Earlier this week I was mired in a particularly mind-numbing job on the computer, and the only thing that saved from certain brain death was this delightful collection of rondos by John Field (1782 - 1837). Enjoy!
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Earlier this week I was mired in a particularly mind-numbing job on the computer, and the only thing that saved from certain brain death was this delightful collection of rondos by John Field (1782 - 1837). Enjoy!
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Sue
7/17/2022 02:27:01
Wonderful! Thank-you for sharing!
PoppopDee
7/17/2022 14:09:52
Well, now I have some new John Field earworms to haunt my brain! ;-) I have known of his Nocturnes for years. Thanks for introducing me to these rondos.
Francis Berger
7/17/2022 21:28:45
@PoppopDee - That's interesting info. Thanks for that! Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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