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Re: Mechanical music galore in The King's Speech

Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2011 9:09 pm
by Edisone
Funny: George Gouraud recorded 'letters' to Edison in 1888. In one of them, he talks about the latest fashion of speech in London - no more rolling R's "like Americans", they were replaced by W's. Vewwy ... umbwella, etc. He wasn't kidding, either - listen to the real war message from King George, more than 50 years later, and you'll hear Elmuh-fuddsian pwonunciation ! Then play "Let Us Not Forget" and hear Edison say "Ameddican" .

Re: Mechanical music galore in The King's Speech

Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2011 12:10 am
by Guest
the piano concerto used was actually the second movement of no. 5, not 3, and it's in Eb major, not C minor. (although this mvt is actually in Cb major)