Brothers Lucas Jussen (born Feb. 27, 1993) and Arthur Jussen (born Sept. 28, 1996) perform on stage as a Dutch duo. Very unusual. Here they play Schubert. I wish we had had that much cooperation in the back seat of the car as those young men do on the piano bench.
I discovered another piano duo: Christina and Michelle Naughton, sisters. They replaced the brothers when they had to cancel a concert. Still unusual. (The Hornbostel-Sachs system classifies a piano as a percussive chordophone instrument, and like a lyre, pictured on the Steinway, or harp, it has very taut strings stretched between two points. When the strings vibrate, they produce sound. Moving a piano requires about 10,000 men. A Steinway refinisher told me he applies 15 layers of shellac - nice and shiny.)
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Why am I posting this song? Budding humorist Alexander wants it in our eBook. They said they were offered thousands of dollars to stop their music. It is a two-hour drive from Richmond to DC.
And across the fatherland Et in tota patria
a victory song will ring Cantus nicoliae resonat And across the fatherland Et in tota patria our song will resonate Cantus nostrae resonat A time of joy and pride Tempus est in gaudium for Eternal Rome. Superbia Roma aeterna. 30 He that is not with me, is against me: and he that gathereth not with me, scattereth. Dad and I did not play pool, but he was the gentleman I could never be.
With music lessons at home and/or music school to back them up, all these pianists became great composers. Two, Rachmaninoff and Scriabin, had the same tutor, Nikolai Zverev, at the same time. Living with their strict tutor, four boys in all spent three hours in the morning for piano practice, composition, and theory, and the afternoon for academics. Chopin and Liszt lived a few blocks from each other in Paris and performed together, but they were opposites. Chopin was shy and hated performing in public. Liszt's dramatic entrances captivated the ladies. He is the one who had the piano cut away at both ends of the keyboard (what we see today) so that all could see his hands going up and down the keys, and you can hear it in that short piece. In spite of his sex appeal, Liszt became a Franciscan tertiary, and on July 31, 1865, he received the four minor orders of porter, lector, exorcist, and acolyte. After ordination, he was often called Abbé Liszt. Rubinstein demonstrates development of the left hand is essential. Schubert composed a Mass, missa brevis, in less than a week. Two quick notes stand out in the Grieg piece. Mozart played for Marie Antoinette. Beethoven went deaf. Here is a young Liszt. Heritage Images/Heritage Images via Getty Images
Can you translate the title? Forty generations...If you are a Catholic age one day-25, you are the eighty-first generation.
Athanasius Schneider, O.R.C. (born Anton Schneider on 7 April 1961) is a Kazakhstani Roman Catholic bishop, the auxiliary bishop of Astana, Kazakhstan. He is a member of the Canons Regular of the Holy Cross of Coimbra. He is a hero.
This is the reason you do not touch the host: your hands are not consecrated; his are. They become the hands of you know who. Who makes all the vestments? Some are very old, and laywomen and monastic women religious create new ones. As of 12/1/2023, Schneider's opportunities to travel have been restricted by Francis, Soviet-style.
