Wayne Shorter - SPEAK NO EVIL Essay for WAYNE SHORTER - SPEAK NO EVIL: 1964 was a momentous year for the indefatigably creative Wayne Shorter, culminating with the Christmas Eve recording of his classic "Speak No Evil," a bold statement as a composer and as an improviser.
What is the difference between mindfulness and concentration from the Buddhist point of view? This clip attemps to provide the Buddhist point of view on the difference between concentration and mindfulness. Ven. Wimala makes the differentiation dwelling on the sublime aspects whilst Ven. Dr. H. Gunaratana elaborates on the part these play on psychic irritants. These Venerables are all distinguished Buddhist scholars and have worked indefatigably in the service of this noble religion for many years in this country as well as in other parts of the world.
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Concert Dance - Kuchipudi - Performed By - Raja Radha Reddy - Part 3/8 Watch Concert Dance - Kuchipudi - Performed By - Raja Radha Reddy - Part 3/8 - Savai Gandharva Music Festival - Pune. Featuring - Raja Reddy, Radha Reddy, Subramaniam on Vocal,Anna Durai on Violin, Bhaskar Rao on Mridangam, Rasika Ekbote, Aparna Deshpande on Tanpura. The world-renowned dancing couple, Raja and Radha Reddy, have given a new dimension to the age-old art of Kuchipudi dance without sacrificing the traditional poetry or dramatic sensibility. With rare excellence and perfection of technique, they stand tall on the highest stage of Kuchipudi today, among the major dance forms of India. They hail from the state of Andhra Pradesh, the birth place of Kuchipudi style of Indian classical dance.Through their togetherness and perfect unison, Raja and Radha Reddy portray the masculine vigour and lyrical charm of the classical pairs of Hindu mythology--such as Shiva-Parvati, Rama-Sita and Krishna-Radha--thus identifying themselves with the twin concept of Purusha and Prakriti, the male-female principle in Indian philosophy. In precise postures and refined patterns the duo re-enlivens the magnificent sculptures chiseled in the ancient temples of India. Raja-Radha Reddy have formulated a syllabus for the Kuchipudi repertoire systematizing the basic movements and mudras. They have choreographed each item to make Kuchipudi classical dance form acceptable to modern cosmopolitan audiences. Raja-Radha Reddy have taken upon themselves to propagate music and dance among the ...
Poem: Leave Me Alone by Nikhil Parekh The poetry of internationally acclaimed poet and author Nikhil Parekh. Leave Me Alone Leave me alone; to battle my loneliness till the time I emerged irrevocably triumphant; sprinted forward in untamed exhilaration to bask in the full fervor of life, Leave me alone; to experience each unfurling moment as it painstakingly unveiled; retrospect my cherished moments of the past; when I innocuously bounced on the sacrosanct lap of my mother, Leave me alone; to uninhibitedly free each of my despairingly frazzled senses; incessantly fantasize in the aisles of augmenting desire; yearning for all the bountifully ravishing beauty on this planet, Leave me alone; to do what I was stupendously best in; pave a blazing path of my own; far away from the interruptions of the monotonously lackadaisical society, Leave me alone; to explore the more intricate nuances of life; frolick with orphaned children through the mushy meadows; bringing back a smile to their impoverished lives, Leave me alone; to express the most inner most voices of my conscience; indefatigably meditate to search for that righteousness that had so miserably eluded me all my life, Leave me alone; to wholeheartedly embrace my fellow comrades in inexplicable agony; philander with whomsoever I desired; irrespective of caste; creed and indiscriminate racial malice, Leave me alone; to fanatically pursue the art profusely embodied in my blood; intransigently drowning myself into an ocean of unfathomable enthrallment, Leave me ...
