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Movements vs. Whole works
 
  by: jimmosk - Swarthmore, PA
started: 12/10/10 6:31 pm | updated: 12/17/10 7:42 am
 
Is anyone else bothered by the fact that the Classical station plays individual movements of multi-movement works, like just the finale of a symphony? I would much rather listen to a whole piece than have it just start or stop in the middle (or both!), when the piece is actually several movements long.

I've heard this style referred to as "bleeding chunks radio", and that name gives you an idea of how unappealing I find... Read More
 
 
 
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