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16 February 2015
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Famous Paintings

1. The Scream (by E. Munch)
2. Mona Lisa – Da Vinci
3. Liberty Leading the People (by Eugène Delacroix )
4. Girl Before a Mirror – Pablo Picasso
5. Water Lily Pond Irises – Claude Oscar Monet
6. Sunflowers – Van Gogh
7. The Venus of Urbino – Titian

8. Rain , Steam and Speed by Turner, currently my desktop wallpaper.

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16 February 2015
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8. Rain , Steam and Speed by Turner, currently my desktop wallpaper.

8. The Birth of Venus – Sandro Botticelli

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16 February 2015
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Famous Paintings
1. The Scream (by E. Munch)
2. Mona Lisa – Da Vinci
3. Liberty Leading the People (by Eugène Delacroix )
4. Girl Before a Mirror – Pablo Picasso
5. Water Lily Pond Irises – Claude Oscar Monet
6. Sunflowers – Van Gogh
7. The Venus of Urbino – Titian
8. Rain , Steam and Speed by Turner, currently my desktop wallpaper.
9. The Birth of Venus – Sandro Botticelli (I corrected the number for this entry. It is #9 in the list.)
10. The Birth of Venus – Alexandre Cabanel (I like this version of the Birth of Venus better. I’ve seen both in real life.)

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16 February 2015
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11 American Gothic – Grant Wood

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16 February 2015
2.39pm

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Famous Paintings
1. The Scream (by E. Munch)
2. Mona Lisa – Da Vinci
3. Liberty Leading the People (by Eugène Delacroix )
4. Girl Before a Mirror – Pablo Picasso
5. Water Lily Pond Irises – Claude Oscar Monet
6. Sunflowers – Van Gogh
7. The Venus of Urbino – Titian
8. Rain , Steam and Speed by Turner
9. The Birth of Venus – Sandro Botticelli
10. The Birth of Venus – Alexandre Cabanel
11. American Gothic – Grant Wood
12. Georges Seurat – A Sunday on La Grande Jatte

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16 February 2015
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Famous Paintings
1. The Scream (by E. Munch)
2. Mona Lisa – Da Vinci
3. Liberty Leading the People (by Eugène Delacroix )
4. Girl Before a Mirror – Pablo Picasso
5. Water Lily Pond Irises – Claude Oscar Monet
6. Sunflowers – Van Gogh
7. The Venus of Urbino – Titian
8. Rain , Steam and Speed by Turner
9. The Birth of Venus – Sandro Botticelli
10. The Birth of Venus – Alexandre Cabanel
11. American Gothic – Grant Wood
12. Georges Seurat – A Sunday on La Grande Jatte

13. The Haywain – John Constable – Sorry can’t post a pic whilst at work

Now we need instruments used on Beatles tracks apart from guitar and drums

1 Harp

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16 February 2015
3.04pm

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Now we need instruments used on Beatles tracks apart from guitar and drums

Harp
French horn

16 February 2015
3.17pm

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Now we need instruments used on Beatles tracks apart from guitar and DRUMS
Harp
French horn
Violin

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16 February 2015
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Now we need instruments used on Beatles tracks apart from guitar and DRUMS

Harp
French horn
Violin
clavioline

[I have a feeling we have done this before but i could be wrong.]

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16 February 2015
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Now we need instruments used on Beatles tracks apart from guitar and DRUMS

Harp
French horn
Violin
clavioline
Piano

[I have a feeling we have done this before but i could be wrong.] Apologies if it has been done before but Im a new chap to the board

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16 February 2015
4.57pm

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Now we need instruments used on Beatles tracks apart from guitar and DRUMS
1.Harp
2.French horn
3.Violin
4.clavioline
5. Piano
6. Sitar

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16 February 2015
8.19pm

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Now we need instruments used on Beatles tracks apart from guitar and DRUMS
1. Harp
2. French horn
3. Violin
4. Clavioline
5. Piano
6. Sitar
7. Paper and Comb

(I think we did it, but it’s still a fun one.)

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16 February 2015
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Now we need instruments used on Beatles tracks apart from guitar and DRUMS
1. Harp
2. French horn
3. Violin
4. Clavioline
5. Piano
6. Sitar
7. Paper and Comb
8. Moog

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16 February 2015
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Now we need instruments used on Beatles tracks apart from guitar and DRUMS
1. Harp
2. French horn
3. Violin
4. Clavioline
5. Piano
6. Sitar
7. Paper and Comb
8. Moog
9. Flute

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16 February 2015
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Now we need instruments used on Beatles tracks apart from guitar and DRUMS
1. Harp
2. French horn
3. Violin
4. Clavioline
5. Piano
6. Sitar
7. Paper and Comb
8. Moog
9. Flute
10. Harpsichord

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16 February 2015
9.16pm

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Instruments used on Beatles tracks apart from guitar and DRUMS
1. Harp
2. French horn
3. Violin
4. Clavioline
5. Piano
6. Sitar
7. Paper and Comb
8. Moog
9. Flute
10. Harpsichord
11. Svarmandal

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17 February 2015
1.07am

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Instruments used on Beatles tracks apart from guitar and DRUMS
1. Harp
2. French horn
3. Violin
4. Clavioline
5. Piano
6. Sitar
7. Paper and Comb
8. Moog
9. Flute
10. Harpsichord
11. Svarmandal

12. Harmonica

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17 February 2015
1.18am

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Instruments used on Beatles tracks apart from guitar and DRUMS
1. Harp
2. French horn
3. Violin
4. Clavioline
5. Piano
6. Sitar
7. Paper and Comb
8. Moog
9. Flute
10. Harpsichord
11. Svarmandal

12. Harmonica

13. Mellotron.

“Forsan et haec olim meminisse juvabit” (“Perhaps one day it will be a pleasure to look back on even this”; Virgil, The Aeneid, Book 1, line 203, where Aeneas says this to his men after the shipwreck that put them on the shores of Africa)

17 February 2015
1.20am

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Do you have a category for us, @Oudis?

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17 February 2015
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And with the mellotron we reach thirteen musical instruments. I’d like to try a slightly more difficult list: thirteen well-known poets who wrote (or sang, like Homer) in languages other than English. Here I go:

Homer

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