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You decide before the waltz is over that you hate Frederick Chopin.
Bookmarked by charcoalfeather
15 Apr 2013
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You decide before the waltz is over that you hate Frederick Chopin.
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You decide before the waltz is over that you hate Frederick Chopin.
Bookmarked by primaryspace
29 Aug 2012
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Düsseldorf - Wednesday September 13th 1854.Bookmarked by anait
2 Jul 2012
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You decide before the waltz is over that you hate Frederick Chopin.
Bookmarked by spirograph
18 Jan 2012
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On the eve of World War I, Benjamin Britten is a new boy at boarding school. He is assigned to fag for Peter Pears, a prefect and a tenor in the school choir. A friendship develops between the two of them, but are Britten's feelings more than simple hero-worship?
Amidst the patriotic fervour of wartime, Britten has to stand by Pears when the older boy's pacifist convictions make him unpopular with the rest of the school. After Pears leaves school they lose touch until, at the end of the war, a tragedy brings them back together...
Bookmarked by Catana
8 Jan 2012
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This is Chopin, this is the world, this is Paris, this is God, this is the soul.
Bookmarked by scissorphishe
5 Jan 2012
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Fredric Chopin and George Sand, they never completely got along, but they understood each other.
Bookmarked by crankyoldman
28 Sep 2011
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You decide before the waltz is over that you hate Frederick Chopin.
Bookmarked by goodnightsandman
1 Sep 2011
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You decide before the waltz is over that you hate Frederick Chopin.
Bookmarked by Boundbooks
18 May 2011
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On the eve of World War I, Benjamin Britten is a new boy at boarding school. He is assigned to fag for Peter Pears, a prefect and a tenor in the school choir. A friendship develops between the two of them, but are Britten's feelings more than simple hero-worship?
Amidst the patriotic fervour of wartime, Britten has to stand by Pears when the older boy's pacifist convictions make him unpopular with the rest of the school. After Pears leaves school they lose touch until, at the end of the war, a tragedy brings them back together...
Bookmarked by o_tempora
10 Jan 2011
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Everyone in England worth saving by Naraht for highfantastical
Cambridge Spies, Cambridge Five RPF, 20th Century CE Political RPF, Classical Music RPF
13 Dec 2010
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In 1963 Peter Pears and Benjamin Britten are on their first concert tour of the USSR. Their visit to exiled spy Guy Burgess is not such a triumphant success.
Bookmarked by Tibby
9 Jan 2011
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A bleak but touching and all-round wonderful story about an imaginary meeting between Peter Pears, Benjamin Britten and Guy Burgess.
"Remember me to Anthony..."
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Everyone in England worth saving by Naraht for highfantastical
Cambridge Spies, Cambridge Five RPF, 20th Century CE Political RPF, Classical Music RPF
13 Dec 2010
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In 1963 Peter Pears and Benjamin Britten are on their first concert tour of the USSR. Their visit to exiled spy Guy Burgess is not such a triumphant success.
Bookmarked by tree_and_leaf
28 Dec 2010
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Everyone in England worth saving by Naraht for highfantastical
Cambridge Spies, Cambridge Five RPF, 20th Century CE Political RPF, Classical Music RPF
13 Dec 2010
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In 1963 Peter Pears and Benjamin Britten are on their first concert tour of the USSR. Their visit to exiled spy Guy Burgess is not such a triumphant success.
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Everyone in England worth saving by Naraht for highfantastical
Cambridge Spies, Cambridge Five RPF, 20th Century CE Political RPF, Classical Music RPF
13 Dec 2010
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In 1963 Peter Pears and Benjamin Britten are on their first concert tour of the USSR. Their visit to exiled spy Guy Burgess is not such a triumphant success.
Bookmarked by highfantastical
25 Dec 2010
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Everyone in England worth saving by Naraht for highfantastical
Cambridge Spies, Cambridge Five RPF, 20th Century CE Political RPF, Classical Music RPF
13 Dec 2010
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In 1963 Peter Pears and Benjamin Britten are on their first concert tour of the USSR. Their visit to exiled spy Guy Burgess is not such a triumphant success.
Bookmarked by twtd
25 Dec 2010
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Queen Hilda by Naraht
Hilda Tablet and Others - Henry Reed, Classical Music RPF, 20th Century CE RPF
28 Sep 2010
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It's time for Hilda's next project, "Mapp and Lucia: the opera." Or should that be "Lucia and Mapp"?
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- Part 2 of Dame Hilda and her circle
Bookmarked by twtd
29 Sep 2010
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Buck up, it's Baroque by Naraht
Classical Music RPF, Hilda Tablet and Others - Henry Reed, 20th Century CE RPF
13 Sep 2010
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Roll over, Beethoven and move over, Benjamin Britten… it's Hilda Tablet, the "eminent twelve-tone composeress." When Hilda and her muse, soprano Elsa Strauss, are special guests at the Aldeburgh Festival, they leave havoc, romantic entanglements and modern music in their wake.
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- Part 1 of Dame Hilda and her circle
Bookmarked by twtd
14 Sep 2010
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Buck up, it's Baroque by Naraht
Classical Music RPF, Hilda Tablet and Others - Henry Reed, 20th Century CE RPF
13 Sep 2010
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Roll over, Beethoven and move over, Benjamin Britten… it's Hilda Tablet, the "eminent twelve-tone composeress." When Hilda and her muse, soprano Elsa Strauss, are special guests at the Aldeburgh Festival, they leave havoc, romantic entanglements and modern music in their wake.
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- Part 1 of Dame Hilda and her circle
Bookmarked by Lunarwolfik
13 Sep 2010
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On the eve of World War I, Benjamin Britten is a new boy at boarding school. He is assigned to fag for Peter Pears, a prefect and a tenor in the school choir. A friendship develops between the two of them, but are Britten's feelings more than simple hero-worship?
Amidst the patriotic fervour of wartime, Britten has to stand by Pears when the older boy's pacifist convictions make him unpopular with the rest of the school. After Pears leaves school they lose touch until, at the end of the war, a tragedy brings them back together...
Bookmarked by Dusk Peterson (duskpeterson)
22 Jul 2010