Classical music

Excellent thread if you are getting married and choosing music for the ceremony. (could of done with it a few years ago) Spent hours on various sites listening to various versions of various songs ended up giving a mate a list and he downloaded them onto a CD. Got a brother to press play at the appropriate time.

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Originally Posted by sadloserkid

Jebus was a Smashing Pumpkins diehard when I met him as well as a Sheffield Wednesday fan and all round litter bug. I didn't want to out you with the lefty set but you left me no choice. :)

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Originally Posted by paul_oshea

So to conclude my point above, as you used the word confusion, to avoid all unnecessary confusion it would be more correct to have no apostrophe above and just leave it as "its".

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Listen people, there are rules about apostrophe use and they are to be followed. We don't say "it's" unless, as noted, it is used to mean "it has" or "it is." If we let them take this from us then, tell me, what do we really have?

As for me, it was always Schubert's 'The Trout.' It's just so vibrant and, for me, it paints a vivid picture of a stream in autumn beset by rich ochre and red leaves.