Music: Vivaldi, The Four Seasons Spring 3 Producer: ℗ 2012 Universal Music Classics & Jazz, a division of Universal Music GmbH, Universal Music Group Richter, 2012 Release date: 01/1/2014 Musicians: Max Richter · Daniel Hope · Raphael Alpermann Orchestra: Konzerthaus Kammerorchester Berlin Conductor: André de Ridder Recomposed by: Max Richter Media vita in morte sumus In the midst of life we are in death
Quem quaerimus ad iutorem nihi site domine What helper do we seek except you, oh Lord Qui pro peccatis nostris You who for our sins Sancte Deus, sancte fortis Holy God, holy and powerful Sancte misericor salvator Oh holy compassionate savior Amare mortis ne tradas nos Do not give us over to the harshness of death In te speraverunt patres nostri In you our fathers placed their hopes Speraverunt et liberasti eos They placed their hopes and you freed them Media vita in morte sumus In the midst of life we are in death Above Mary and Jesus is a harp, above Joseph is a lyre, and Jesus is looking at Himself sequestered in the tabernacle. Spartan father, third from left to right, has the voice of 300. I would refuse and never receive communion again if the only choice were to receive from a woman in the sanctuary. Marie Antoinette refused at her death to receive from any priest but a non-juring priest, from the Latin verb iūrō, or jūrō, meaning "to swear an oath". A minority swore an oath to the French revolution's government, but her jailers would not allow a Catholic priest who did not swear an oath to hear her confession. A priest is a priest through eternity. Ask me how I know. Do you know from whence this comes? Latin Mass...before the Cannon of the Mass This rhetoric is why the leftist appointees in the FBI investigated us, and why the SPLC put us on their hate group list, and why leftists across the world (UN, WEC, EC, WHO, etcetera) fear us. When galvanized we are a formidable force. We will have the US military on our side despite the current leadership's efforts to feminize the armed forces. If we had a Joan of Arc, I would have no problem with that. Joan of Arc in Battle
Central Part of The Life of Joan of Arc Triptych Artist: Hermann Stilke (1803–1860) Object type: painting Genre: religious art Description: Central Part of The Life of Joan of Arc Triptych Depicted people: Joan of Arc Date: 1843 Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: 135 × 146 cm (53.1 × 57.4 in) Collection: Hermitage Museum Current location: The General Staff Building Room 350 Accession number: ГЭ-5005 Place of creation: Germany Object history: Winter Palace, 1925 Something like this theme song is what Alexander would like for our eBook when it is completed and becomes a movie ℗ 2010 Walt Disney Records. His vocabulary is very advanced, and today I finally succeeded in getting him to pronounce protocol correctly. It sounded like prodigal, which is very different. Our theory is that if you shoot for the stars, you might land on one. Only in classical Russian ballet do you get magnetic costuming, here Egyptian. Modern American movies could learn something from Russian ballet when dressing women. I found ballet through music, then St. Petersburg's Vaganova Ballet School, a comprehensive school for boys and girls ages 10-18, where they get all their academics plus training, and learn to address their teachers respectfully. I've seen it. When ballet arrived in Russia from France, the Russians soared, making ballet the second most popular pursuit after soccer. Enlarge screen for full effect.
Kokoreva is technically ravishing; Stepanova has the soft and light Vaganova touch; and research on the name Krys reveals that it is a variant of Chris in English and Greek and Christian in English, French, and German, and means carrier of Christ. Voila! Armed with your torches and your serpents,
from your dark foul realm, ye companions of cruel frenzy, O Furies, come to us. With your whips, with death and slaughter, lead us and teach our enraged breasts to avenge the death of so great a general. Armatae face et anguibus a caeco regno squallido furoris sociae barbari, furiae, venite ad nos. Morte, flagello, stragibus vindictam tanti funeris irata nostra pectora duces docete vos. Fr. Vivaldi is pleased with his students, and if you tell me poetry doesn't matter, I'm going to send this woman after you. soprano highest female register Title
Nisi Dominus Lyrics Cum dederit dilectis suis somnum Ecce hereditas Domini filii merces fructus ventris. Title Without God Lyrics For he brings rest to those he has chosen Behold, they are a legacy and a testament of the Son of God. The photos contain water, light, and firmament, aspects of Catholic theology. Now listen to andreas scholl latin. Not Vatican and not one royal family know how to govern like kings. The whole lot of them are spoiled leadership fails and completely irrelevant, unable to inspire loyalty because they have none. When you are in trouble, you close ranks and cut off those who are hurting the family. There is no other choice. There is no common man. He wants to be caught up in a glorious cause. That’s the whole point of school. Cut the pope out for treason! The Fall of the Rebel Angels
1562 Pieter Bruegel the Elder Concerto in C for Seven Trumpets 1770 Johann Ernst Altenburg, taught by his father to trumpet To sing what you believe is the way to success, so it was for Louis IX. Follow the path, Greek to Latin to French to English (CC for English). English speakers use the Douay-Rheims.
