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Matthew
12-09-03, 10:22 PM
A titanic argument has broken out between two neighbouring families over noisy renditions of a classic hit song by superstar Celine Dion.

Read the whole news story online at NFHiB. (http://www.nfh.org.uk/news/index.php?category=all&id=382)

hollygolightly
12-09-03, 10:38 PM
Nice to see that the EH department in Scarborough's keen ;) .

I don't recall Celine Dion being one of the artists that cropped up in the NFHiB topic about what music we'd play to annoy people. :P

Mistyeyeddreamer
13-09-03, 11:13 AM
I don't care if they are a musical family. Musical appreciation is subjective and they have no right to inflict their tastes, repeatedly on their neighbours.

Misty

Matthew
13-09-03, 12:07 PM
"We are a musical family, but this whole affair has just left us miffed because we only play our instruments at reasonable times in the day."

Perhaps if they showed a little more consideration and reached an agreement with their neighbours for when/how long practice would go on for each day they would have been better neighbours instead of the selfish individuals they are obviously acting as?

Beth
13-09-03, 02:39 PM
looks like mediation should be given a go in this case.

I know kids have to practice to get better, but come on!!!!

sapphirelily10
13-09-03, 03:32 PM
having spent many years studing piano, I know you have to practice, and that may mean practicing the same piece many times....but for how long?! :rolleyes: And what about her scales and arpeggios :lol: :lol: Nah, can't take this student of music seriously as a student!!! :lol: And, excuse me, but THAT tune?!

Sapph (Go on, Scarbourough Council :D )

Blue Cow
13-09-03, 05:05 PM
I can really sympathise with these people.

Our neighbour had a teenage son who used to practice the piano for a good couple of hours a day (and more at weekends and holidays). As Sapphirelily says, I too can appreciate the need for practice (I used to play when I was younger), but when you're popping Nurofen just to counteract the effects of him boisterously pounding out "Lady In Red" for the fifteenth time.....your sanity can ultimately crack.... :music:

Neighboured
14-09-03, 01:42 AM
Celine Dion? Oh, yes. Her song. Oh, pardon me! :sicky: Vile! And every damn brat with a voice like a corn crake bawls, howls and bays their way through it! Arghhh!