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April 09, 2008

Puccini for Beginners

Nigel Kennedy playing the Doctor Who theme at a BBC Prom in July dedicated to the series which will also feature a mini-episode that should presumably be somehow music related.   I don't suppose they'll sneak in something from Madame Butterfly ...

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