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Tag Archives: music
Things my readers should know about me
Things I am serious about: religion books music birds writing marriage Things I am not serious about but I love them: Star Trek in all its forms and variation. My favorite series are the cheesy campy Original and Deep Space … Continue reading
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Tagged Birds, books, doctor who, marriage, merlin, music, star trek, writing
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The sermon I’ve always wanted to preach for Trinity Sunday
I sang at my husband’s church this morning as part of a quintet; together with a better soprano who has been suffering from bronchitis, we made one big soprano. Most of what we sang was Gregorian chant, along with two … Continue reading
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Tagged bad theology makes bad art, chant, feasts, gregorian chant, music, trinity
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Three books from my childhood
When I was about eight years old, my mother ordained that I should go to the little Episcopal church that was only a block away from our house. In former days I had gone to a Lutheran church with my … Continue reading
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Tagged bcp, book of common prayer, books, church, hymnal 1940, music, nuns, rumer godden
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Current round-up
Current Reading The Forge of Tubal Cain by Ann Finnin The Roebuck in the Thicket by Evan John Jones, Robert Cochrane, and Michael Howard The Passion of Mary Magdalene by Elizabeth Cunningham Kissing the Limitless by Thorn Coyle Current Viewing … Continue reading
Posted in Current Practice
Tagged batman, bones, books, current round-up, deep space nine, ds9, jeremy brett, music, pbs, star trek, tv
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Beauty calls forth love
Lately I’ve been bringing CDs to work and ripping them to my hard drive so I can have music to rely on while I’m doing the really tedious parts of my job. (The tedious parts that involve sitting at my … Continue reading
Posted in Music and Musicians
Tagged andreas scholl, chanticleer, countertenors, daniel taylor, early music, james bowman, la nef, music, perceval
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More Hedwig music for you
Here’s my other favorite song from Hedwig and the Angry Inch. What other rock musical has a song based on a myth from Plato’s Symposium?
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Tagged hedwig and the angry inch, music, plato, symposium, Videos
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It seems the stranger’s always you
This song has given me an earworm today though I listened to it a couple days ago. It’s also one of my favorite songs from this wonderful movie.
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Tagged earworms, hedwig and the angry inch, music, Videos
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For Imbolc
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Tagged anuna, imbolc, music, Seasons, Videos
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