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Date Posted: 4/05/07 21:06:36 Fri
Author: TT
Author Host/IP: 81.153.1.247
Subject: Last Mozart Post

Classical music....

What's that all about ?

How do you know when to clap ?

I have an evening of Mozart tonight and it is very good (should be for the amount they charge )However during most of the first half they were doing individual bits and bobs with clapping in between each bit. Now they are doing movements and stuff and as i have been going in and out of the control box to handle other stuff i never know when to clap and as i am often the person who leads clapping that is a bad situation.

While i'm at it, i often find i like the first or second movement but the third goes off the boil a bit and by then i don't really want to clap so much unl;ess i think they know i meant it for the first movement and not the last one.

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