Showing posts with label William Byrd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label William Byrd. Show all posts
Friday, October 02, 2020
Saturday, September 05, 2020
The Gesualdo Six: "My Sweet Little Baby" by William Byrd
📺 @TheGesualdoSix perform William Byrd’s Lullaby ‘My sweet little baby’
— Gramophone (@GramophoneMag) September 3, 2020
➡️ This performance was filmed as part of the #livefromlondon festival, available to watch online until Oct 31. Book tickets for the 10-concert series: https://t.co/0bl3yVV5bj
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Tuesday, April 28, 2020
Monday, February 24, 2014
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Monday, August 12, 2013
A Tribute to Richard Marlow
Oregon Live: William Byrd Festival will not forget its late director, Richard Marlow (his obituary)
William Byrd Festival
Cantores in Ecclesia
Related:
The 2013-2014 season of In Mulieribus: Musica Brittanica
William Byrd Festival
Cantores in Ecclesia
Related:
The 2013-2014 season of In Mulieribus: Musica Brittanica
Monday, May 27, 2013
Province of Saint Joseph, 2013 Priesthood Ordinations
Photos
DOMINICAN ORDINATIONS 2013
SACERDOTES DOMINI
Related: Providence College Commencement 2013
The Western Province will have its ordinations this Friday.
I don't have much connection to the Southern or Central Province. You can read the announcement for the May 11 ordination for the Central Province.
DOMINICAN ORDINATIONS 2013
SACERDOTES DOMINI
Related: Providence College Commencement 2013
The Western Province will have its ordinations this Friday.
I don't have much connection to the Southern or Central Province. You can read the announcement for the May 11 ordination for the Central Province.
Thursday, May 09, 2013
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Catholic Masculinity
The eighth annual Napa Valley Catholic Men's Conference will be taken place on April 20. It is sponsored in part by Ignatius Press, which is unfortunately promoting the movie Courageous in the flier for the conference. (The movie of course is listed in recent IP catalogs as well.)
Does this indicate the direction of the thinking behind the conference? Since I've never been to one, I do not know, but someone should say something to IP about it. Dalrock's critique of the movie should be cause for rethinking whether such a movie should be promoted and sold. Then again, the infiltration of "conservative" Catholicism by feminism is rather complete. Will someone clue in Bishop Vasa, who will be present at the conference, on the problems of Catholic feminism?
In previous years, I believe Jesse Romero has spoken at the conference. This year the speakers include Patrick Coffin and Charlie Aeschliiman, "a former Navy SEAL and trick basketball handling champion." Being in the military is no guarantee that one understands, much less is able to advocate, patriarchy. Relating properly to other man and the community and the Church - one must also relate properly to one's wife and other women. What well-known Catholic laymen/apologist can give such a robust defense of patriarchy? Dalrock has a post on something germane to this point: What we need is more chivalry!
Here is an example of the cultural wisdom that has been lost with the latest revolution in culture and mores: Advice on love and physical attraction, 1920s-style.
Related:
Oz Conservative: Left-wing woman criticises feminism
Vox: Societal Devolution
CBS is broadcasting another NYPD cop drama - Golden Boy. I think it was Vox who wrote something recently about LEOs and the popularity of cop shows in light of the alleged corruption of LAPD. CBS alone has Blue Bloods and the cancelled NYC 22, both located in NYC. Why is NYC such a popular setting for cop shows? Third Watch (which also had FD paramedics), Brooklyn South, there are many others as well.
I may watch the first episode, but since it's on CBS it will be PC. I am surprised that no major female characters have been put on display in the promos so far, but the series wlll probably have a feminsit bent.
Do we look up to law enforcement officers too much? It may be understandable for boys to do so, but what of adult men? Some may live vicariously through cop shows, but how many of us have a rather suspicious attitude, or worse, towards police officers? While the sheep of the megapolis have no understanding of what it is to defend themselves and their loved ones, those who believe that being a warrior is part of the obligation of a citizen can appreciate the work that is done by police officers while not giving them some sort of special social or moral status.
