THOROUGHLY GOOD PROMS PODCAST # 10
What was the point of the entire series and what was the Last Night of the Proms like?
The Thoroughly Good Podcast, a Thoroughly Good Radio production, is an eclectic mix of news, views, features and interviews reflecting the broad range of interests its host, Jon Jacob, has flirted with in his time. Between 25 and 40 minutes guaranteed every two weeks with the ocassional added extra from time to time.
What was the point of the entire series and what was the Last Night of the Proms like?
Bowing to the inevitable pressure, Jon Jacob attends a Prom, the night before the finale. Is it all it's cracked up to be?
A review of the Leiningrad Symphony, Berlin Philharmonie gigs as well as drama from the Royal Albert Hall in the final week.
Someone's in for a surprise in this podcast which has demanded a serious rethink on how the entire series is described. Review of the Andraas Schiff gig and something about Felix Mendelssohn.
Inspired by some unexpected feedback on Thoroughly Good Proms Podcast # 5 (last show), Podcast # 6 concentrates on trying to work out just what contemporary or modern or new music is all about.
The latest Thoroughly Good Proms Podcast - this second series of podcasts is dedicated to the BBC Proms Season - is now available. Around about 25 minutes about a couple of the concerts this week, some recommendations and also Welsh export and little-boy wonder Aled Jones.
No, not the beginning of a recipe for some kind of oriental broth, the twenty fifth podcast - the last of the present series of Thoroughly Good Podcasts - takes a look back over the past eight months, explaining how the show came to being, remembering some favourite bits and catching up with some local news too.
A Thoroughly Good review of the past two weeks news including a handful of stories which have done much to antagonise everyone at Thoroughly Good.
With only a handful of hours to go before the Eurovision Song Contest final of 2006, Thoroughly Good provides some titbits from the qualifier, learns something about the UK which makes him feel more than a little fearful and reports on just how good its been for him this week.