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Subject: Re: 2004 Rumours


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Date Posted: 10:55:12 17/09/2003
In reply to: Ben 's message, "Re: 2004 Rumours" on 00:41:32 17/09/2003
 I wouldn't mind the Gothic either - though I don't have a particular brief for it, or Havergal Brian, as some do.

Either way, you have more chance of hearing the first performance of a symphony by a 7-legged 2-headed flashing green Martian with pink bits, conducted and performed by a 300 piece orchestra of 7-legged 2-headed flashing green Martians with pink bits. We are fully aware of what Mr Kenyon apparently thinks of this sort of stuff. You only had to hear the comparitive tone that Mr Kenyon used on "In Tune" last week when asked about the lack of Schubert and Havergal Brian at this year's Proms, to comprehensively get the drift.
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