I love this documentary. It is a fascinating and loving portrait of Beatrix Potter.

Can you include Gardiner and MonteverdiChoir&Orch in your list of recommended recordings? Also, can you amend "centenary year" to "250th anniversary"? A centenary is for 100 years.

1. The Sound of Music 2. Roald Dahl 3. History and Traditions of Christmas 4. Beethoven symphonies @RealLudwigvan

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Hi, I was just wondering. Is it possible to bring earlier threads into this community?

Hi, I thought I’d mention that I’ve started listening to the Jacobs Zauberflöte. I know it’s a titchy bit overcooked in places, but it’s still a delightful rendition.

I’ve also started listening to Beethoven in the last quarter of the year. I’ve just started on Brautigam’s BIS cycle of the piano sonatas.

Hello again, I’m wondering if we are allowed to mention G&S recordings here.

Hi everyone, I’ve started listening to a G&S operetta to start the weekend. I’m currently listening to the 1950 D’Oyly Carte recording of The Gondoliers.

Hi, I’m pausing my Beethoven listening and I’m spending some time with Litton’s BIS Stravinsky Firebird.

Hello, I’m finishing the month with Edward Gardner’s English version of Mendelssohn’s Hymn of Praise. Some good news earlier this month made me want to play it. It’s the only recording that is sung in English.

Hi, I just started my week bracingly by listening to Vänskä’s version of Mahler 8.