Happiness is an hour at the Wig
Or, more precisely, an hour of Haydn string quartets at Wigmore Hall. Scarcely, dear reader, does one find a Haydn performance and almost never four string quartets played back to back.
I was - and still am - in heaven.
No, the mathematically minded of you are not wrong, I didn't stay for the second half. This is because I have a very hurty head indeed and general not-feeling-well and also a loudly rumbly tummy, owing to having forgot to have lunch. Yes, it's been that kind of a week. Anyway, now I am propped up with a hurty head, my anti-rumbling Pot Noodles and the last movement in my head.
Haydn's a bit like Austen - his works are just so irresistibly happy.
Thanks London, for dusting off those Haydn quartets for us.
I was - and still am - in heaven.
No, the mathematically minded of you are not wrong, I didn't stay for the second half. This is because I have a very hurty head indeed and general not-feeling-well and also a loudly rumbly tummy, owing to having forgot to have lunch. Yes, it's been that kind of a week. Anyway, now I am propped up with a hurty head, my anti-rumbling Pot Noodles and the last movement in my head.
Haydn's a bit like Austen - his works are just so irresistibly happy.
Thanks London, for dusting off those Haydn quartets for us.
1 Comments:
You're aliiiiiive! Yay!
(Not so much yay on the hurty tummy, head etc, though. Boo to that. But yay to blogging and fine music. Yay!)
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