Post by postscript on May 3, 2006 8:02:24 GMT
Hi everyone!
Now here I really am jumping in with all six feet flailing in the air
--starting a NEW thread! i.postimg.cc/9fYxy370/smilie-big-grin.gif
Doubtless I shall still have my knuckles rapped by Roger, only this time by pointing out that although I thought of Miscellaneous in which to say what I wished to say (and was astounded to find so many pages of subjects under Miscellaneous) had I looked at .... I should have found the thread already exists!!!
Ah well. Rather as the Moon says in A Midsummer Night's Dream 'all I wish to say is' that I was having breakfast on this marvelous sunshiny day and listening to Classicfm when suddenly THAT voice came over the air waves, reminding me of the first time i heard THAT voice and started my launch tracing whose voice it was and spending my time since enraptured by the girl. i.postimg.cc/9fYxy370/smilie-big-grin.gif
Well, this time of course I knew precisely whose voice that was. It was Classic fm playing Hayley's Quanta Qualia recording with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with the composer himself conducting under the Decca label, catalogue number 4757157
Oh bliss, summer wakening, the sun shining and suddenly out of the blue gorgeous wonderful Hayley!
Peter
Now here I really am jumping in with all six feet flailing in the air
--starting a NEW thread! i.postimg.cc/9fYxy370/smilie-big-grin.gifDoubtless I shall still have my knuckles rapped by Roger, only this time by pointing out that although I thought of Miscellaneous in which to say what I wished to say (and was astounded to find so many pages of subjects under Miscellaneous) had I looked at .... I should have found the thread already exists!!!
Ah well. Rather as the Moon says in A Midsummer Night's Dream 'all I wish to say is' that I was having breakfast on this marvelous sunshiny day and listening to Classicfm when suddenly THAT voice came over the air waves, reminding me of the first time i heard THAT voice and started my launch tracing whose voice it was and spending my time since enraptured by the girl. i.postimg.cc/9fYxy370/smilie-big-grin.gif
Well, this time of course I knew precisely whose voice that was. It was Classic fm playing Hayley's Quanta Qualia recording with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with the composer himself conducting under the Decca label, catalogue number 4757157
Oh bliss, summer wakening, the sun shining and suddenly out of the blue gorgeous wonderful Hayley!
Peter