@MannGeorgia @BBCRadio3 Or how about music from the Symphony No 53 “Star Dawn” by Armenian-American composer Alan Hovhaness? The second movement is about 4 minutes long so should fit nicely in the slot.

@MannGeorgia @BBCRadio3 Music by a composer of Armenian descent with a star related connection? How about the mournful Gayaneh’s Adagio from the eponymous ballet by Aram Khachaturian as used in the Stanley Kubrick 1968 space epic 2001 A Space Odyssey?

@bearz1066 Unfortunately, based on current results I expect Fear and Gibson to just miss out on a medal finishing in 4th or 5th. It will most likely take a mistake from the Americans, Canadians and/or Italians for them to reach the podium. I hope I’m wrong.

@Blakes7Diary Fond memories of dinner in that exact same private dining room back in 2017

@bbclaurak @AngelaRayner @BBCOne @BBCiPlayer I hope you’re going to tell Keegan what a f***ing brilliant job she did.

@JamesTheWatcher Great cast, terrible film

@richie_rich77 Lovely smile

@joshua_in_c Herrmann Vertigo Scène d’Amour

@LoveInner Ozawa, Perlman, Boston Symphony on DG. Coupled with the Stravinsky concerto.

@djtrickster77 Good night!

@LeonidasPlatan1 Ligeti over Mars. But I love both

@bearz1066 I had chicken pox. I still have a pockmark on the side of my nose

@robertamesmusic @philipglass @BridgewaterHall @the_halle @angeliquekidjo @rncmlive I’m going to Glassworks on 14th February. So excited to finally hear live something I bought on vinyl back in the 1980s.

@unsungcomposers Absolutely. I'll take a Valium if I need to calm down.

@Ianskellyradio3 @BBCRadio3 Jiang Qing 🧵 2

@Ianskellyradio3 @BBCRadio3 How about On My Own from Les Misérables? Not much solace, but certainly a bit of a tearjerker.

@Ianskellyradio3 @BBCRadio3 Or maybe Time Lapse, which is the most famous cue from that film? 🧵 3