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  1. Lone Ranger replies: "Promises, promises!"
  2. IKR! Imagine what Frederick's of Hollywood would charge for plungers like those
  3. Some Christmas shopping ideas . . . for those who have everything Happy shopping!
  4. Two from the "Ill-Considered Headlines" folder
  5. Congratulations, Dodger ❤️
  6. Filippo Mineccia sings "Dormi o fulmine di guerra" [Sleep, o fulminations of war] from Alessandro Scarlatti 1697 dramma per musica Giuditta
  7. Jakub Józef Orliński sings "Vedro con mio diletto" from the Vivaldi opera Il giustino
  8. Etsuko Hirose performs Moszkowski's Liebeswalzer
  9. Going to repost this because it's totally worth revising
  10. I'm quite behind, but I'll catch up! Great contributions, and warm thanks to the GA team that made it all possible. Cheers!
  11. An "aubade" perhaps? https://gayauthors.org/story/ac-benus/the-great-mirror-of-same-sex-love-poetry/78
  12. Though I prefer the genius of the father Alessandro in every genre, here is the genius of Plentnev playing some of (brat) Domenico Scarlatti's pianoforte sonatas (Compare to the radiant warmth of the father
  13. Congratulations, and many happy returns!
  14. The clip you didn't know was missing from your life: the bagpipe blues
  15. I just noticed the instructions on the box: "Stuff -- Hug -- Play" lol
  16. Bob was sad when he got home and saw the kids had found his 'special toy' in the back of his closet . . .
  17. I'm looking forward to reading these. Thanks to the Anthology Team, and to all of the editors, beta-readers and authors who have worked so hard for 20 years to keep GA the shining light of quality it is! And thanks to you, dear readers. You make all the effort worthwhile
  18. The world's hottest (and best-singing!) countertenor. His bf must be so proud
  19. the famous Samuel Barber quote put right: “A Gay poem is just a poem Looking for another poem to love.” Barber's arrangement of his Adagio for Strings as an agnus dei
  20. Wow. I know what -- or who -- No. 76 makes me think of
  21. You're a Flanders and Swann fan!? How fantastic "...he thinks it's about cake (so does Swann)..." Beats the hurdygurdy ballad I was thinking of posting
  22. "It's never the Earl!" I remember a critic offering this sound refuting of the notion that the Earl of Oxford was "the author" of Shakespeare's works. "It's never the Earl" because suffering and privation seem necessary to create meaningful art. So how surprised am I to learn only this week that a forgotten Prussian prince was among the best composers in his generation! I mean, his piano works outshine Kuhlau and Bortniansky's, even their work from decades later. Just listen to this!!! Horst Göbel, at piano, and the Joachim Quartett perform the adagio espressivo from Prince Louis Ferdinand von Preussen's Piano Quartet No. 1
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