A trailer for a movie from Magpul:
Breslau Rallye
BBC Choral Evensong: King's College, London (expires in 7 days)
NLM: The Great Fast
(mp3)
Does this indicate the direction of the thinking behind the conference? Since I've never been to one, I do not know, but someone should say something to IP about it. Dalrock's critique of the movie should be cause for rethinking whether such a movie should be promoted and sold. Then again, the infiltration of "conservative" Catholicism by feminism is rather complete. Will someone clue in Bishop Vasa, who will be present at the conference, on the problems of Catholic feminism?
In previous years, I believe Jesse Romero has spoken at the conference. This year the speakers include Patrick Coffin and Charlie Aeschliiman, "a former Navy SEAL and trick basketball handling champion." Being in the military is no guarantee that one understands, much less is able to advocate, patriarchy. Relating properly to other man and the community and the Church - one must also relate properly to one's wife and other women. What well-known Catholic laymen/apologist can give such a robust defense of patriarchy? Dalrock has a post on something germane to this point: What we need is more chivalry!
Here is an example of the cultural wisdom that has been lost with the latest revolution in culture and mores: Advice on love and physical attraction, 1920s-style.
Related:
Oz Conservative: Left-wing woman criticises feminism
Vox: Societal Devolution
CBS is broadcasting another NYPD cop drama - Golden Boy. I think it was Vox who wrote something recently about LEOs and the popularity of cop shows in light of the alleged corruption of LAPD. CBS alone has Blue Bloods and the cancelled NYC 22, both located in NYC. Why is NYC such a popular setting for cop shows? Third Watch (which also had FD paramedics), Brooklyn South, there are many others as well.
I may watch the first episode, but since it's on CBS it will be PC. I am surprised that no major female characters have been put on display in the promos so far, but the series wlll probably have a feminsit bent.
Do we look up to law enforcement officers too much? It may be understandable for boys to do so, but what of adult men? Some may live vicariously through cop shows, but how many of us have a rather suspicious attitude, or worse, towards police officers? While the sheep of the megapolis have no understanding of what it is to defend themselves and their loved ones, those who believe that being a warrior is part of the obligation of a citizen can appreciate the work that is done by police officers while not giving them some sort of special social or moral status.
A trailer for a movie from Magpul:
Breslau Rallye
BBC Choral Evensong: King's College, London (expires in 7 days)
NLM: The Great Fast
(mp3)
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Hesperion XXI on The Early Music Show
Alas, I learned of this episode rather late - it expires in less than 18 hours: Hesperion XXI at the 2012 Fontfroide Festival.
Thursday, December 06, 2012
Wednesday, December 05, 2012
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Items of Interest, 10 March 2012
The Real Crash (mp3)
Peter Schiff talks to Lew Rockwell about America’s coming bankruptcy and how to save yourself.
See the World Through Bonner's Eyes
The Distributist Review: We're All Traditionalists Now
Rod Dreher, Maybe We Should Ask the Poor
The Transfiguration of Place: An Orthodox Christian Vision of Localism - Part 2
(mp3)
Food, Faith, and Fasting
Ancient Ingredients for Modern-Day Health
Compatible with paleo or WAPF/trad diets? Maybe the latter, probably not the former.
UCLA scientists pinpoint how vitamin D may help clear amyloid plaques found in Alzheimer's
History:
Early medieval science: the evidence of Bede
Tea at Trianon: St. Joan's Military Genius
The Vespers:
Twenty Minutes: William Byrd and Catholicism
Peter Schiff talks to Lew Rockwell about America’s coming bankruptcy and how to save yourself.
