Switch yourself from left brain to right brain: count down backwards from 100 by threes, and the music will leave you alone.
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Originally posted by Michael View PostI was having an x-ray a few years ago, Joy, and the radioligist kept humming this tune. I was half-sedated and I muttered: "Baby Elephant Walk". The radiologist said: "That's the name of the bloody tune! It's been going round in my head all day and I couldn't identify it! I can't stop humming it and I don't even like it!"
I find when I'm working at home, that a tune will creep into my head and I just cannot get rid of it. Currently it's the second movement of "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik" which I like - but not that much! Any suggestions for a cure?
Michael'Truth and beauty joined'
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Originally posted by DavidO View Post1. Prelude from Ravel's "Couperin's Tomb"
2. Scherzo from Beethoven's 3rd Symphony (as kinetic a display of the Life Force as any in music)
3. Herbert Stothart's martial theme march from the Oz entrance in "The Wizard of Oz"
what a superb description of the sheer momentum behind this movementLove from London
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Originally posted by Sorrano View PostLast night it was Solti and the Chicago Symphony playing Tchaikowsky's 4th. Wonderful music!
Omigoodness!! I just posted this in the WRONG thread!'Man know thyself'
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