Free Giveaway CDs and DVDs with newspapers

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In tomorrow's Saturday Daily Express (Vol. 1) and then the Sunday Express (Vol. 2)...



Double DVD featuring the life and times of the late Diana Princess of Wales

Don't forget Vol 2 is today

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The Sunday Times - 10th Sept 2006 - inside every paper tomorrow.



JIMI HENDRIX - Free 10 track CD

Legendary concert with VOODOO CHILE, PURPLE HAZE and HEY JOE

These 10 tracks performed live at the Albert Hall

Also includes WILD THING, BLEEDING HEART, SUNSHINE OF YOUR LOVE and FOXY LADY

Hope you all got yours !!!

The other 3 tracks not listed above are :

LITTLE WING
ROOM FULL OF MIRRORS
FIRE

If you want to read about Hendrix and this CD "The Last Experience" then the deatils are here:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2101-2344878.html

quoia

NEXT WEEK in the SUNDAY TIMES (Sept 17th)

Free JOHNNY CASH CD

"An exclusive CD of the iconic Johnny Cash is free in every copy of The Sunday Times nesxt week. Ten classic tracks, including I Walk the Line"

"also read about Cash's seminal influence on performers such as Bob Dylan in next Sunday's Music, in Culture"

quoia

quoia wrote:

Volume one is free inside The Daily Telegraph on Saturday and volume two is free inside The Sunday Telegraph.

These CDs include much-loved performances including Parry's Jerusalem, Elgar's Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1 and Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture.

Plus, complete your collection with seven more free CDs starting in The Daily Telegraph from Monday featuring the London Symphony Orchestra, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, London Philharmonic Orchestra and The Halle.

THE NEXT SEVEN - the details .....

From Monday The Daily Telegraph will be giving you the chance to build on your collection and claim seven free CDs from the pick of Britain's regional Orchestras.

The collection includes performances from London Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Philharmonia Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, City of Birmingham Orchestra and Halle

There are two ways for you to claim this collection. See Option 2 for details on how to claim a bonus CD.

1. Collect 7 of the 14 tokens which will be published every day from Monday, September 11 until Sunday, September 24 in The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Telegraph and attach them to a completed form, which will be printed every Saturday and Sunday throughout the promotion. Post, with a cheque for £1.99 (to cover p&p), to The Telegraph's Great British Orchestra Collection, Admail 3795, Birmingham, B1 1ZA. Cheques should be made payable to The Telegraph's Great British Orchestra Collection. Alternatively, send your form with attached tokens and an A5 SAE to the value of £1.24.

2. You can buy this superb collection in a presentation pack, without collecting tokens, for just £9.99 and get a bonus CD from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. To order your collector's pack call 08700 010 8666* or complete one of the forms printed every Saturday and Sunday throughout the promotion and send with a cheque for £9.99, made payable to The Telegraph's Great British Orchestra Collection, to the address printed on the form.
All orders must be received by September 24, 2006 and please allow 28 days for delivery from receipt of order. Offer not available in ROI.

*calls charged at national rate, mobile costs may vary. Lines will close at midnight on October 13, 2006. Cards accepted: Master Card, Visa Credit, Visa Debit, Maestro/Switch - all cards will be cleared in the name of MSS Handling Ltd

The CDs are:



The classics on each CD are:


1. Wagner – Overture to ‘Die Meistersinger’ 9.47
2. Grieg – Peer Gynt, Suite No. 1: Morning Mood 4.30
3. Grieg – Peer Gynt, Suite No. 1: Aase’s Death 5.09
4. Grieg – Peer Gynt, Suite No. 1: Anitra’s Dance 3.36
5. Grieg – Peer Gynt, Suite No. 1: In the Hall of the Mountain King 2.34
6. Mozart – Symphony No.40 (1st movement, Molto Allegro) 5.22
7. Parry: I Was Glad 5.21
8. Mahler – Symphony No.5 (4th movement, Adagietto) 10.13
9. Elgar – Overture, Cockaigne (In London Town) 14.52


1. Edward Elgar The Dream of Gerontius : Prelude David Hill conductor - 9’57”
2. Carl Nielsen Violin Concerto: Poco adagio
Kees Bakels conductor
Jonathan Carney violin - 6’26”
3. Johann Svendsen Symphony No.1 in D Major: Molto allegro
Bjarte Engeset conductor - 9’41”
4. Carl Nielsen Flute Concerto: Allegro moderato
Kees Bakels conductor
Gareth Davies flute - 11’02”
5. Edward Elgar Coronation March
David Hill conductor 9’57”
6. Edward Elgar Enigma Variations: Finale – EDU
George Hurst conductor - 8’54”
7. Modest Mussorgsky/Leopold Stokowski A Night on the Bare Mountain
José Serebrier conductor - 9’17”


1. Tchaikovsky Mirlitons (from Ballet; The Nutcracker) 2.51
Vasily Petrenko, conductor
2. Tchaikovsky Danse Neopolitan (from Ballet; Swan Lake) 2.06
Vasily Petreno, conductor
3. Fauré Pavane 6.00
Libor Pešek KBE, conductor
4. Mahler 2nd movement from Symphony No.1 (Kraftig bewegt....) 7.13
Gerard Schwarz, conductor
5. Elgar 2nd movement from Violin Concerto 10.42
Vernon Handley, conductor Philippe Graffin, violin
6. Stanford Overture, Shamus O’ Brien 5.28
Douglas Bostock, conductor
7. Mozart 2nd Movement from Clarinet Concerto (Adagio) 6.14
Roy Goodman, conductor
Nicholas Cox, clarinet
8. Debussy Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune 10.59
Matthew Coorey, conductor
9. Rimsky Korsakov 2nd movement from Scheherazade 12.36
Peter Altrichter, conductor


