Need a break from all the non-stop over commercialised Anzac Day Coverage?
The Pub Is the place to be
TO help you relax this is apparently the most relaxing music in the world
And here are some relaxing photos
Feeling better yet? Ready for some relaxing Raffles?
Rafflemaster CK will be happy to oblige.No need to rush chill out take it easy ,your numbers will be supplied.
. Repose upon a comfy chair,
Or flop around on a fantastic bed
Whatever you wish, but be happy to be alive and stay safe.
Have a great time.
THE PUB 
I wish they’d keep it to themselfie…
Just wait for Greg Hunt’s magnum opus: Climate Change: how politics turned me into a denialist.” or maybe just My Choice.
Meanwhile …
I still have the LP
It looks like First Dog on the Moon has done the eyes.
Ducky,
Better still, Moy Choice.
There is a mere corner of a cigarette paper between Ghunt’s electorate and that where the charming Kath and Kim allegedly live.
Fiona,
Grunt couldn’t speak Stine if you paid him.
I was thinking more of Al Gore’s Our Choice
Mind you “You ARE effluent!” is appropriate.
Ducky
Another Scandi country’s take on the tune. Also well done on the Danes coming in number three in this years list of happiest countries. Looking at the list it looks like a bit of cold weather helps.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/europe/11560153/Which-is-the-worlds-happiest-country.html
TLBD – ugh, as much as I like ITHOFMK, it was terrible to play on clarinet – at the top of the range, crossing registers with awkward fingering.
“Morning” is probably the best known movement (the first one):
I shan’t bore you with Agnetha today but here is Frida 14 December 2009. She was born 15 November 1945.
You won’t understand a word of it
Here she is in 1967
Jaeger,
Oh wow – all sorts of previously hidden abilities coming out!
Once upon a time I did some accompanist work for a few clarinetists.
Good fun – the Mozart concerto particularly.
kaffeeklatscher,
If you tell me Bjørn Lomborg and I were born in the same country I’ll come and break your bloody arm off!
The musical instrument used most dreadfully is the saxophone: it wasn’t meant to screech.
For something a bit more restful .
“José Luis Merlin´s Evocación & Joropo played by Soren Madsen. Recorded live in the Church of Harlev, Denmark’
Would anyone object if I put up an Anzac Day thing soon – as in before midnight?
Peer Gynt is a play and, by its plot, it is a bloody a piece of work as any.
I don’t think Grieg tried to capture the bloodiness. As far as I know he only wrote the two suites which sound more like symphonic poems, which they are.
“Would anyone object if I put up an Anzac Day thing”
Only if it does not include a link to Lest we forget what.
I may be spending time at The Pub tomorrow. No way I’ll turn on radio or TV till a very late hour.
Nothing like that, Ducky.
A POST FOR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW
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100 letters from hell:
http://anzac100.nzherald.co.nz/