See the World Through Bonner's Eyes
The Distributist Review: We're All Traditionalists Now
Rod Dreher, Maybe We Should Ask the Poor
The Transfiguration of Place: An Orthodox Christian Vision of Localism - Part 2
(mp3)
Food, Faith, and Fasting
Ancient Ingredients for Modern-Day Health
Compatible with paleo or WAPF/trad diets? Maybe the latter, probably not the former.
UCLA scientists pinpoint how vitamin D may help clear amyloid plaques found in Alzheimer's
History:
Early medieval science: the evidence of Bede
Tea at Trianon: St. Joan's Military Genius
The Vespers:
Twenty Minutes: William Byrd and Catholicism
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Items of Interest, 29 February 2012
How Much is That Politician in the Window?
Sarah van Gelder on a record season of corporate-funded political advertising and what it means for the 99 percent.
Srjda Trifkovic, The Afghan Debacle
U.S. announces diplomatic breakthrough with North Korea
But should the US really be shouldering all of the burden (with respect to food aid)?
New Navy Railgun Tests Leading to Ship Superweapon by 2020
Russell Kirk, Virtue, Can it be taught?
Edmund Burke on the virtue of justice.
John Robb, The Fall of Stratfor
America as a Constitutional Republic: When Can the President Kill?
Vladimir Putin 'virgin' voter advert becomes online hit
Economics:
Kevin Carson, Communal Property: A Libertarian Analysis and On Brandon Darby and “Sanctioned Use of Force”
Relocalization:
Wyoming prepares for "complete meltdown of the federal government"
Wyoming apocalypse plan: crazy or visionary?
Slow Money Principles
Occupy Educated and Occupy U
Gene Logsdon, Yet another look at winter grazing (EB)
Peak Oil and Energy:
Myhrvold finds we need clean energy yesterday (and no natural gas) to avoid being cooked
The View from Brittany: Imperial Leftovers
Dmitri Orlov, A pile of straw at the bottom of the cliff (EB)
My great hope for the future by Tom Murphy (EB)
Feminism:
Throne, Altar, Liberty: The Folly of Feminism
Slow Down and Eat Up: New and Best-selling Slow Food Titles on Sale
Catholic:
NLM: Dino Marcantonio, St. Germanus and Turning Eastward
Mendicants and Merchants in Fifteenth Century Florence
Dominican Rite Missa Cantata on March 7 in New York City
History:
A Response to Anglo-Saxon Heroism and Fourteenth Century Chivalry: Ideals for the Warrior in the Writings of J.R.R. Tolkien
Peregrini, Barbari, and Cives Romani: Concepts of Citizenship and the Legal Identity of Barbarians in the Later Roman Empire
From melkimx: Elizabethan Compendium
Education:
The Circe Institute's Free Audio Library
Classical Education After the Digital Revolution, Part 1 of 3
Diet and Health:
Jimmy Moore, What’s With The Antagonism About Low-Carb From The Paleo Community Lately?
Free the Animal: Synthesis: Low-Carb and Food Reward/Palatability, and Why Calories Count
Mark Sisson asks whether the primal blueprint diet would be sustainable if everyone followed it: Can We Feed the World on the Primal Blueprint Diet? – Part 1
The Science of Barefoot Running
Romanian Brothers, Age Seven and Five, Are Unbelievably Strong
Fermentation Workshop with Sandor Katz DVD Trailer
Music:
Sequentia for the BEMF
Just Before Chris Thile, There Was A Certain Mandolin Player...
The Academy of Ancient Music on BBC Radio 3. (6 days left to listen)
Placido Domingo & Stephen Colbert: La Donna E Mobile
Andrew Carwood sings Byrd's praises - The Cardinall's Musick.
Misc:
Spyderco Trademark Round Hole
Sarah van Gelder on a record season of corporate-funded political advertising and what it means for the 99 percent.
Srjda Trifkovic, The Afghan Debacle
U.S. announces diplomatic breakthrough with North Korea
But should the US really be shouldering all of the burden (with respect to food aid)?
