57. Hello again! A cocktail of solace and high spirits.

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Hello again, and stuff will be here we are in September. When is other earthquake do I wonder? It's going to end at different times for different people. My grandfather would always say September 1st. That's it. John 1st. But I've always preferred to click on to what festivals I can to justify it still here. The most perspective case I can make is that one of the great summer festivals, the BBC promise, does not come to an end until the 8th of September this year. And if the final test match between England and South Africa starting at the end of this week goes to a fourth day or more, then we can extend the all two short update of standard weeks just a little longer. I hope you got a good start. We live in a world of two uncertainty, doubt and then gravity across the all generations. Because it's providing some kind of colors, it can take it away and allow us to let go. A secondary mission has always been to try and lift it through and do it through at the same time. Of course, we need to change anything in the material world, but it could help us prove. And although it doesn't have a verbal language, it nevertheless speaks to us all the way to interpret just as we like it. A few episodes back. One of them, September, would be an office right now. But I didn't like repeating stuff we've already heard. So another one by start, Morgan, meaning tomorrow, is a gorgeous alternative to set up on our way today. That's a wording better, but it's a primary wife calling. Ah yes, that sounds a very romantic thing to do. I mean, it's not that you couldn't do that any day. I guess of course you would have been delighted with it. Impossible not to be ready. I'd like to get on the heart or that cut method. And tomorrow the sun will find again. And on the way that I will go, you will again unite us. The happy ones. The middle of the sun breathing earth. And to the beach. And upon it, we'll take a mute of the island of happiness. It has a main theme, eight variations, and a finale. Nowadays, it's almost always played in its orchestrated version. But it was in fact originally written for two planets. So let's listen to it now in that format. Especially as it gives me the opportunity to use a recording by the late Brazilian pianist, Nelson Frey, who died last year. Put him alongside Martha Argovic, and you are guaranteed colour, tenderness, and fireworks. Let's conclude today with music which is sure to raise the spirits. Dimitri Shotokovic spent just three days composing his festive overture to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the October Revolution. Yes, I know it's September now, but it really is a thrilling and joyous piece. And some things just can't wait. Especially when it's played at this kind of a lick. Every single instrument in the orchestra participates, and the accuracy is quite astonishing.

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