1. Brahms Academic Festival Overture 10:38
Conductor Marin Alsop
2.Mozart Symphony No. 35 Haffner 17:33
Conductor Sir Thomas Beecham
3. Elgar The Wand of Youth, Suite No. 2 14:48
Conductor Eduard van Beinum
4. Elgar Variation 13: *** from Enigma Variations 3:06
Conductor Bernard Haitink
5. Elgar Variation 14: EDU from Enigma Variations 5:39
Conductor Bernard Haitink
6. Tchaikovsky Vivace con spirito from Manfred Symphony 08:32
Conductor Vladimir Jurowski


1. Holst The Planets: I. ‘Mars’ 7’06’’ - Sir Colin Davis, conductor
2. Dvořák Symphony No 9 ‘From the New World’: II. Scherzo – molto vivace 7’54’’ - Sir Colin Davis, conductor
3. Beethoven Symphony No 6 ‘Pastoral’: III. ‘Lustiges Zusammensein’ (extract) 4’28’’ - Bernard Haitink, conductor
4. Berlioz Les Troyens: ‘Vallon Sonore’ 5’37’’ - Sir Colin Davis, conductor, Toby Spence, tenor
5. Beethoven Symphony No 9 ‘Choral’: II. molto vivace (extract) 9’55’’ - Bernard Haitink, conductor
6. Mahler Symphony No 6: II. Andante moderato (extract) 8’41’’ - Mariss Jansons, conductor
7. Debussy Prelude a l’apres-midi d’un Faune 11’01’’ - Rafael Frübeck de Burgos, conductor
8. Berlioz Symphonie fantastique: II. ‘un Bal’ 6’35’’ - Sir Colin Davis, conductor
9. Elgar The Dream of Gerontius: ‘Profisciscere, anima Christiana’ 2’06’’ - Sir Colin Davis, conductor, Alastair Miles, bass
10. Elgar The Dream of Gerontius: ‘Go, in the name of Angels and Archangels’ 4’26’’ - Sir Colin Davis, conductor, Alastair Miles, bass


1. Mozart: Overture, The Marriage of Figaro
2. Tchaikovsky: ‘Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy’ from The Nutcracker Suite
3. Butterworth: The Banks of Green Willow
4. Holst: ‘Jupiter’, The Planets
5. Dvo?ák: Symphony No. 9, Movt. 2
6. Fauré: Pavane
7. Glinka: Overture, Ruslan & Ludmilla
8. Elgar: ‘Nimrod’, Enigma Variations
9. Brahms: Symphony No. 1, Movt. 1


1. Elgar Falstaff, Symphonic Study in C minor, Op.68 35.40
2. GG. Butterworth, A Shropshire Lad, Rhapsody for Orchestra 11.36
3. Delius The Walk to the Paradise Garden 9.52
4. J.S. Bach orch. Elgar Fantasia and Fugue in C minor, BWV 537/Op.86 8.58


I hope this list of what's on offer helps your decision with regards to taking this collection of classics.

white_were_wolf

Thanks quoia!

quoia wrote:

NEXT WEEK in the SUNDAY TIMES (Sept 17th)

Free JOHNNY CASH CD

"An exclusive CD of the iconic Johnny Cash is free in every copy of The Sunday Times nesxt week. Ten classic tracks, including I Walk the Line"

"also read about Cash's seminal influence on performers such as Bob Dylan in next Sunday's Music, in Culture"

emerydown

http://enjoyment.independent.co.uk/article1523220.ece


Trace Your Family History

The Complete Package FREE with The Independent and The Independent on Sunday

Published: 13 September 2006





This weekend The Independent is giving away a free CD-ROM and book to help you to Trace Your Family History.
The CD-ROM is free with The Independent print edition on Saturday 16 September.
The CD-ROM includes a free 30-day subscription to Ancestry.com and enables you to build your own family tree, build charts and family group sheets and share your family history.
The book is free with The Independent print edition on Sunday 17 September.
This 224-page reference book contains essential information for tracing your family history including full checklists, complete planning tools and comprehensive research advice and internet guidance.
Free this weekend only in The Independent and The Independent on Sunday

emerydown

Wet Wet Wet CD giveaway

Wet Wet Wet CD disc 1



Free inside next week's The Mail on Sunday 17th / 24thSept, we're giving away disc one of a unique Wet Wet Wet double CD, including:- Then get disc two the following week.
Sweet Little Mystery

1. Sweet Little Mystery
2. Goodnight Girl
3. All I Want
4. Love Is All Around
5. Somewhere Somehow
6. Wishing I Was Lucky
7. I Don’t Wanna Fight Anymore
8. Sweet Surrender
9. Angel Eyes (Home & Away)
10. East Of The River

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/prmts/prmts.html?in_article_id=404860&in_page_id=1777

quoia

quoia wrote:

NEXT WEEK in the SUNDAY TIMES (Sept 17th)

Free JOHNNY CASH CD

"An exclusive CD of the iconic Johnny Cash is free in every copy of The Sunday Times nesxt week. Ten classic tracks, including I Walk the Line"

"also read about Cash's seminal influence on performers such as Bob Dylan in next Sunday's Music, in Culture"

BritBrat

The CD-ROM includes a free 30-day subscription to Ancestry.com

Sounds interesting, I have been doing some work on my geneology.

Thanks for the information.

white_were_wolf

Another bumper weekend girls and boys!