Baba Mazari In History Of Hazara part 1 Who is Abdulali Mazari ? The life of our martyred leader, Abdul Ali Mazari, is a clear reflection of the lives of his people in our countrys painful history. He was born to poverty and deprivation, lived as a refugee even in his own country, but died a hero. The exact birthdate of our martyred leader, is not clear, but he was born into a poor peasant family in 1325 AH (1946) in Nanvayee, a village in Charkent, Mazar-i Sharif in Balkh province. He began his primary schooling in theology at the local school in his village, then went to Mazar-i Sharif , and on to theology school in Qom and Najaf. Throughout this period, he faced poverty in his own life and was aware of it in the lives of his people, and strove indefatigably and with total honesty for its eradication. The political activities of our maryred leader in Iran led to his imprisonment and torture by the Shahs regime on several occasions. Simultaneously with the occupation of our country by the Red Army, our martyred leader returned to his birthplace and took leadership of his peoples armed jigad. The legendary struggles of our martyed leader in Charkent, Sholgar, Chantal and other northern regions is the pride of our nations justified resestance. During the first years of the jihad, he lost his young brother, Mohammad Sultan, in a face to face battle with fo the occupying army, as well as his sister and several other members of his family. His uncle, Mohammad Jaafar, and his son, Mohammad Afzal, were imprisoned and ...
MC Frontalot - Goth Girls MC Frontalot's "Goth Girls." I snagged the images from Google, of course. Goth girls, goth girls: they're the girls that go To see the nerdcore rapper with the geeked-out flow. At the show you can see the black lace on parade. I met a hundred dozen of em . . . Ummmm, hello! I was wondering: how goth is my frock? I got this thing for horror movies and mope rock, But I cant shock my hair up (I ran out of stock). And just like that, Frontalot ran out of talk. It was tragic, unheard of, never seen, me: Out of rhymes when they usually come indefatigably? But me here talk good? No, bad talk do! Like my tongue got encrypted right before I lost root. Like my small talk got box-rocked on a prior boot. Its moot; she only dates guys in chokes and Docs, Not brutes lacking eyeliner like I lack. But look, Ill put a little on, plus lip shellac, Just to stand next to that and dream about love. Of necessity, that has always had to be enough, Cause I cant talk to goth girls, I just stare and stammer: "My name is MC Frimmer Frammer." Damn her if she giggle, Damn her double if she laugh. Goth girls like it when you double-damn it twice fast. Goth girls, goth girls: theyre the girls that go To see the nerdcore rapper with the geeked-out flow. At the show you can see the black lace on parade. I met a hundred dozen of em but I aint got laid. Got shunned by her at the Rocky Horror premiere. She steered clear of the nerd crowd but I heard loud in my ear The disdain that she held for my type ...
Dave Douglas & Brass Ecstasy - Lush Life (GPS, Volume 1: Rare Metals) In the early winter of 2011, trumpeter/composer Dave Douglas convened an informal recording session in Brooklyn with his group Brass Ecstasy. They were to record the first volume in a string of digital releases that Douglas dubbed the Greenleaf Portable Series (GPS). Greenleaf Portable Series Volume 1: Rare Metals finds Douglas — the indefatigably prolific composer — adding five new compositions and a new arrangement of Billy Strayhorn's, Lush Life, to an ever-expanding Brass Ecstasy music book.
♪♪'EVERYDAY " :HOLY HOLY HOLY MUSIC 05.03.09 LAB ORANGE CA CHURCH VILLA PARK CA CHURCH 'EVERYDAY " :HOLY HOLY HOLY MUSIC 05.03.09 LAB ORANGE CA CHURCH What to say Lord...it's You gave me life, and I can't explain just how much You mean to me now. That You would save me, Lord give all that I am to you Every day I could be a light That shines Your name Every day Lord I learn to stand upon your word and I pray that II might come to know you more And You would guide me in every single step I take that everyday I could be a light unto the world Refrain: Every day, it's You I live for Every day, I'll follow after You Every day, I'll walk with You, my Lord Every day Lord I learn to stand upon your word Holy, holy, holy Lord God Almighty Early in the morning our song shall rise to Thee Holy, holy, holy, Merciful and mighty God in three Persons, blessed Trinity Holy, holy, holy All the saints adore Thee, Casting down their golden crowns around the glassy sea; [ Find more Lyrics on www.mp3/F5w ] Holy, holy, holy Cherubim and seraphim falling down before Thee, Who wert, and art, and evermore shall be. Holy, holy, holy tho' the darkness hide Thee, Tho' the eye of sinful man Thy glory may not see; Only Thou art holy; there is none beside Thee, Perfect in power, in love, and purity. Holy, holy, holy Lord God Almighty All Thy works shall praise Thy Name, in earth, and sky, and sea; Holy, holy, holy; merciful and mighty! God in three Persons, blessed Trinity! and I pray that II might come to know you more and you would guide me in every single step I take that ...
