Showing posts with label Bach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bach. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 28, 2021

Christine Zacharias on Bach's Sonatas and Partitas for Solo Violin

Thursday, May 06, 2021

Goldberg Variations... for the Mandolin

Wednesday, February 17, 2021

大阪市立東洋陶磁美術館「特別展 黒田泰蔵」 展示映像『黒田泰蔵のアトリエ』



Wednesday, November 04, 2020

Tuesday, July 28, 2020

J.S. Bach









Tuesday, April 16, 2019

Thanks Be to God

Structure of Notre Dame Saved After Major Fire

NCReg: Photos: The Great Holy Week Fire at Notre Dame Cathedral - The Editors
The fire, which began early Monday evening, sent flames and huge clouds of gray smoke billowing into the Paris sky as stunned Parisians and tourists watched on in horror.

CWR Dispatch: Sleepers Awake: What We Had, We Have Lost by Amanda C.R. Clark, Ph.D.
A Requiem for the Holy Week Fire of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris.



Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Chris Thile in Studio

Sound Check WNYC - entire interview and session

An Excerpt:

Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Available This Week on BBC Radio

The Early Music Show: Cristobal de Morales (expires in 4 days)

BBC Radio 3 - Radio 3 Live in Concert, The English Concert - Corelli, Bach
The English Concert plays music by Corelli and Bach at Christ Church Spitalfields
(expires in 6 days)

This Thursday: Stile Antico
"An exciting couple of days in prospect with performances at Foyles and the Wigmore Hall! Both events are now sold out, but you can hear our Wigmore concert, a glorious Byrd/Tallis programme, live on BBC Radio 3 at 1930 GMT on 20th December. We hope you enjoy it!"

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Classical Education in the Bay Area

Is Live Oak Academy the only school in the area that offers some version of classical education? Are there enough parents (Catholic or otherwise) in the South Bay to financially support a Catholic school offering a classical education? How does one go about organizing for the foundation for such a school? One would think that such an effort would be founded on the contributions of traditional(ist) Catholics, many of whom are already homeschooling. There was a school associated with St. Stephen the Martyr up in Sacramento, but it had to close. Did the parents there start homeschooling or did they send their children to other schools in the area? Trinity Prep would be a bit far...

Nothing has materialized around St. Margaret Mary in Oakland, as far as I know. The Catholics there homeschool or... ? The same is true of OLP.

Given the bad economic times maintaining an independent Catholic classical school may just be too much here. And if it were to attempt to have some sort of edible schoolyard program? One would have to first persuade the parents that that sort of focus on practical living skills is necessary for the times ahead.

Circe Institute
Veritas Press
Memoria Press
Classical Academic Press

An interview with E. Christian Kopff from May by Western Word Radio - mp3.

From 2010:
The Sunic Journal: Interview with Dr. E. Christian Kopff, #1 of 2 (mp3)
Part 2: mp3
Julius Evola & Radical Traditionalism

While going through ISI's YT channel, Educating for Liberty, I found the lecture series, Conservative Intellectual Tradition in America . What sort of "conservatism" is being defined if the series includes Newt Gingrich as one of its speakers?

Then there is the John Jay Institute:

Conservatism as a form of liberalism.

Misc.
PSM 01: AAM, Mahan Esfahani
2012 Season, Proms Saturday Matinees

"Harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani joins the Academy of Ancient Music to perform Bach's Art of Fugue in a new instrumental arrangement by Esfahani himself. In doing so he revives the informal spirit of Bach's Leipzig coffee house concerts, in which the composer would direct his own band of musicians."

(Access to the audio will be available for 3 more days.)

Monday, July 09, 2012

Monday, April 16, 2012

Items of Interest, 16 April 2012

The Sexual Revolution and the Will to Disbelieve
Uncanny Tales of the Moral Imagination

The Downside of Cohabitating Before Marriage

Patrick Deneen, At Home in a World Made Strange

In Pursuit of Happiness and Good Government

Ron Paul: Professor Obama Gets an F

The Celtic Mind (on Adam Smith and Edmund Burke)

Legal Atrocities by Chase Madar

Mark Mitchell, Gender Matters

A review of Jack Donovan's latest (mp3)

JHK on race relations: A Kid with Skittles
Derbyshire, Weissberg, And Dog-Whistling: Conservatism Inc's Uneasy Balancing Act

Norway mass-murder suspect admits to killing 77, claims self-defense.


Dave Walker Guest hosting CNBC’s Squawk Box

The Occupy Movement’s Vacuous Critique of Inequality by Carson Holloway
OWS Critique: Grasping for Straws?
Inequality of persons may be a fact of life, but inequality of wealth can be mitigated, instead of allowing the wealthy to amass more wealth at the expense of those who do not have economic freedom. Mr. Holloway seems to be more of a good Republican than anything else.

Economics:
Nothing Grows Forever
How San Francisco Can Lead the Sharing Economy
Voice of an Innovator: Sustainability Makes Sense

Relocalization:
The Economics of Happiness Conference and The Rise of The Localization Movement

In Transition 2.0 - a story of resilience and hope in extraordinary times DVD

Karen De Coster, “Ingredients” Documentary on Local Food Systems - official site

The Big Lunch, a one-day get-together for neighbors

Permaculture:
The Permaculture Revolution Takes Root in Cities
Open Source Permaculture – help to build the most comprehensive free resource for Permaculture education (indiegogo)

Catholic:
Vatican Hoping to Make SSPX Announcement Early Next Week
The Catholic Bride
Traditional Catholicism Is Winning

Orthodox:
Orthodox Christians take steps toward unity
Iconography of the Bright Resurrection of Christ.
Orthodox Easter - in pictures
Ethiopian Orthodox Easter
Capella Romana: For Orthodox Easter, Music That Faces East
Gillibrand: Blessing of House by Orthodox Priest
Trusting God Rather Than Seeking Miracles

Diet and Health:
Karen De Coster, Benefits of the Paleo-Primal Lifestyle and Great Health

Paleo, Low Carb and Gluten Free Chain Restaurants: eating out while traveling

What’s Your Walk Score? by Tom Vanderbilt
The company that puts a number on walkability.

(Part 2: Sidewalk Science)

Jimmy Moore’s n=1 Experiments: ‘Safe Starch’ Sweet Potato

Music:


SFCV: Musica Poetica: The Baroque Before Bach

Waylon Jennings: 'Goin' Down Rockin' by Joe Leydon

Sleepy Man Banjo Boys - Blackjack


Earl Scruggs Tributes Archived at WSM Online

Ashley Campbell Hits the Scene (MS)

Ava Aston


AVALANCHE AND EARTHQUAKE – Michael Ruppert and the Lifeboat Hour

Jane Austen:
Lizzie Bennet Diaries: Monday Multimedia: Modern Stuff Edition(too Uhmerican)

ECD:
HWS Learns English Country Dance
Playford Ball_2012_Ricki and Donn in two-hand turn



Misc:


How one mathematician’s angry blog post led to 9,000 scientists starting a revolution

Ohio journalist trains with Ottawa County Special Response Team: “SWAT training is adrenaline rush” (video).

Modern-Day Battle Axe