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1156:, blocking based on "vibes" is unacceptable. "Testing the waters" is perfectly acceptable behaviour for an inexperienced editor. How else are they supposed to learn? All of their edits outside the redirect seem to be productive. The redirect itself was created in good faith and is not so blatantly bad as to constitute a CIR issue given that another editor !voted to retain it.
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couldn't make it to that concert because it was on the same day as the organ excursion ... oh to be in two places at once! (Hearing a historical baroque organ was one of my top priorities, but that cantata would've been good to hear live too). Re Goehr: indeed nice summary; I hadn't heard of them before. Wonderful re
Monteverdi articles and the Vespers anniversary yesterday.
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is about a Czech mezzo soprano who is mentioned on the Main page on her birthday. - I accept your reservation about the Main page, but for articles that are not automatically interesting, it's a place to be noticed. In the two sections "Recent deaths" and "More anniversaries", the simple mentioning
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here, but as the one who has taken care of almost all of this on EN so far, global locks would certainly be helpful (especially given disruption on
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I think I forgot to describe this image: at a glance you see a large sunflower against a clear blue sky, yellow petals looking transparent for the sun shining though them. At a closer look you see a "baby flower" hidden behind the other at the top, and at the bottom the outline of our village and
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Awwww BWV 78 ... the soprano/alto duet is one of the first pieces I fell in love with when I really started getting in to classical music. This year I heard the cantata in full for the first time; what an amazing first movement! It was performed at
Bachfest while I was there, but unfortunately I
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Haha, every day is a school day, even for an old git! No, I didn't know you could change the interface language. I do now. Thanks for that, it'll come in very handy – suddenly navigating ja.wiki will be so much easier! :) Cheers, --
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