[Miku] clock lock works [Eng. translation in more info] HQ: www.nicovideo.jp video: task・utsu***a music: Hachi mp3: karaoke: romaji lyrics are here [non singable translation] Pappara I indefatigably work hard Ro Do Ro Do Ranranra Same thing different day I found myself lost my way like a stray cat Some people are trying to change with someone else somewhere Ma No Ma No Ranranra Nobody cares but I chased numbers 24/7 Deep inside my heart the door is locked Ridiculous, telling myself, I ignored the knock Nothing will change, letting it go, I get rushed by the stopped clock hands If it's a dream, I'll gratefully Wish upon a star I said seriously Tick-tock Work, you stupid soldiers Gattan Gattan Ranranra Make a choice, ready, set, go I found myself become pitch black like junk Even if morning switched with night No Ma No Ma Ranranra Nobody would care but I greedily chased numbers From behind the door voices are faintly coming out I have no choice, drawing my knees, I quietly swore in the corner of the room I don't care where, just take me out of here But a prince wouldn't come Good evening, Good morning. Someone said from behind the door You don't need to unlock it. You can still hear my voice, can you? I don't wanna hear such a story I said no! Don't talk to me I'm begging you, please don't go anywhere else Stay by my side and let me hear a story Nonsense, pretending to lie, I still want someone to notice it Its too cold to touch I couldn't touch it ...
Poem: Life is a lovebird by Nikhil Parekh Life is a resplendent flower; the more you ardently inhale it; the more it casts its fragrant spell upon each cranny of your disastrously frazzled demeanor; for centuries immemorial, Life is an invincible mountain; the more you valiantly clamber it; the more it impregnably defends every iota of your bereaved countenance; against the most acrimoniously vicious attacks, Life is a tantalizing ocean; the more you profusely swim in it; the more it envelops your cloudburst of inexplicable agonies; with its enchantingly rhapsodic tanginess, Life is a ravishing cloud; the more insatiably you float in it; the more it encapsulates your monotonously beleaguered senses; in an entrenchment of mystically voluptuous sensuousness, Life is a blazing Sun; the more unflinchingly you stare at it; the more it magnanimously bequeaths upon you the tenacity; to surge relentlessly forward towards your philanthropically divine goals, Life is a tingling dewdrop; the more bountifully you caress it; the more it enshrouds every element of your disastrously dwindling persona; with majestically tranquil compassion, Life is a resplendent star; the more uninhibitedly you let it in your dwelling; the more it wholesomely infiltrates your ghastily bereaved conscience; with innocuously twinkling beams of sacrosanct light, Life is an exhilarating adventure; the more poignantly you pursue it; the more it enthrallingly perpetuates into each of your brutally extinguishing nerves; to unconquerably metamorphose ...
Concert Dance - Kuchipudi - Performed By - Raja Radha Reddy - Part 5/8 Watch Concert Dance - Kuchipudi - Performed By - Raja Radha Reddy - Part 5/8 - Savai Gandharva Music Festival - Pune. Featuring - Raja Reddy, Radha Reddy, Subramaniam on Vocal,Anna Durai on Violin, Bhaskar Rao on Mridangam, Rasika Ekbote, Aparna Deshpande on Tanpura. The world-renowned dancing couple, Raja and Radha Reddy, have given a new dimension to the age-old art of Kuchipudi dance without sacrificing the traditional poetry or dramatic sensibility. With rare excellence and perfection of technique, they stand tall on the highest stage of Kuchipudi today, among the major dance forms of India. They hail from the state of Andhra Pradesh, the birth place of Kuchipudi style of Indian classical dance.Through their togetherness and perfect unison, Raja and Radha Reddy portray the masculine vigour and lyrical charm of the classical pairs of Hindu mythology--such as Shiva-Parvati, Rama-Sita and Krishna-Radha--thus identifying themselves with the twin concept of Purusha and Prakriti, the male-female principle in Indian philosophy. In precise postures and refined patterns the duo re-enlivens the magnificent sculptures chiseled in the ancient temples of India. Raja-Radha Reddy have formulated a syllabus for the Kuchipudi repertoire systematizing the basic movements and mudras. They have choreographed each item to make Kuchipudi classical dance form acceptable to modern cosmopolitan audiences. Raja-Radha Reddy have taken upon themselves to propagate music and dance among the ...
