Being innocent and full of dreams, I have been working on some pieces to submit to the Society, in the wild hope my recordings might get approved (What then? I will need to keep submitting Maybe I better change my mind while it's time! )

While I still have not chosen what to throw to the lions - I mean, submit to the board - (I am not really totally satisfied with what has come so far: there is always a note missing, a pause where it should not be or a wife saying dinner is ready in the 3rd beat of bar 3.654 ) I have recorded this little folly. I will say I ellaborated it maybe 20 years ago but I am curious - can anyone identify of what it is an ellaboration?

The winner gets a used potato chip!

Very basic technically this is:

The piano is an upright Geyer (at the time it was the only one that could negotiate the stairs into the flat).
The recorder is a portable MP3 one placed on the sofa behind me. Normally it would be a bit further off, but as I have broken my right ankle and can only hop like a frog in springtime I had to be practical.

It's the Beatles, "The Long and Winding Road".

I'd have loved that used potato chip but I guess it was not meant to be

Richard I hope you don't go and post this kind of stuff for serious one day . . . Yeah Beatles are classical but this is not quite Our Thing.

That's quite all right, Chris! I did this once as a lark. It is not among the pieces I am seroiusly thretening to inundate you with.

Yes. Monica gets the potato chip. but don't feel too miffed: it is a used one, remember!

There is no such thing as a 'used potato chip'...