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| Type | Created | Category | Creator | Sort | Votes | Hides | Rating | |
| essay | 29-Jun-2001 | media/entertainment | Zang | unsorted | 42 | 8 | 48.7% |
| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| Pomeranian | posted 30-Jun-2001 11:53am "Dido and Aeneas" by Purcell. |
| Zang | posted 30-Jun-2001 12:17pm "When I Was Lad" from Gilbert and Sullivan's "H. M. S. Pinafore". |
| confetti | posted 30-Jun-2001 12:32pm Crap. This isn't fair. There aren't any! |
mandy  | posted 30-Jun-2001 12:52pm uh............ hmmmmmmmmmmmm ahhhhhhh uh............ |
Biggles   | posted 30-Jun-2001 1:43pm I know nothing  |
| msgman | posted 30-Jun-2001 2:37pm Handel's Messiah, if you count Handel as English. Otherwise, the Enigma Variations by Elgar is the first that springs to mind. |
| jkiehart | posted 30-Jun-2001 2:41pm No! |
| natsim | posted 30-Jun-2001 3:27pm Fantasia on a theme by Thomas Tallis by R.Vaughan Williams. I haven't heard it for years, so I don't know why it popped into my head, especially since I'm currently rehearsing "the Lark Ascending" by the same composer. Strange. |
| Dolemite | posted 30-Jun-2001 3:47pm NO! Get thee to a nunery! |
| Jemmy | posted 30-Jun-2001 3:51pm I don't think I know anyone who is english. I'd have to go look at my violin music.  |
| heyzeus1 | posted 30-Jun-2001 4:57pm i dont know which ones are or were english. i like ravell's bolero (sp?), but bach's fugue in d minor will always be my favorite |
| Zang | posted 30-Jun-2001 5:15pm Sorry folks! I know this isn't very fun, but I felt compelled to do it because it has been obsessing me for the last couple of years. I bought this book called "British Music of Our Time (1946)" and some of the stuff they were saying in there, I thought was really off the mark. I felt that I had to get some kind of consensus as to which English composers and works were popular, or widely known now-a-days. I drew my own conclusions, but I thought I would run it by you guys, and see what popped up...  |
| ASexyBabesToy | posted 30-Jun-2001 10:08pm No |
Strider  | posted 30-Jun-2001 11:56pm Pomp and circumstance march number 1 by edward elgar. |
| Gamera | (reply to Zang) posted 30-Jun-2001 11:58pm So how does what you found here compare to what the book was saying or to your own conclusions? |
| Zang | (reply to Gamera) posted 1-Jul-2001 12:01am Not enough responses yet...Hard to say... |
SueBee  | posted 1-Jul-2001 1:12am I can't think of any English composers. Am I missing something obvious? |
| Cleo | posted 1-Jul-2001 3:14pm Imagine By: John Lennon ( That's a classic in my eyes & he's English & a dang good composer too!!) By Golly!!! |
| SueBee | (reply to Cleo) posted 1-Jul-2001 5:28pm Good answer! |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 1-Jul-2001 11:55pm I agree with SueBee! |
| Cleo | (reply to SueBee) posted 2-Jul-2001 12:34am (BOWING)Thanks ms.Sue Bee!!! |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 2-Jul-2001 12:39am Oh my gosh,you actually spoke to me.hat's the 1st time. I feel very honored. Thank you Krishna!!!! |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 2-Jul-2001 1:17am Any time! Hare Krishna! |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 2-Jul-2001 2:52am |
| Oscar | posted 2-Jul-2001 3:47pm Pachelbel Canon in D? I don't know if he's english... |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 2-Jul-2001 10:37pm Hare Krishna! What time is it where you are? |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 2-Jul-2001 11:18pm I'm on California time zone.It's approximately 8:15 p.m. Where are you located? |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 3-Jul-2001 12:28am Sydney Australia. I is 2.30pm right now! Hare Krishna! |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 4-Jul-2001 8:27pm Wow,you are a ways away.Today is "The Fourth of July" something most Americans celebrate with bar-BQ hotdogs,hamburger,steaks,chicken,beer.What does Australia celebrate that is close to our 4th of July? |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 5-Jul-2001 5:56pm Australia Day 26th January. Hare Krishna! |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 5-Jul-2001 9:30pm That's my oldest daughters birthday.Do you celebrate the same way we do & what does that day signify??? |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 6-Jul-2001 6:38pm How do you celebrate Independence Day in The USA? Hare Krishna!  |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 6-Jul-2001 9:45pm With fireworks!!! Families/friends usually have a BARBQ at home,at the beach or park. Then they settle back somewhere & watch the fireworks. How about you??? |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 7-Jul-2001 9:47pm Same here!  Hare Krishna! |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 7-Jul-2001 11:54pm Hey!!!! Way cool!!!! But you don't celebrate the 4th of July there. What do you call your celebration there???? |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 8-Jul-2001 11:02pm Australian celebrate Australia Day on 26th January. Hare Krishna! |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 9-Jul-2001 1:12am OOOOOOOOOOOOO IC .... |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 9-Jul-2001 10:45pm Hare Krishna! |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 11-Jul-2001 2:23am & a hearty Hare Krishna to you too........... |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 11-Jul-2001 7:22pm thanks! Hare Krishna! |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 11-Jul-2001 11:11pm Aloha........ |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 12-Jul-2001 10:40pm HareKrishna! |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 13-Jul-2001 1:42am Mahalo Nui Loa........  |
Wicksy  | posted 13-Jul-2001 11:39am Edward Elgar 'nimrod' |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 13-Jul-2001 5:55pm Que? |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 13-Jul-2001 9:27pm lol lol lol Translation:Mahalo (thank you) Nui Loa (abundance/very much) Thank you very much....... |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 14-Jul-2001 11:16pm OIC. Hare Krishna! |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 15-Jul-2001 1:53pm |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 15-Jul-2001 5:44pm Hare Krishna! |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 16-Jul-2001 10:26pm Mahalo! |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 17-Jul-2001 11:49pm HARE KRISHNA HARE KRISHNA KRISHNA KRISHNA HARE HARE HARE RAMA HARE RAMA RAMA RAMA HARE HARE! |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 18-Jul-2001 1:57am Hey I know that song!! |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 18-Jul-2001 2:20am |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 18-Jul-2001 2:23am lol lol lol |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 18-Jul-2001 11:06pm Hare Krsna! |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 18-Jul-2001 11:06pm Mahalo.. |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 18-Jul-2001 11:10pm What time is it? |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 18-Jul-2001 11:12pm 8:15pm California time |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 18-Jul-2001 11:15pm Please don't stay up too late. |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 18-Jul-2001 11:27pm What time is it in Sydney? |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 19-Jul-2001 1:00am When I wrote this it was 3pm. |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 19-Jul-2001 2:19am Well it's now 11:20 pm so you must be sleeping by now. |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 19-Jul-2001 5:55pm No it is 6.55am Friday morning & I am wide awake. |
| Cleo | (reply to HareKrishna) posted 20-Jul-2001 5:28pm So if it's 2:30pm Friday here in California then it's like 9:30am in Sydney Australia? |
| HareKrishna | (reply to Cleo) posted 20-Jul-2001 7:23pm I don't know. http://www.worldtimezone.com/datetime.htm |
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