Concert Dance - Kuchipudi - Performed By - Raja Radha Reddy - Part 7/8 Watch Concert Dance - Kuchipudi - Performed By - Raja Radha Reddy - Part 7/8 - Savai Gandharva Music Festival - Pune. Featuring - Raja Reddy, Radha Reddy, Subramaniam on Vocal,Anna Durai on Violin, Bhaskar Rao on Mridangam, Rasika Ekbote, Aparna Deshpande on Tanpura. The world-renowned dancing couple, Raja and Radha Reddy, have given a new dimension to the age-old art of Kuchipudi dance without sacrificing the traditional poetry or dramatic sensibility. With rare excellence and perfection of technique, they stand tall on the highest stage of Kuchipudi today, among the major dance forms of India. They hail from the state of Andhra Pradesh, the birth place of Kuchipudi style of Indian classical dance.Through their togetherness and perfect unison, Raja and Radha Reddy portray the masculine vigour and lyrical charm of the classical pairs of Hindu mythology--such as Shiva-Parvati, Rama-Sita and Krishna-Radha--thus identifying themselves with the twin concept of Purusha and Prakriti, the male-female principle in Indian philosophy. In precise postures and refined patterns the duo re-enlivens the magnificent sculptures chiseled in the ancient temples of India. Raja-Radha Reddy have formulated a syllabus for the Kuchipudi repertoire systematizing the basic movements and mudras. They have choreographed each item to make Kuchipudi classical dance form acceptable to modern cosmopolitan audiences. Raja-Radha Reddy have taken upon themselves to propagate music and dance among the ...
Is Buddhism a pessimistic or optimistic religion After Ven. Dr. K. Sri Dhammananda initial background presentation on the doctrinal aspects, an interesting perspective is presented by Ven. Dr. H. Gunaratana as to whether Buddhism as a whole is a pessimistic religion. Ven Wimala further illucidates with an ***ysis into the psychological aspects in relation to Buddhism. These Venerables are all distinguished Buddhist scholars and have worked indefatigably in the service of this noble religion for many years in this country as well as in other parts of the world. This Q&A is part of a presentation held in 1997 at the Buddhist Missionary Society, KL.
Deathcore vocals - A Palmary Retort This is old and I am a LOT better at vocals now, I will post new songs as soon as I get my camera back to record this *** with! if you have a good instrumental track, please message me! First and foremost, ALL EXHALE I didn't make the instrumental track. But I did all the vocals effect free. Age: 17 lyrics: Albeit this is the beginning, Your expiration is more than conceived. Rending your dissenting lips, They're fasioned in a form better suited for your lies. Smiling ear to ear isn't only allegory, You possess an indefatigably grin. I can't help but smile. Adorned by a convolution of rope, Blue uprising, And contortion of the face. Asphysxia strains life's hold. Your immolation is not bound to a contingency. Prodigious how you hold composure being skinned alive, Exposing an abdomen's interior. Pervaded by perversity, The cogitation of your insolence, And how you'll learn of sight in lacking. Purging the poison emaniting from your odious veins, A circulatory system afflicted by desiccation. Arteries bereft of blood, Oh, Have faith, Cruciation hasn't even begun.
Why is the position of nuns placed at a lower position as compared to monks In the Vinaya (the Buddhist Book on Discipline for those Gone Forth), the position of nuns is placed at a lower position compared to monks, without due respect given to the basis of seniority. This t*** issued is explained in detail by Ven. Dr. H. Gunaratana. Ven. Dr. K. Sri Dhammandanda also brings historical conditions to shed light toward the discriminatory attitudes towards women during the time of the Buddha to highlight the decision making process at the time of the Buddha. This Q&A is part of a presentation held in 1997 at the Buddhist Missionary Society, KL. These Venerables are all distinguished Buddhist scholars and have worked indefatigably in the service of this noble religion for many years in this country as well as in other parts of the world.
