Showing posts with label Mark O'Connor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mark O'Connor. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 07, 2021

Wednesday, July 28, 2021

Katie Ledecky and Mark O'Connor

Wednesday, May 19, 2021

Free Mark O'Connor

Tuesday, January 26, 2021

"Amazing Grace"

Sunday, December 27, 2020

"Good King Wenceslas"



Saturday, December 26, 2020

More Christmas Music from the O'Connors






Thursday, December 24, 2020

"Noel"

Saturday, November 21, 2020

Global Violin Sessions Week 1



Thursday, November 12, 2020

The Power of the Violin!



Sunday, August 18, 2019

Sunday, May 03, 2015

Scots-Irish, Heading South



"Will the Circle Be Unbroken"

The iconic David Letterman features the violin - fiddle magic of Mark O'Connor and an all-star jam on "Will The Circle...

Posted by Mark O'Connor on Saturday, May 2, 2015

Thursday, November 20, 2014

Mark and Maggie O'Connor

Newlyweds...

Saturday, March 08, 2014

Ashokan Farewell (violin duet) Mark O'Connor / Kelly Hall-Tompkins recording session



The only good thing from that Ken Burns project, besides the Shelby Foote interviews?

Monday, November 11, 2013

The Status of the Suzuki Method in Japan

JAPAN WAS THUMBS DOWN on SUZUKI - decades ago
A conversation with a classical violinist from Japan, Tomomi Kimura.

Sunday, October 20, 2013

Friday, August 16, 2013

Chris Thile and Mark O'Connor

The Greatest Improv Mandolin Solo Ever: Chris Thile w. Mark O'Connor


The Goat Road Sessions will be swinging by the Greek Theater in Berkeley on August 24 and Chris Thile will be performing at the SF Jazz Center on Feb. 14.
feb14

Tuesday, December 25, 2012

Thursday, May 31, 2012

'In the Cluster Blues' Mark O'Connor

Friday, May 25, 2012

Hilary Hahn in SF

SF Symphony - maybe I'll catch her performance next time around.

SFCV: Violinist Hilary Hahn: Taking It All In by Marianne Lipanovich





parts 2 and 3

her channel

And something from Mark O'Connor on his method of learning to play the violin:


His blog: Suzuki has gone fiddlin

Saturday, May 19, 2012

Items of Interest, 19 May 2012

Back to Burke

Defending Strauss by Samuel Goldman

The Spirit of American Constitutionalism: John Dickinson's Fabius Letters by Gregory S. Ahern
Champions of Modern Civilization

Confessions of a Recovering Environmentalist by Paul Kingsnorth

The Truth of Beauty: Educating the Moral Imagination by Benjamin G. Lockerd, Jr.

The Third Way: Wilhelm Röpke’s Vision of Social Order by Ralph E. Ancil
Thomas Jefferson or Alexander Hamilton by Clyde Wilson
James Madison and the Dynamics of the Constitutional Convention by Lance Banning


Tom Piatak, Georgetown Needs An Exorcist
(Dr. Fleming, Re: Georgetown)

The Looming Reversal of Centralization by Gary North

Charting Obama’s Journey to a Shift on Afghanistan
Accurate history? Or spin and lies to make Obama look better after the fact?

New Right vs. Old Right by Greg Johnson
Nationalism: Phenomenology & Critique by Alain de Benoist


SSM:
Effects of Same-Sex Marriage

Sean Collins, Why I’m coming out... against gay marriage

A "New York progressive" gives four reasons for opposing "gay marriage"
Law professor says flawed view of sex threatens religious freedom by Michelle Bauman
Rod Dreher, A Burkean View on SSM
Social Issues Matter
Green is a color in the rainbow
Vatican Diary / That sin of Sodom which cries out to heaven

90 Percent of Corn Seeds Are Coated With Bayer's Bee-Decimating Pesticide

Economics:
The Inequality Speech That TED Won't Show You
BREAKING: You Know That TED Talk You Weren't Supposed To See? Here It Is.


Conceptualizing post-capitalist economics by Stuart Jeanne Bramhall (EB)

Carson Interviewed on Truth Jihad, American Freedom Radio (mp3)

Guest Post: Failbook’s Epic Fail: Does Zuckerberg Want Users To Pay?

