Lincholnshire Posy round-table discussion

0:00 Importance of Lincolnshire Posy
13:34 Recorded vs. Indicated Tempi
27:37 Fennell's Rehearsals and Performances
45:44 Instrumentation and Scoring
51:26 Good Piece for Average Players?
54:18 Particulars about conducting Lincolnshire
59:18 Pitfalls of Lincolnshire Posy at Adjudication
1:03:21 More Thoughts about Tempi and Conducting
1:11:51 Final Thoughts
From the two-disc "Lincolnshire Posy" educational DVD set, released in 2011.

[@betaomega04]

I've always imagined these movements as if they were being sung in a pub. When you think like an average guy singing a jig, the tempos take on an entirely different meaning.

[@corneltheotter6015]

Incredible insights from wonderful musicians - I got so much out of this discussion

[@HelloooThere]

This always reminds me of deli. Hillshire Farms Thanks, guys

[@henrygingercat]

Lincolnshire is pronounced Linconshuh. Great piece.

[@joenichols1958]

The word "Lincolnshire" is misspelled as "Lincholnshire" in the title of this video.

[@AmericanIdiot2002]

I didn't even notice and now I can't not see it

[@annreid4084]

American style pronunciation.

[@stefanreggel]

🍀🍀🍀🎶🍀🍀🍀

[@allwinds3786]

I'm a really big Mahler fanatic and trumpet enthusiast and the comparison of the piece with Mahler.