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Johann Strauss II - Waldmeister - Overture Strauss's enthusiasm for the Waldmeister libretto, the work of the journalist and writer Gustav Davis (real name Gustav David, 1856-1951), manifested itself in an outpouring of fresh and inspired melodic invention. The score unequivocally gave the lie to those critics who had declared publicly that the "eternally young" Waltz King was exhausted, and who privately voiced the opinion that the composer's hitherto unquenchable creative flame had finally burned itself out. At the forefront of his musical ideas was an original waltz theme, which cleverly contained an inverted arpeggio of the first three notes in his famous Blue Danube Waltz (An der schönen blauen Donau op. 314 of 1867). Davis had initially discussed his plans for Waldmeister with Strauss during summer 1894, and the contract they signed with Alexandrine von Schönerer (1850-1919), directrix of the Theater an der Wien, required delivery of the completed musical score on 15 October 1895. Strauss duly adhered to the delivery date, advising Fräulein von Schönerer: "Never in my youthful years did I work so indefatigably". The composer was not disappointed, for Waldmeister was to enjoy an initial run of 88 performances in Vienna, and proved to be the most successful of his later stage works. There was general praise for the entire cast, and Alexander Girardi (1850-1918), in the rôle of the dialect-speaking Saxony Professor of Botany, Erasmus Müller, was again triumphant. (The following year the tenor buffo transferred ...
NERD BOY RAPS PASSABLY! (Day 117 - January 27th, 2011) NERD BOY RAPS PASSABLY! (Day 117 - January 27th, 2011) MC Frontalot: GOTH GIRLS LYRICS: Ummmm, hello! I was wondering: how goth is my frock? I got a thing for horror movies and mope rock but I can't shock my hair up (I ran out of stock). And just like that, Frontalot ran out of talk. It was tragic, unheard of, never seen, me: out of rhymes when they usually come indefatigably. But me here talk good? No, bad talk do! Like my tongue got encrypted right before I lost root. Like my small talk got box-rox0red on a prior boot. It's moot; she only dates guys in chokes and Docs, not brutes lacking eyeliner like I lack. But look, I'll put a little on, plus lip shellac, just to stand next to that and dream about love. Of necessity, that has always had to be enough 'cause I can't talk to goth girls. I just stare and stammer: my name is MC Frimmer Frammer. And damn her if she giggles. Damn her double if she laughs. Goth girls like it when you double-damn it twice fast. Goth girls, goth girls: they're the girls that go to see the nerdcore rapper with the geeked out flow. At the show you can see the black lace on parade. I met a hundred dozen of 'em but I ain't got laid. Got shunned by her at the Rocky Horror premiere. She steered clear of the nerd crowd but I heard loud in my ear the disdain that she held for my type: "always geeking on the computron." I get hype on the stage! She might notice me then and observe that I'm "ironically hip in some flip universe." And her ...
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Concert Dance - Kuchipudi - Performed By - Raja Radha Reddy - Part 1/6 Watch Concert Dance - Kuchipudi - Performed By - Raja Radha Reddy - Part 1/6 - Savai Gandharva Music Festival - Pune. Featuring - Raja Reddy, Radha Reddy, Subramaniam on Vocal,Anna Durai on Violin, Bhaskar Rao on Mridangam, Rasika Ekbote, Aparna Deshpande on Tanpura. The world-renowned dancing couple, Raja and Radha Reddy, have given a new dimension to the age-old art of Kuchipudi dance without sacrificing the traditional poetry or dramatic sensibility. With rare excellence and perfection of technique, they stand tall on the highest stage of Kuchipudi today, among the major dance forms of India. They hail from the state of Andhra Pradesh, the birth place of Kuchipudi style of Indian classical dance.Through their togetherness and perfect unison, Raja and Radha Reddy portray the masculine vigour and lyrical charm of the classical pairs of Hindu mythology--such as Shiva-Parvati, Rama-Sita and Krishna-Radha--thus identifying themselves with the twin concept of Purusha and Prakriti, the male-female principle in Indian philosophy. In precise postures and refined patterns the duo re-enlivens the magnificent sculptures chiseled in the ancient temples of India. Raja-Radha Reddy have formulated a syllabus for the Kuchipudi repertoire systematizing the basic movements and mudras. They have choreographed each item to make Kuchipudi classical dance form acceptable to modern cosmopolitan audiences. Raja-Radha Reddy have taken upon themselves to propagate music and dance among the ...
smart. studio. Rome - Music - Rodion - DISCO From small beginnings in a cellar studio, Latin newcomer Edoardo Cianfanelli, alias Rodion, is now helping Italo music to achieve a renaissance. Aside from the mainstream, he indefatigably produces a shrill mix of catchy disco tunes, funky club sounds and easygoing electronic music located somewhere between German synthesizer funk and the sound tracks from 1970s Japanese science fiction films. In a nutshell: horror movie meets cosmic music culture. http ...