New Navy Railgun Tests Leading to Ship Superweapon by 2020
Russell Kirk, Virtue, Can it be taught?
Edmund Burke on the virtue of justice.
John Robb, The Fall of Stratfor
America as a Constitutional Republic: When Can the President Kill?
Vladimir Putin 'virgin' voter advert becomes online hit
Economics:
Kevin Carson, Communal Property: A Libertarian Analysis and On Brandon Darby and “Sanctioned Use of Force”
Relocalization:
Wyoming prepares for "complete meltdown of the federal government"
Wyoming apocalypse plan: crazy or visionary?
Slow Money Principles
Occupy Educated and Occupy U
Gene Logsdon, Yet another look at winter grazing (EB)
Peak Oil and Energy:
Myhrvold finds we need clean energy yesterday (and no natural gas) to avoid being cooked
The View from Brittany: Imperial Leftovers
Dmitri Orlov, A pile of straw at the bottom of the cliff (EB)
My great hope for the future by Tom Murphy (EB)
Feminism:
Throne, Altar, Liberty: The Folly of Feminism
Slow Down and Eat Up: New and Best-selling Slow Food Titles on Sale
Catholic:
NLM: Dino Marcantonio, St. Germanus and Turning Eastward
Mendicants and Merchants in Fifteenth Century Florence
Dominican Rite Missa Cantata on March 7 in New York City
History:
A Response to Anglo-Saxon Heroism and Fourteenth Century Chivalry: Ideals for the Warrior in the Writings of J.R.R. Tolkien
Peregrini, Barbari, and Cives Romani: Concepts of Citizenship and the Legal Identity of Barbarians in the Later Roman Empire
From melkimx: Elizabethan Compendium
Education:
The Circe Institute's Free Audio Library
Classical Education After the Digital Revolution, Part 1 of 3
Diet and Health:
Jimmy Moore, What’s With The Antagonism About Low-Carb From The Paleo Community Lately?
Free the Animal: Synthesis: Low-Carb and Food Reward/Palatability, and Why Calories Count
Mark Sisson asks whether the primal blueprint diet would be sustainable if everyone followed it: Can We Feed the World on the Primal Blueprint Diet? – Part 1
The Science of Barefoot Running
Romanian Brothers, Age Seven and Five, Are Unbelievably Strong
Fermentation Workshop with Sandor Katz DVD Trailer
Music:
Sequentia for the BEMF
Just Before Chris Thile, There Was A Certain Mandolin Player...
The Academy of Ancient Music on BBC Radio 3. (6 days left to listen)
Placido Domingo & Stephen Colbert: La Donna E Mobile
Andrew Carwood sings Byrd's praises - The Cardinall's Musick.
Misc:
Spyderco Trademark Round Hole
Monday, February 27, 2012
Items of Interest, 27 February 2012
Judge Sides With Monsanto
Ridicules Farmers' Right to Grow Food Without Fear, Contamination and Economic Harm
NPR
California Farm Conference
Franklin Spinney, Lying for a Cause
Patrick Buchanan, For What? All These Wars
Peter Hitchens, The Myth of Margaret Thatcher
Daniel McCarthy, The Closing of the Cable Television Mind
Philip Giraldi, Afghanistan in the Rear View Mirror
Sanctifying the World: The Augustinian Life and Mind of Christopher Dawson
Wealthier People More Likely To Lie or Cheat, Study Says
The Place Where I Write: Cecily Parks
Wes Jackson, Forever Planting (for Peak Oil & Climate Change) (mp3)
Relocalization:
Don’t Mock the Artisanal-Pickle Makers
Creating Healthy, Sustainable Neighborhoods - Even in the Suburbs
Presenting the Community Resilience Guides
100 Mile Houses Expands the Locavore Movement from Food to Architecture
Cold comfort. Review: The Winter Harvest Handbook
Dr. Vandana Shiva - Occupy Our Food Supply
Vandana Shiva - Teachers for a Living World
Diet and Health:
Dr. Robert Lustig - Almost Everyone Eats it, But it's a "Breeding Ground" for Disease
