Robert Peters wrote: >I really hope that your post is meant ironically and cheeky - if this >is not the case I wonder what's happening to Lieder-L these days: is >there a virus of being unfriendly around? > >>Robert Peters, you are the very same person who a few years ago was >>mentioning that he had practically every single recording ever made >>of a few Schubert cycles, yes? > >Well, no. I have three time Die schone Mullerin, two times Schwanengesang >and six times Winterreise. Not very impressive, is it? Richard Pennycuick has written very graciously and privately to me telling me that I have inadvertanly confused two people with similar names. I am very sorry that my initial teasing (and, as it turns out, RUDE) message was sent before I fully checked out my facts. I am including the paragraph of Richard's message so you will see how very mistaken I was. Richard Pennycuick wrote: >Your teasing post in reply to Robert Peters and his rather puzzled reply >sent me to my MCML archives - I've kept it all since I joined, I don't >really know why. The guy I think you had in mind was Philip Peters who >is either on a long-term lurk or is no longer part of the list. >Certainly, he had just about every version ever of Winterreise, and >posted often about Schubert in general. I think Robert is German and >Philip American, but that's just an assumption. I hope my apology is accepted. When I am wrong, I am VERY wrong. Mimi Ezust -- who does NOT remember things as well as she thought.