Victory of Adwa: Happy Anniversary Ethiopians 1 March 1896, Ethiopia and Italy fought one of the greatest wars in the history of anti-colonialism. The courageous patriots of Ethiopia severely defeated the invading Italian forces and they indefatigably stood up to any form of colonial ambitions over their country. As a result, Ethiopia is the only African country that has never been colonized. Its unflagging independence had inspired African's and blacks all over the world to pursue their independence.
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Nikola Tesla biography 4/7 Nikola Tesla was born in Smiljan, a little village near Gospić in Lika. Tesla was born on July 10th 1856. In the same year was born George Bernard Shaw, the Irish and English playwright, Dragutin Gorjanović-Kramberger, the first man who studied Krapina's early man as well as Sigmund Freud, the founder of psycho***ysis. Tesla's father was Milutin. He was a priest by profession. Their family name was not always Tesla. It had been Draganić, surname Tesla was given to them afterwards. Namely, allegedly one of Nikola's ancestors had extremely big front teeth that resembled carpenter tools ("Tesarski" alat) so he got the nickname "Tesla" after it. Most of Nikola's ancestors lived evidently longer that it was usual for a man's life so there was a tale that one of them died in the age of 140! Brother Dane's death Milutin was born in nearby Raduč in 1819 and he was supposed to be a soldier, as it was common in the Military Border (Vojna Krajina). His brother Josif was a soldier indeed, but Milutin enrolled seminary in Plaški and became a priest. Having finished seminary, he married Đuka Mandić, a girl from Gračac. In the beginning, Milutin worked in Senj parish (the church there is destroyed now), and from 1857 he was a priest in Smiljan (he had been only an administrator before). While working in Senj he had allegedly used to preach about "usefulness of work" so the Archbishop ordained him a red belt and Milutin became a parish priest. Nikola and Mandica were ...
Mission Indefatigable [parody] [PWN'age below] indefatigable adj 1 without ever becoming tired; unflagging. 2 never stopping; unremitting. indefatigableness noun. indefatigably adverb. ETYMOLOGY: 16c: French, from Latin indefatigabilis, from defatigare to wear out. "But who's getting PWN'd?" I hear you ask... Well, if you recognised ALL of the YTube faces featured; then you spend way too much time on here (as do I)... And, if you ARE one of the faces so featured - chances are you're still here making videos...
Concert Dance - Kuchipudi - Performed By - Raja Radha Reddy - Part 8/8 Watch Concert Dance - Kuchipudi - Performed By - Raja Radha Reddy - Part 1/8 - Savai Gandharva Music Festival - Pune. Featuring - Raja Reddy, Radha Reddy, Subramaniam on Vocal,Anna Durai on Violin, Bhaskar Rao on Mridangam, Rasika Ekbote, Aparna Deshpande on Tanpura. The world-renowned dancing couple, Raja and Radha Reddy, have given a new dimension to the age-old art of Kuchipudi dance without sacrificing the traditional poetry or dramatic sensibility. With rare excellence and perfection of technique, they stand tall on the highest stage of Kuchipudi today, among the major dance forms of India. They hail from the state of Andhra Pradesh, the birth place of Kuchipudi style of Indian classical dance.Through their togetherness and perfect unison, Raja and Radha Reddy portray the masculine vigour and lyrical charm of the classical pairs of Hindu mythology--such as Shiva-Parvati, Rama-Sita and Krishna-Radha--thus identifying themselves with the twin concept of Purusha and Prakriti, the male-female principle in Indian philosophy. In precise postures and refined patterns the duo re-enlivens the magnificent sculptures chiseled in the ancient temples of India. Raja-Radha Reddy have formulated a syllabus for the Kuchipudi repertoire systematizing the basic movements and mudras. They have choreographed each item to make Kuchipudi classical dance form acceptable to modern cosmopolitan audiences. Raja-Radha Reddy have taken upon themselves to propagate music and dance among the ...
