Showing posts with label Alamire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alamire. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 24, 2014

Tota pulchra es/Salve


Thursday, April 25, 2013

Friday, August 31, 2012

Hesperion XXI: Esprit D'Arménie

To be released in September by Alia Vox - Armenian music played by Jordi Savall, Hesperion XXI and Armenian musicians! (And the duduk will be featured!)

Also to be released soon: Deo gracias Anglia! by Alamire

Friday, March 09, 2012

Items of Interest, 9 March 2012

Russell Kirk in Time Magazine

Don’t Subsidize Sex — Or Anything Else by Daniel McCarthy

Kelley Vlahos, Tell the Truth Already (about Afghanistan)

Interview with Paul Gottfried (mp3)

Srdja Trifkovic, Putin's Victory

John Robb, You Don't Need a Cyber Attack to Take Down The North American Power Grid

Mona Charen, Gender Specific Writer (via VFR - see also A new leftist standard on speech is announced)

Fabius Maximus: The hidden dynamics of the 2012 campaign, and what it’s doing to America

After-birth abortion by Stratford Caldecott

Fighting for Women’s Freedom

Wes Jackson, Localism, and the Carbon-Based Community

Prophet and Loss
Environmentalist James Howard Kunstler has a new worry: "techno-narcissism"

Banks Repaid Fed Bailout With Other Fed Money: Government Report

Gardening Without a Garden

Counterpunch:
BRIAN CLOUGHLEY, Training the Afghan Army
KHADIJA SHARIFE, The Blood on Stratfor’s Hands


Peak Oil and Energy:
JOSEPH MANGANO AND JANETTE SHERMAN, The Dangerous Myths of Fukushima
Frontline: Japan's Nuclear Meltdown
No number crunching in Alan Kohler opinion piece on premature peak oil death by Matt Mushalik (EB)

Catholic:
NLM: Book Notice: The Voice of the Church at Prayer, Fr. Uwe Michael Lang
Zenit: Documents: Pius XII Favored a Jewish Homeland in Palestine
Foundation Continues to Unearth Testimony That Pius Was in No Way 'Hitler's Pope'

Sandro Magister, The America of Obama, or of Liberty Lost
Even in the homeland of law and democracy, freedom of conscience is in danger. This is the unprecedented accusation that the bishops are hurling against the president of the United States. Here is the confidential letter in which they explain why

Education:
Labor, Leisure, and Liberal Education by Mortimer Adler

History:
The Normans: Three Centuries of Achievement, AD 911-1204
Women's Rights in Early England
Holy Dover!: Castles, Crossbows and the Poor Man’s Trebuchet on the third fantastic episode of Battle Castle
A Social History of the Civil War

Courtship and Feminism:
Of sluts and sexual insecurity
CL: Not shaming sluts does not reduce the shame within sluts
Dalrock: Pathological denial and Treating her like a guy

SLPC is busy identifying bad websites for everyone's good. Dalrock: At least I’m banned in China. (IMF)

Men, Women, and Spatial Intelligence

Diet and Health:
The 3rd MovNat Principle: Universal
Ask the Low-Carb Experts: 9: ‘All Things Calories (Calories 101)’ | Mat Lalonde (mp3)
Saratoga High Toughens PE Program

Thursday, March 08, 2012

Items of Interest, 8 Wednesday 2012

John Michael Greer's latest: Perhaps the most controversial post for met yet. America: Origins of an Empire

Eric Holder Explains When Drones Can Kill Americans Abroad

The Kony 2012 Campaign is Advocating a Misguided Policy

True Natural Aristocracy

Daniel Larison, Romney and Iran

Jordan Bloom, Traditionalists Against Country Music

Russell Kirk, Champion of the Permanent Things



A Tale of Two Sex Hormones by Anthony Esolen

Review: "Let Us Be Human: Christianity for a Collapsing Culture" by Roy Smith (EB)

Eve Tushnet, Divorce Dilemma

Counterpunch:
MIKE WHITNEY, There’s Never Been a Worse Time to Buy a House
DAVE LINDORFF, The Media and Iran


Economics:
The Gospel of Local Food

Monopoly Presents the Problem. Co-Opoly Presents the Solution.

TEDxHarvardLaw - John Piotti - Can New England Feed Itself?


MDA: Can We Feed the World on the Primal Blueprint Diet? – Part 2

Education:
The Higher Education Bubble Has Popped
Our "Let's Pretend" Economy: Let's Pretend Student Loans Are About Education
Classical Education After the Digital Age, Part 3
Knowledge for Its Own Sake? A Practical Humanist in the Carolingian Age

Catholic:
Will Catholics heed what Protestants acknowledge? Modern Youth Ministry a '50-Year Failed Experiment,' Say Pastors
Cardinal Cañizares on Beauty in the Liturgy and Concelebration
Choir of Westminter Abbey and Sistine Choir on the Feast of Ss. Peter and Paul (Zenit)
Saints Felicity and Perpetua for children
Tea at Trianon: The Dark Side of Facebook
Life After RC: A little cult lingo
Sources of Spirituality in the Writings of Archbishop Hincmar of Reims
A Benedictine Bishop on Silence



Commentary: Armenian Jerusalem in Limbo
Changing Churches

Some photos of the Dominican-rite Mass in NYC on the feast of St. Thomas Aquinas.

Diet and Health:
Five Questions with Paleo Parents, authors of Eat Like a Dinosaur
Easy Recipe: Raw Sauerkraut
The LLVLC Show (Episode 556): Professor Loren Cordain Introduces Antinutrient Foods In ‘The Paleo Answer’ (mp3)
Low-carb, high-protein diets win the battle against the bulge, Israeli study finds
What's Really Making Us Fat
The State of the Paleosphere

Misc:
Top Chef's Edward Lee (Not sure if the url has been taken over by Audrey Magazine.)
Scotty McCreery records exit song for 'American Idol' - Preview.
20 Best Restaurants in America

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Gramophone Podcast March 2011


"Gramophone editor-in-chief James Jolly introduces the March issue of Gramophone, and interviews Rob Cowan about Sir Thomas Beecham. Martin Cullingford, editor of Gramophone Online, talks to Jeremy Nicholas about recordings of Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf, and to conductor and scholar David Skinner about his choir Alamire and their ambitious recording plans."

Alamire

Tuesday, September 06, 2011

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Sicut lilium inter spinas

Alamire / David Skinner 29-08-2011 FOMU11

Saturday, May 07, 2011