances spread through the story. Just heard a news item on Southern Radio about a couple of girls being attacked in Whitehill, along the road where you used to live, Steve. Mum has started packing, so I had better put in my undies. Cheers - see you on Saturday Julian and Ruth. Love from Dad/