Lucinda Lambton on PP

[Belgrove]

This was like an especially bad edition of Late Junction.

[mercia]

This was like an especially bad edition of Late Junction.

I'm afraid I wouldn't know about that, however I always like listening to Lucinda and miss her television programmes exploring architecture

[vinteuil]

This was like an especially bad edition of Late Junction.

Belgrove - why so?

I found it enchanting. Her views on the music that mattered to her were highly personal, but also very intelligent, and well articulated.
She has had a distinctly odd life, and has remained very much her own person. It was good to hear such fresh, uncluttered thinking, free of clichés. I approved of her musical taste.

But then I am completely beguiled by the Hon. L Lambton, Lady Worsthorne...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucinda_Lambton

[salymap]

Yes I wish her programmes could be repeated. She did a very interesting one on Hall Place, a beautiful early Elizabethan house near me in Bexley.

She is always worth hearing.

[Norfolk Born]

Yes, Belgrove - how so?

[Richard Tarleton]

But then I am completely beguiled by the Hon. L Lambton, Lady Worsthorne...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucinda_Lambton

Indeed - she is a national treasure, and entertaining at all times.

[Paul Sherratt]

I agree.
Like Late Junction, LL is a national treasure.
http://www.henleyliteraryfestival.co...NDALAMBTON.jpg
Caption anyone ?

[Serial_Apologist]

I agree.
Like Late Junction, LL is a national treasure.
http://www.henleyliteraryfestival.co...NDALAMBTON.jpg
Caption anyone ?

His Master's Ringtone?

[Ferretfancy]

She is certainly a lively if slightly batty lady! Recording commentary with her for her programmes was always an entertaining nightmare!
The problem was that you could never get her to read a script in the same way twice, and unfortunately her words, piquant as they often were, were meant to fit the pictures on the screen. This caused a certain amount of pain for the editors.
All the same, I enjoyed it all!

[Caliban]

Belgrove - why so?

I found it enchanting. Her views on the music that mattered to her were highly personal, but also very intelligent, and well articulated.
She has had a distinctly odd life, and has remained very much her own person. It was good to hear such fresh, uncluttered thinking, free of clichés. I approved of her musical taste.

But then I am completely beguiled by the Hon. L Lambton, Lady Worsthorne...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucinda_Lambton

We are fellows in that beguilement, vinsanto. I have always carried a candle for her. Only her taste in men is questionable - Peregrine W