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  Giolla Mc says • 23/Apr at 00:18

  Hello Fedor it’s been a long time since we last spoke. I hope all goes well with you and maybe we’ll get to chat again over the coming weeks as Eurovision takes off again. Best wishes to you, Giolla
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  giorgos sarnatzidis says • 1/Sep 2011 at 20:23

  hi
  see my game for the best eurovision song ever
  
  https://sites.google.com/site/votingeurovision/vote-for-the-best-eurovision-song
  thanks
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  Engels Infante says • 29/Jul 2011 at 23:25

  Hey! How are u?

  Reply from Fedor:

  I am great thanks.Sorry for answering you after so many months but its great we are here having eurovison fever again :)
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  Giolla Mc says • 25/Jun 2011 at 01:49

  PS - Have you ever heard the Masters of Chant do the Metallica cover of Nothing Else Matters? It really shouldn’t work but it actually does - at least I think so!

  Reply from Fedor:

  I do not do facebook any more.Used to before but it would take lot of lines here to explain why I stopped.If you prefer I can send you my e-mail to write to.
  I have heard about Gregorian before and I have mixed feelings about them.It is obvious they do it professionally.Sound harmoniously but bit spooky and flat to me.
  I am not sure that you can find lot of d`n`b in songs at the ESC.
  I like d`n`b,less electronica,actualy it depends of many factors.
  Here is the link for serbian d`n`b scene and events
  http://www.dnbcentrala.com/en
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  Giolla Mc says • 25/Jun 2011 at 00:28

  Oh Fedor you’ve changed your picture - I wouldn’t recognise you now :-)
  
  I love the Bach Cello Suites, they are wonderful to relax to and still so very emotional. It turned out that I had the Appalachia Waltz in my itunes library but hadn’t listened to it. I do that sometimes, load up too much music and get stuck on one or two pieces missing out on the rest. It’s beautiful, I’m listening now as I type - so thanks for that introduction.
  
  Elgar’s music is also stunning, I’m a fan of Jacqueline Du Pré and think I got into his music mostly from listening to her recordings.
  
  I got into Jazz by attending live sessions. My favourite Jazz experience was Paolo Conte in Rome about 10 years ago but I used to go to the Cork Jazz festival a lot here in Ireland.
  
  At the moment I am doing a lot with Sacred Harp music - I don’t think you would have heard of it. It is also known as Shape Note music. It’s a cappella singing in 4 part for voice - very primal and untamed singing, but stunning. It is for participation rather than performance, there are no concerts, just singing for the group.
  
  I’m not a musician but have organised a lot of events and produced some music too so I do have other connections with music and I have always enjoyed that .
  
  At the moment I’m listening to a lot of electronica and drum and bass. I like Burial, Moderat, Skream, Nosaj Thing and then Pendulum and Digitalism. However I can go straight from that to Pergolesi at the drop of a hat. And Appocaliptica’a cover of "Nothing Else Matters” by Metallica is one of my all time favourites.
  
  I’m not sure what the master of ceremonies is about? Perhaps that was someone else? However I actually was a master of ceremonies for 3 years :-)
  
  Do you do facebook? If you do I wouldn’t mind becoming friends there since we seem to have a lot in common but some people like to just leave it this way - up to you! Talk to you again soon. Giolla

  Reply from Fedor:

  Had no intention to frighten you with my photo :) This is just serious side of me since we talk about serious music here :)