A slight change here is a track I have chosen. It is one of those pieces of music I have very vivid memories of the times and places when I heard it. One of those memories is Listening on a portable cassette player on an overnight drive to Scotland as the waves of music accompanied the dense fog parting in the headlights.

 

 

Tom has made a selection.

 

Thank you Tom

A suggestion from George. It starts very quietly.

Thank you George.

I have selected this track today from the Pitt Rivers Museum sound archive. I hope you enjoy. Dave.

 

 

PittRiversound · Moru sanza music from South Sudan by Timon Beri [1/5] [2013 1 11 A 1]

Todays Choice for the Listening Diary comes from George.

Thank you George.

Today we have a post from Tom.

 

Thank you Tom.

Today we are featuring Simon’s Choice.

 

Thank you Simon

John has chosen

 

Thank you John.

 

Gavin has chosen.

 

Thank you Gavin.

I am choosing a track for this weekend. Arvo Parts ‘Da Pacem, Domine’.

It was originally  written by Avro Part in memory of the Victims of the Madrid Bombings of 2004. The title Da Pacem, Domine translates as Give us Peace, Oh Lord.