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What was the classical piece played which woke them up this morning (Sunday)?

  • 19-06-2005 10:46pm
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    PullMyFinger!
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    It was fantastic :D


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  • #2
    Dinner
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    I'm assuming it was the one played in tonights (monday) show.

    Romeo and Juliet by prokofiev. Its on mycokemusic.com to listen to a sample. But make sure you get the instrumental rather than the piano version. Its much better. And yeah, its a brilliant piece.


  • #3
    Binomate
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    They played the Jackson 5 one morning as well didn't they?


  • #4
    BaZmO*
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    PullMyFinger! wrote:
    What was the classical piece played which woke them up this morning (Sunday)?

    Binomate wrote:
    They played the Jackson 5 one morning as well didn't they?

    Huh?


  • #5
    PullMyFinger!
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    Arabel wrote:
    I'm assuming it was the one played in tonights (monday) show.

    Romeo and Juliet by prokofiev. Its on mycokemusic.com to listen to a sample. But make sure you get the instrumental rather than the piano version. Its much better. And yeah, its a brilliant piece.

    Thanks but I think it was actually "dance of the knights"


  • #6
    Dinner
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    PullMyFinger! wrote:
    Thanks but I think it was actually "dance of the knights"

    Dance of the knights is part of Romeo and juliet.(which I think is part of the Monatgues and Capulets)


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