Nikola Tesla biography 6/7 Nikola Tesla was born in Smiljan, a little village near Gospić in Lika. Tesla was born on July 10th 1856. In the same year was born George Bernard Shaw, the Irish and English playwright, Dragutin Gorjanović-Kramberger, the first man who studied Krapina's early man as well as Sigmund Freud, the founder of psycho***ysis. Tesla's father was Milutin. He was a priest by profession. Their family name was not always Tesla. It had been Draganić, surname Tesla was given to them afterwards. Namely, allegedly one of Nikola's ancestors had extremely big front teeth that resembled carpenter tools ("Tesarski" alat) so he got the nickname "Tesla" after it. Most of Nikola's ancestors lived evidently longer that it was usual for a man's life so there was a tale that one of them died in the age of 140! Brother Dane's death Milutin was born in nearby Raduč in 1819 and he was supposed to be a soldier, as it was common in the Military Border (Vojna Krajina). His brother Josif was a soldier indeed, but Milutin enrolled seminary in Plaški and became a priest. Having finished seminary, he married Đuka Mandić, a girl from Gračac. In the beginning, Milutin worked in Senj parish (the church there is destroyed now), and from 1857 he was a priest in Smiljan (he had been only an administrator before). While working in Senj he had allegedly used to preach about "usefulness of work" so the Archbishop ordained him a red belt and Milutin became a parish priest. Nikola and Mandica were ...
Concert Dance - Kuchipudi - Performed By - Raja Radha Reddy - Part 2/8 Watch Concert Dance - Kuchipudi - Performed By - Raja Radha Reddy - Part 2/8 - Savai Gandharva Music Festival - Pune. Featuring - Raja Reddy, Radha Reddy, Subramaniam on Vocal,Anna Durai on Violin, Bhaskar Rao on Mridangam, Rasika Ekbote, Aparna Deshpande on Tanpura. The world-renowned dancing couple, Raja and Radha Reddy, have given a new dimension to the age-old art of Kuchipudi dance without sacrificing the traditional poetry or dramatic sensibility. With rare excellence and perfection of technique, they stand tall on the highest stage of Kuchipudi today, among the major dance forms of India. They hail from the state of Andhra Pradesh, the birth place of Kuchipudi style of Indian classical dance.Through their togetherness and perfect unison, Raja and Radha Reddy portray the masculine vigour and lyrical charm of the classical pairs of Hindu mythology--such as Shiva-Parvati, Rama-Sita and Krishna-Radha--thus identifying themselves with the twin concept of Purusha and Prakriti, the male-female principle in Indian philosophy. In precise postures and refined patterns the duo re-enlivens the magnificent sculptures chiseled in the ancient temples of India. Raja-Radha Reddy have formulated a syllabus for the Kuchipudi repertoire systematizing the basic movements and mudras. They have choreographed each item to make Kuchipudi classical dance form acceptable to modern cosmopolitan audiences. Raja-Radha Reddy have taken upon themselves to propagate music and dance among the ...
smart. studio. Rome - Music - Rodion - Never Say Ever feat. Fabrizio Mammarella From small beginnings in a cellar studio, Latin newcomer Edoardo Cianfanelli, alias Rodion, is now helping Italo music to achieve a renaissance. Aside from the mainstream, he indefatigably produces a shrill mix of catchy disco tunes, funky club sounds and easygoing electronic music located somewhere between German synthesizer funk and the sound tracks from 1970s Japanese science fiction films. In a nutshell: horror movie meets cosmic music culture. http ...
Concert Dance - Kuchipudi - Performed By - Raja Radha Reddy - Part 6/8 Watch Concert Dance - Kuchipudi - Performed By - Raja Radha Reddy - Part 6/8 - Savai Gandharva Music Festival - Pune. Featuring - Raja Reddy, Radha Reddy, Subramaniam on Vocal,Anna Durai on Violin, Bhaskar Rao on Mridangam, Rasika Ekbote, Aparna Deshpande on Tanpura. The world-renowned dancing couple, Raja and Radha Reddy, have given a new dimension to the age-old art of Kuchipudi dance without sacrificing the traditional poetry or dramatic sensibility. With rare excellence and perfection of technique, they stand tall on the highest stage of Kuchipudi today, among the major dance forms of India. They hail from the state of Andhra Pradesh, the birth place of Kuchipudi style of Indian classical dance.Through their togetherness and perfect unison, Raja and Radha Reddy portray the masculine vigour and lyrical charm of the classical pairs of Hindu mythology--such as Shiva-Parvati, Rama-Sita and Krishna-Radha--thus identifying themselves with the twin concept of Purusha and Prakriti, the male-female principle in Indian philosophy. In precise postures and refined patterns the duo re-enlivens the magnificent sculptures chiseled in the ancient temples of India. Raja-Radha Reddy have formulated a syllabus for the Kuchipudi repertoire systematizing the basic movements and mudras. They have choreographed each item to make Kuchipudi classical dance form acceptable to modern cosmopolitan audiences. Raja-Radha Reddy have taken upon themselves to propagate music and dance among the ...
