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Subject: Re: A stupid question - it is driving me mad

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Gary

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Date Posted: 10:03:11 25/07/2003
In reply to: Gavin 's message, "Re: A stupid question - it is driving me mad" on 13:31:07 18/07/2003

For the sake of completeness, the 'official' line from the BBC is in this posting, grafted from the BBC Proms forum:

"The definitive list of pieces featured in the Proms TV trail, for those of you who've been asking, is:

Ligeti - San Francisco Polyphony

Copland - Quiet City

Cage - Third Constuction

Prokofiev - Romeo and Juliet

Stravinsky - Rite of Spring"

This was posted by Leigh Aspin, the host of the board.

Bingo, anyone?

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