watch on YT to get details, similar sound to Oxyrhynchus
The Oxyrhynchus hymn (or P. Oxy. XV 1786) is the earliest known manuscript of a Catholic hymn in Ancient Greek to contain both lyrics and musical notation. From the Latin oxyrhynchus, from the Ancient Greek ὀξῠ́ρρῠγχος, the Latinized version oxúrrhunkhos, the word is a kind of Egyptian fish. The fish is a Catholic symbol and is based on the first letters of the Greek words for Jesus Christ. The Greek word for fish is Ichthus, which is also an acronym for Jesus. The Greek, Iesous CHristos THeou Uios Soter, translates in English to, Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior. To a trained ear, the sound resembles Gregorian Chant because it is somewhat lyrical, and was, perhaps, a precursor. countertenor highest male register Psalm 126 Douay-Rheims https://www.drbo.org/chapter/21126.htm#:~:text=1%20Unless%20the%20Lord%20build,eat%20the%20bread%20of%20sorrow. “Even after his voice changed at age 13, Scholl continued to sing as a countertenor…In an interview with iclassics.com, Scholl said, ‘Singing is just very natural; I’ve always done it, every day, and I’ve always enjoyed it.’” -Encyclopedia.com Some tenors can reach this register with practice, but it remains fairly hard to do. I’ve heard Andreas sing at a lower register, he says baritone, but it sounds tenor. With homemade sacramentals and store-bought items, boys of the FSSP learn by imitating. No wine. I had my first sip of wine around 12 or 13...no, no...at the dining room table! Father J. Fryer, FSSP, serves at Capilla de la Inmaculada Concepción (Chapel of the Immaculate Conception), Cuauhtémoc, Mexico, historic center of Mexico, Centro, Mexico City. Two priests living in the apartment above the sacristy need help because most parishioners are low-income. https://missiontradition.us/fssp-mexico-an-appeal-from-father-fryar/ Religious from a Novus ordo monastery produced the recorded psalm. In 1703, Vivaldi was hired by the Ospedale della Pietà, an orphanage for girls in Venice, a position he was to hold for the next 36 years. Initially hired as a violin teacher, he was given more and more responsibility. The girls often stayed at the orphanage for the rest of their lives. They were divided into two groups, those who received a musical education and those who received a general education. At Mass, they performed behind screens (grill work) so as not to distract the congregation, which explains why, traditionally, musicians and choir singers were in a loft at the back of church. This is the correct way to do it. The modernist church puts choirs in front, sometimes right in the sanctuary, if there is one. The right focus is the altar. Though they would have worn the white veils to cover head and shoulders (to require that would make a television production less appealing), here is an authentic re-creation of how it was done. There are biblical reasons for a veil. I think it makes a woman more beautiful.
The red lamp is the sanctuary lamp, lit when Our Lord is present in the tabernacle. During research I read something else about Vivaldi. I don’t know if this is true, but it has been written that he left the altar while saying Mass to write a musical thought and returned after several minutes, and did this more than once. If true, this would explain his request for dispensation as a priest. There are other explanations, including severe asthma attacks at the altar. Farya Faraji is the creator. He has the assistance of Luke Ranieri. Luke’s YT channel is called polýMATHY. According to Farya, the instruments used are the Greco-Roman lyre, aulos, pan flute, bagpipe, frame drum, and tambourine, all of the period.
I subscribe to his channel and Ranieri’s. Theirs is classical pronunciation. Catamite has either of two meanings, neither praiseworthy. Sung at St. Willibrord. Willibrord, Bishop of Utrecht, died in 739. Mozart died in 1791. Both were fluent in Latin. Laudate Dominum omnes gentes Laudate eum, omnes populi Quoniam confirmata est Super nos misericordia eius Et veritas, veritas Domini manet, manet in aeternum Gloria Patri et Filio Et Spiritui Sancto Sicut erat in principio Et nunc, et semper Et in saecula saeculorum Amen, Amen, Amen Praise the Lord, all ye nations, praise him, all ye peoples. For his loving mercy has been bestowed upon us, and the truth of the Lord endures for eternity. Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. After Vatican II, Utrecht wanted to sell and demolish the Gothic revival church built in the years 1875-1877. Lay people and Father Winand Kotte (Assumptionists) bought the building and kept the interior intact. The SSPX offers the Latin Mass every Sunday at 5 pm, in a country where Catholicism is practically dead. Between 2008 and 2011 the number of parishes went from 326 to 48. Attendance at Sunday Mass was 13% in 2021 and, following COVID, is now 2.5%. And still the cardinal there thinks the drop has nothing to do with Vatican II. In the real world, he would get the boot. Melanie McIntire, age 17 Prix de Lausanne 2024 Candidate Youth America Grand Prix 2024 1st Place Winner I’m going to stick to a little etiquette rule and make it one for yourself. When someone says, “Thank you,” always respond, “You’re welcome,” and, men, get off your fanny when a lady enters the room. |
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