classical - what is that newish Spanish piece on Classic FM?

[naswm]

I have been searching iTunes for AGES and suddenly thought that I should ask here...

I heard a piece of music on Classic FM a couple of months ago. It was orchestral, and of a Spanish flavour, a la Karl Jenkins, but Spanish. But what was it?? I want to find it, and download it..

Anyone???

[naswm]

bumpity bump bump, bump bump

[naswm]

anyone



someone???

[Slubberdegullion]

you could e-mail Simon Bates and ask him.

While your at it could you ask him to stop playing the Schubert's farking Trout Quintet as it is doing my bleedin head in.

[naswm]

pmsl slubber

I love the trout

why do you no tlike it????

[Slubberdegullion]

oh it is so droooby and just non anything

plibbly plibbly plibbly plibbly

and they play it ALL THE BLOODY TIME

[naswm]

have you played it tho???? it is soooooooooooooooooooo srummy

atm I am getting into the Tchaik Serenade now that is scrummy

now wqhat about my damn Spanish peice??????

[JonesTheSteam]

Is this any help?

I'm with you slubber - really dislike the trout.

[naswm]

how can you dislike it ????????????????

[Slubberdegullion]

no I am not a player, just a listener. The trout is dead to me I have heard it too many times (along with Ave Maria, Dance Macabre and Elgars cello, all played to death on Classic FM).

I have absolutely no idea what your piece is, seriously you should e-mail them.

[JonesTheSteam]

Set work for GCSE so heard it too often.

Find it trite and corny

Love Schubert normally - just don't like the trout.

Would happily listen to his 5th symphony all day long.

[Slubberdegullion]

plibbly plibby plibbly plibby

It's the musical equivalent of a weak and tepid mug of horlicks.

[gigglewitch]

was gonna say what JTS did
beat me to it

[Slubberdegullion]

Now classic fm needs to break up its drooby play list with a spot of this

[mamalovesmojitos]

complete guess here but i played a fab spanish-y piece for my last exam.

it is called spanish symphony by lalo. i played the 2nd movement but you could look up all.