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THE DISSOLUTION OF…
Thymus Ascended Master
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I could never contemplate being a monk myself.....I always think of the film, "Name of the Rose," with Sean Connery.....If I remember rightly, he played a Franchescan friar....and was commissioned by the Benedictine Abbot, to undertake a murder investigation, within the unnamed (in the film) Abbey....
Of course, the inevitable chanting and singing by the monks...That and creeping through back passages, entering a labyrinth and getting lost in it, meeting a crazed hunchback, having sex with a peasant girl and being chased by the "holy" inquisition.
lol 🤔 What fun it must have been in the 15th century...
the legend is that Knights Templar thwarted an attack because they sang these songs all night and heard the Moslem coming. there is a whole album by ensemble organum with Templar chants
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LU4rN_rDaNQ
Very well played and demonstrates all that is good in a well co-ordinated rendition..A hard piece to play and this lady is superb...impressive..😅
NB:
Note, starting half-way through this video, is the fugue part of the piece and that part is truly brilliant..my favorite.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ES7fN2lXWHU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL-FhlxW3GQ
Some on ACC may seek to improve their English, especially their British English...
I'll attach an amusing video, which covers the topic of improving your standards of "posh" English and as some might say; the Queen's English....It's a bit long, so watch if you sincerely seek to glean a few awfully good and spiffing tips...😇
Cheerio, Drekx
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GUUNulCras
And I'll post another concerto. This time it's no. 4 in G major, which I feel has such a glorious harmony, between the wind instruments and the stringed instruments, with the ever present harpsichord, backing the melody.....Violin makes such an excellent performance...True magic. Demonstrating the genius of Bach and the skill of these assorted musicians...They must practice with such dedication...Sheer loveliness...;-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSZJ__GIbms
thank you Drekx, very nice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHjbRMIIhuM
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