Showing posts with label The Sixteen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Sixteen. Show all posts

Friday, April 02, 2021

Good Night, Beloved

Thursday, December 03, 2020

Choral Chihuahua with Carolyn Sampson

Friday, November 27, 2020

The Sixteen, Eton Choirbook Collection



Monday, March 04, 2013

Thursday, May 03, 2012

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Items of Interest, 22 February 2012

Andrew Bacevich, The American Century is Over - Good Riddance (Scoring the Global War on Terror)

Daniel Larison, How Warmongers Keeping Shaping Foreign Policy Debates
Ghosts of Empire: Understanding the British Empire For What It Was

A Glimpse Inside Special Forces Training of Top Afghan Cops; Rule of Law Vs. Corruption by David Axe

Corruption? Or a failure on the part of the natives to meet the expectations of a nation-state when there is none?

GARETH PORTER AND SHAH NOORI, Karzai Demand on Night Raids Snags U.S.-Afghan Pact

PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS, Silencing the Critics

Thomas Fleming, Ain't Freedom Grand

Daniel Larison on the comparison of Santorum to Savarnola: Abusing the Good Friar, II

Daniel McCarthy, Don't Blame the Courts

Crisis and the Creeping Militarization of American Society

Rod Dreher, What is Education For?

Eric Voegelin: Prophet to the Modern Academy by Robert Woods

T.S. Eliot's Ash Wednesday by Bradley J. Birzer

After Putin's Kiss, a Young Girl's Change of Heart
The alpha strikes again?

Stratford Caldecott, Religious Freedom

Economics:
NPR: How Companies Are Defining Your Worth Online
MIKE WHITNEY, Why Hasn’t Anyone Gone to Jail?
How Greece could take down Wall Street by Ellen Brown
Our Depraved Future of Debt Slavery (Part I)

Relocalization:
ALIA Institute: Resilience
The challenge of re-localisation by Graham Barnes
The happy hoarder: Waxing poetic
coming together in groups by Charlotte Du Cann
Co-ops are Big: Charles Gould on the Int'l Year of the Co-op by Jessica Reeder
Secret crying places by Gene Logsdon (EB)
Fine tuning the Great Transition: Why we made The Crisis of Civilization and what's next for Transition by Nafeez Mosaddeq Ahmed (EB)

Energy and Peak Oil:
Peak oil, adapting for big changes ahead

'Fossil fuels are the new whale oil', says environmentalist Amory Lovins

What EROI tells us about ROI

Will Occupy Wall Street start drilling for peak oil?
Erik Curren, Transition Voice

Tom Murphy, The Way is Shut (EB)

Water:
Humanity's Growing Impact on the World's Freshwater

Catholic:
Preaching before Princes: A study of some sixteenth century sermons preached before the monarch during the Tudor era
Sandro Magister: "The Church does not exist for her own sake, but she has to point beyond herself, to the realms above..."
Interfaith Voices: The Inquisition, Then and Now

Diet and Health:
MDA: Safe and Effective Ways for Kids to Exercise
MovNat: Learning how to move as we were intended to
LLVLC 549: The LLVLC Show (Episode 549): ‘The Primal Parent’ Blogger Peggy Emch Beats Infertility With Primal Low-Carb (mp3)
Time to Stop Talking About Low-Fat, Say HSPH Nutrition Experts

Music:
New York Polyphony: A Vocal Quartet Takes On Death

Kathleen Edwards Rolling Stone Session


Del McCoury interview

The Sixteen Asia-Pacific Tour


Alisa Weilerstein Playing Bach with the Fishes

Harmonia: When in Rome...

Movies:
Just released by Criterion on Blu-ray: Three Outlaw Samurai - Trailer


Korean TV:
Three dramas starting, who will be the 'goddess of victory'?

Thursday, November 03, 2011

Items of Interest, 3 November 2011

James Kirkpatrick, Diversity Is Strength! It's Also The End Of Southern Civility… And The South (via Rebellion)
and there is the influx of Northerners and Yankees who do not share the values, culture, or history of Southrons...

The Merchants of Death and Me by Philip Giraldi

Mother AND Teacher: The Church, Financial Reform, and Realism by John Médaille

John Robb, QUOTE: The Summum Bonum (Highest Good) of Social Capitalism
Huh?

Why the Rich are Getting Richer

Richard Wilkinson: How economic inequality harms societies


Transition Voice: Take shelter by Gerri Williams (on the movie Take Shelter - trailer - FB, Apple)

Something on Richard Heinberg's new book - A windfall would beat QE hands down
by Anthony Hilton

OWS:
VoxDay: Millenials vs Baby Boomers
Welcome to the Occupation

Nuclear Energy:
Sixty Years of Orwellian Nukespeak

NPR: The War Between Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple
I wish this Mexican standoff would end with all of them in the dirt.

Counterpunch:
GARETH PORTER, U.S. Night Raids Killed Over 1,500 Afghan Civilians in Ten Months
URI AVNERY, Why Israel Will Not Attack Iran
RALPH NADER, The Road to the 2012 Presidential Debates

Diet and Health:
Mark Sisson, Introducing the New Primbal Blueprint Food Pyramid
Another Simple Question: The Paleo Diet is Not The Way to a Healthy Future For Whom?
And Why Are You Paleo?
(RN visits Happy Hound in Los Gatos.)


Classical Education:
Reading

Catholic:
Full Interview with Robert P. George (via Mere Comments)

Two novels by women world famous for their literary works published by Ignatius Press (Sigrid Undset)

The Introduction to "A Bitter Trial: Evelyn Waugh and John Carmel Cardinal Heenan on the Liturgical Changes"

Rorate Caeli: The Roman Rite: Old and New - VI
The New Mass and the Church: the underlying theology of the New Rite is Protestant and motivated by Ecumenism
and A diocesan priest ordained according to the 1962 Pontifical

Once I Was a Clever Boy: Adjusting the Succession

Music:
A review of Secret Voices by Anonymous 4
The Sixteen: James MacMillan, Miserere
(I'm not a James MacMillan fan...)

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

The Sixteen have a blog for their Choral Pilgrimage.


The Sixteen sing "Verbum caro factum est"

Saturday, May 01, 2010

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

BBC: Sacred Music

Sacred Music - Harry Christophers, The Sixteen & Simon Russell Beale

The official trailer for Sacred Music Series One. Available now on DVD and on sale from The Sixteen's website.

Monday, October 05, 2009

William Byrd: Civitas Sancti Tui - the Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge


William Byrd: Civitas Sancti Tui, performed by the Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge at the Stanford University Memorial Church, September 17, 2009, as part of the Stanford Summer Concert Series.

Wow, how did I miss this. (More videos.)

Trinity College Cambridge - Music at Trinity


The Sixteen sing "Verbum caro factum est"

Monday, August 17, 2009

The Sixteen perform works by Handel

Just found this tonight -- less than 2 days left to listen.

Program Notes