I tried to go to the X site with an Android. It went to the site but then immediatly advanced to an offer for a Radio App. I could not get it to stay on the X site.

Any ideas? Are they trying to tell me I need another app to listen to The X?   I already have an all that is a radio (listen of the air).

RAMMEL I copied and pasted this to an email to the studio. Hopefully they can give an answer

Thanks Don.

I'm not a whiz with cell phones   

Last night I listened to some Respighi that was new to me.

Sinfonia Drammatica  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsE0NDzWw74

Nutturno https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=licitQbNSlc

MarsGal they are wonderful works and I finally had time listen to them. They are new to me as well. Thanks for sharing.

Rammel this the response I got regarding your issues with tuning in. Not much help for now I'm afraid.

"I too am clueless on this matter.

Could you ask them what URL they were using, what specific address and what device they were using and the location they were surfing from?  Any screen captures or images to assist would be helpful.


First we’ve ever heard of a problem.

It might help.



Cheers,

M."

Don,   -   I used the link you put on the S&F site at the bottom of your weekly music listing.  The Android I used was a "MOTO (3)"  ( A Motorola phone ) with service from Consumer Cellular.

I have concluded that the Android thinks I don't have a player and is directing me to an "App" that will allow me to listen.    Nothing wrong at "The X", just a quirk of the phone.

I can, and do, connect from my other Internet access devices. 

Thanks for your efforts.

John Rutter, the master of choral music, offers us something completely different with his Beatles' Concerto For Two Pianos, a work which did not receive the acclaim that his choral works did. We also acknowledge the arrival of the Fall season and present an interesting set of variations by Beethoven of a melody by Handel performed on cello and piano. With the opening of the Canadian parliament there is an appropriate work by Gilbert and Sullivan who provide some very insightful comedy relief which is so very reflective of the goings on today

Reid’s Records:   Programme   #1521 Sept 25/2016


1:      Davies:  Mennonite Piano Concerto CDD1212   *
          Water Lily  WLCD 5995  (track 1)                                7:31   7:31

2:    Verdi:  Four Seasons CDV3319
        Sony  SK 52 489  (track 4)                                                   9:01   16:32

3:     Vivaldi:  Four Seasons CDV5010
        BIS 275  (tracks 10-11-12)                                    10:15   26:47

4:   Tchaikovsky:   The Seasons CDT2697
   Naxos 8.553510 (tracks 9 & 10)                  07:39   34:26

5:   Haydn:  Seasons (Autumn)  H4.0265
       Hungaraton SLPXL 12690-92 (side 4, cut 1)                          09:19   43:45

6:   Zamfir: Autumn Colours CDB4773
   Philips 468 138-2 (track 15)                     07:17   51:02

7:    Gilbert & Sullivan: Iolanthe CDG5085
      EMI CDS 7 47831 8  (tracks 1 & 3)                             7:15   58:10

8:   Gershwin: Catfish Row (Suite from Porgy) CDG3305
   EMI 7-49278-2 (tracks 1-2 )                     11:18    69:28

9:   John Rutter: Beatles Concerto for 2 pianos   CDR9682
   London 182102 (track 18)                     07:49   77:07

10:   Shostakovich: Ballet Suite #1 CDS5808
   Naxos 8557208 (tracks 1-2-3-4-5-6)                 12:45   89:52

11:   Britten: Soirées Musicales CDB9674
   Ondine 825-2 (tracks 6-7-8-9)                    08:42   98:34


   NEWS

12:   Tchaikovsky: Onegin Waltz/Polonaise  CDT2081
         CBS WMYK 36728 (tracks 2-3)                             11:42     11:42

13:   Goddard: Italien Scenes   CDM3369
   Naxos 8.55087 (tracks 4-5-6)                   13:19   25:01

14:   Beethoven (from Handel): Conquering Hero      CDB4772
   Variations for  Piano & Cello
   Telarc 80740   (CD 2, Track 1)               12:28   37:29

15:   Jenkins: Benedictus (from the Armed Man) CDJ9782
   EMI 72962 (track 12)                  07:34   45:03

16:   Doyle: Sense and Sensibility CDD5575
   Sony8.55351 (track 14)                  02:32   47:35

Sunday afternoon 1:05 P.M.  D.S.T    -5 GMT (Canada)
http://tunein.com/radio/1069-The-X-s12279/

Don.  Looks like a good 2 hours of great music again.  Think I am in for the whole time tomorrow.  I know that Bubble will be showing up.  Wonder what time of the day it is for her. Maybe about 1 am in the morning.  Can listen in Bed..

Jeanne, there is a 7 hours difference, so I am listening from 8.00pm to 11 pm. That puts me right in the mood for sleep

All set to go.

ah ah... still some minutes to go.

Hi Bubble

Helloooo oh Don!

Do you also have  Davies' THE JOURNEY (Violin Concerto #2) (a brilliant a work in a similar vein to the Mennonite Piano Concerto)?

Bubble I do not have that one, but I'll check it out.

Tardy, but here now. Hi Bubble, Don.

Hi there MG!

Hi MarsGal

Just got here, had a visitor and was glad when she left so I could get here.

BUBBLE  like your flirty hello   

Hi Gloria. I liked it too

I hope this next one plays ok.  It's very low in the vollume.

DON  I bet you had a big smile on your face with it. I just turned up the volumn.

ahhh Zamfir!

It feels like a leisure floating on a raft, in autumn lake, with a light breeze. 

I had some issues with the volume going up and down in that Gershwin   A pity!

and now the next is so loud!!!

Bubble.  8pm to 11pm.  I would like those hours also. as I am always home. Would help put me to sleep also.  Love this Beetle one playing at the moment. May buy it.
Yes. It is really loud on my computer also.  Not that loud until that came on. Even Don is sounding louder.

Hi JeanneP

That's interesting about the volume. It did not appear overly loud here.

Only 1 I had to turn the volume up and then lowered for the rest. Am enjoying all of today's music.

DON  dance halls around here are a thing of the past. The ones we used to go to never served any liquor. Now it seems everything is clubs where it seems most go to get drunk.