Whatever Mr. Davies directs, I shall watch. It’s a happy thing that he still has the energy for new projects!

Will definitely get them all from the library. Can’t miss this chance to get my eyes on some new (to me) JA material.

The last ones were Northanger Abbey and Mansfield Park, and it is such a contrast between them. From sheer laughs to pure frustration with most characters.

I’m not counting Sanditon, Lady Susan, or any other work than her six finished novels. Maybe I should.

#A-Schubert-A-Day Day 52 now catching up with a second post today, making up for the missed post yesterday! 'Gretchen am Spinnrade', D118, 18 October 1814. Goethe's sense of yearning absolutely translates into the song fully here. www.hyperion-records.co.uk/dw.asp?dc=W2...

That looks like Maultaschen 🧐.

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If the one thing you can say about Schubert's last quartets is, “I think the Grosse Fuge is better,” then oh well. #Schubertliebe

It’s a truth universally acknowledged that P&P is second to none. Just voted!

So ist das. Es ist sicher von einer Region zur nächsten unterschiedlich, wie es anscheinend im deutschen Sprachraum auch ist. Reherl und Nagerl habe ich nicht gekannt 😍.

Cantarelas 🇪🇸.

Some gratitude is due to Lady Catherine de Bourgh, too.
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Never forget, I was well on the wrong side of forty when I listened to this masterwork for the first time. We have Pemberley'95 to thank for that.