Chris Masterjohn: My Interview With "Ask Bryan" Davis on his "Doc Fermento Discovers the World" Podcast is Now Up! (mp3)
Catholic:
Cornerstone Forum
The Ghent Altarpiece in 100 Billion Pixels
Music:
William Byrd - The sacred and the profound by Richard Fairman
The Infamous Stringdusters
Hollywood:
Meryl Streep - The Fresh Air Interview
SWCS:
SWCS Organization
Ridicules Farmers' Right to Grow Food Without Fear, Contamination and Economic Harm
NPR
California Farm Conference
Franklin Spinney, Lying for a Cause
Patrick Buchanan, For What? All These Wars
Peter Hitchens, The Myth of Margaret Thatcher
Daniel McCarthy, The Closing of the Cable Television Mind
Philip Giraldi, Afghanistan in the Rear View Mirror
Sanctifying the World: The Augustinian Life and Mind of Christopher Dawson
Wealthier People More Likely To Lie or Cheat, Study Says
The Place Where I Write: Cecily Parks
Wes Jackson, Forever Planting (for Peak Oil & Climate Change) (mp3)
Relocalization:
Don’t Mock the Artisanal-Pickle Makers
Creating Healthy, Sustainable Neighborhoods - Even in the Suburbs
Presenting the Community Resilience Guides
100 Mile Houses Expands the Locavore Movement from Food to Architecture
Cold comfort. Review: The Winter Harvest Handbook
Dr. Vandana Shiva - Occupy Our Food Supply
Vandana Shiva - Teachers for a Living World
Diet and Health:
Dr. Robert Lustig - Almost Everyone Eats it, But it's a "Breeding Ground" for Disease
Chris Masterjohn: My Interview With "Ask Bryan" Davis on his "Doc Fermento Discovers the World" Podcast is Now Up! (mp3)
Catholic:
Cornerstone Forum
The Ghent Altarpiece in 100 Billion Pixels
Music:
William Byrd - The sacred and the profound by Richard Fairman
The Infamous Stringdusters
Hollywood:
Meryl Streep - The Fresh Air Interview
SWCS:
SWCS Organization
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Went to the noon Mass at OLP today; first time I've seen the new parking lot full of cars. People were parking in the parking lots of nearby tech companies. (A no no, I believe.) I sat next to an Asian woman who had 3 kids and was expecting a fourth. You don't see too many big Asian families around here. I don't know what her ethnicity was, since she spoke English with the children, and they didn't look mixed. (They did resemble one another, but the youngest was the cutest.)
William Byrd - Emendemus in melius. Deller
While on the way to church I saw a F-18 fly overhead; I don't know what variant but it was close to the ground. Where was it going? Yesterday there was a Navy helicopter in the sky.
William Byrd - Emendemus in melius. Deller
While on the way to church I saw a F-18 fly overhead; I don't know what variant but it was close to the ground. Where was it going? Yesterday there was a Navy helicopter in the sky.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Late notice - only 2 days left before this episode of the BBC Early Music Show expires: The Students of William Byrd: 'Father of British Musick'
Tuesday, December 06, 2011
Stanford Early Music Singers performing tomorrow night
Wednesday, December 7 - Memorial Church, 8 P.M.
Early Music Singers
William Mahrt directs the Early Music Singers’ program, 1611 - Psalms, Songs, and Sonnets: William Byrd and His Contemporaries, commemorating the 400th anniversary of Byrd’s last publication.
Early Music Singers
William Mahrt directs the Early Music Singers’ program, 1611 - Psalms, Songs, and Sonnets: William Byrd and His Contemporaries, commemorating the 400th anniversary of Byrd’s last publication.
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