Congress for New Urbanism 20
Some reports.

Peak Oil and Energy:
Scraping the bottom of the barrel
By: Jeremy Wakeford

Fukushima Disaster: One Year Later

Shannon Hayes:



(alt)
Shannon Hayes archive at Yes! (Her website and Radical Homemakers and Grassfed Cooking)

She has a new book coming out in September, Long Way on a Little.

Five Questions for Florence Williams
May 18, 2012, by Kristen Hewitt

In Breasts: A Natural and Unnatural History, journalist Florence Williams delves into the biology, culture, and evolutionary history of this life-giving organ. In her witty and wide-ranging account, she explores where breasts come from, why we see them the way we do, and what they reveal as bellwethers for human health in a compromised environment.

Get Ready for the Breastaurant

Feminism:
Early Feminists: Moderate or Radical?
The Land of The Free and Home of The Soulless, Uninspiring and Robotic Women
Revisiting The Soulless, Uninspiring and Robotic Women

Gamer advice, some good, some bad: 66 Things On Life, Men and Women, and America

The Biggest Financial Decision a Young Man Will Ever Make

Even Miranda Lambert, supposed "Strong woman" tweeted publicly that she is reading the book Fifty Shades of Grey. SNL skit.


*warning* It is a rather bawdy skit.

How many women admit on Facebook or Twitter to reading this book. How many of them are self-proclaimed feminists? I'm not going to check search results.

The audience for ASCII porn
Women are Always Concerned with their Sexual Value


Catholic:
TAC: News from Two Alumni Priests in Minesota
The 2012 Baccalaureate Mass Homily by Rev. Cornelius M. Buckley, S.J. (mp3)
2012 Senior Address by James W. Thompson (’12) (mp3)
The 2012 Commencement Address of Mother Assumpta Long (mp3)

Gregory B. Sadler, Yves Simon on Moral Virtue (part 1 of 2)
Yves Simon on Moral Virtue (part 2 of 2)

Evangelization and human contact

Mass in the Vernacular, Yes. But at Least It Should Be Translated Well

I suspect the video of the FSSP ordinations will eventually be made available.

10 Fascinating Facts About Hildegard von Bingen

Michael Coren interview: Why he believes Christianity is the most abused faith on earth

What Can Historians Do with Clerical Masculinity? Lessons from Medieval Europe


Russian Orthodox:
Celebrations on the occasion of 5th anniversary of reunification of Russian Church Abroad with Moscow Patriarchate to take place in Moscow
Five Years of the Reunified Russian Church: Reflections of Fr. Nikolai Balashov

Five Years Together (mp3)

Patriach Kirill Gets Facebook Page

Diet and Health:
MF trains with Erwan Le Corre


Movnat Helps 65-year-old win Warrior Dash

The Real Deal on Adrenal Fatigue (full article)

Balanced Bites Podcast: Episode #21 with Karen Pendergrass of Paleo Approved (mp3)

HealthWatch: NorCal Olympic Athlete Credits Paleo Diet For Healing

444: Daniel ‘The Barefoot Professor’ Howell Says Shoes Destroy Your Feet (mp3)

Modern-Day Primal Living

Esther Gokhale had a TEDxStanford talk today. If it becomes available on YouTube I will post it.

Ask The Low-Carb Experts (Episode 13): ‘Low-Carbing Women & Weight Lifting’ | Dr. Cassandra Forsythe (mp3)


Music:
On the occasion of the passing of Donna Summer
Welmer, Goodbye, Donna
In Defense of Dance Music

Cappella Musicale Pontificia "Sistina"


Mark O'Connor, Bela Fleck, Jerry Douglas - Bowl Of Bula


Mark O'Connor - "Tom and Jerry"


Misc:
Cannes 2012: Lily Rabe to Play Silent Film Star Mary Pickford on Screen

Preview – Travis Haley – Climbing the Ladder
Article by Recoil Staff

A Day in the Life of Tim Ferris


The Origins of the Tuxedo, Explored (via Tea at Trianon)