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Nikola Tesla biography 5/7 Nikola Tesla Nikola Tesla was born in Smiljan, a little village near Gospić in Lika. Tesla was born on July 10th 1856. In the same year was born George Bernard Shaw, the Irish and English playwright, Dragutin Gorjanović-Kramberger, the first man who studied Krapina's early man as well as Sigmund Freud, the founder of psycho***ysis. Tesla's father was Milutin. He was a priest by profession. Their family name was not always Tesla. It had been Draganić, surname Tesla was given to them afterwards. Namely, allegedly one of Nikola's ancestors had extremely big front teeth that resembled carpenter tools ("Tesarski" alat) so he got the nickname "Tesla" after it. Most of Nikola's ancestors lived evidently longer that it was usual for a man's life so there was a tale that one of them died in the age of 140! Brother Dane's death Milutin was born in nearby Raduč in 1819 and he was supposed to be a soldier, as it was common in the Military Border (Vojna Krajina). His brother Josif was a soldier indeed, but Milutin enrolled seminary in Plaški and became a priest. Having finished seminary, he married Đuka Mandić, a girl from Gračac. In the beginning, Milutin worked in Senj parish (the church there is destroyed now), and from 1857 he was a priest in Smiljan (he had been only an administrator before). While working in Senj he had allegedly used to preach about "usefulness of work" so the Archbishop ordained him a red belt and Milutin became a parish priest. Nikola and ...
Concert Dance - Kuchipudi - Performed By - Raja Radha Reddy - Part 4/8 Watch Concert Dance - Kuchipudi - Performed By - Raja Radha Reddy - Part 4/8 - Savai Gandharva Music Festival - Pune. Featuring - Raja Reddy, Radha Reddy, Subramaniam on Vocal,Anna Durai on Violin, Bhaskar Rao on Mridangam, Rasika Ekbote, Aparna Deshpande on Tanpura. The world-renowned dancing couple, Raja and Radha Reddy, have given a new dimension to the age-old art of Kuchipudi dance without sacrificing the traditional poetry or dramatic sensibility. With rare excellence and perfection of technique, they stand tall on the highest stage of Kuchipudi today, among the major dance forms of India. They hail from the state of Andhra Pradesh, the birth place of Kuchipudi style of Indian classical dance.Through their togetherness and perfect unison, Raja and Radha Reddy portray the masculine vigour and lyrical charm of the classical pairs of Hindu mythology--such as Shiva-Parvati, Rama-Sita and Krishna-Radha--thus identifying themselves with the twin concept of Purusha and Prakriti, the male-female principle in Indian philosophy. In precise postures and refined patterns the duo re-enlivens the magnificent sculptures chiseled in the ancient temples of India. Raja-Radha Reddy have formulated a syllabus for the Kuchipudi repertoire systematizing the basic movements and mudras. They have choreographed each item to make Kuchipudi classical dance form acceptable to modern cosmopolitan audiences. Raja-Radha Reddy have taken upon themselves to propagate music and dance among the ...
DANCER #3 - Kris Verdonck / A Two Dogs Company ACTOR #1 (2010) consists of three separate parts -- MASS, HUMINID and DANCER #3 -- which together form a single thematic entity. They are performed in three different rooms at the same venue. One of the starting points for this work was the history of the creation of the 'homunculus', the artificial miniature human that philosophers, alchemists and scientists have sought over the centuries since Greek Antiquity. ACTOR #1 is about genesis: what has, is or might come into being. Three variations on the metamorphosis from chaos to order. In DANCER #3 we see a robot trying to stand up straight; he always falls down again, but never gives up. He endures this process of trial and error cheerfully and indefatigably. His energy and clumsiness display the optimism of a clown who's always tripping over.
Apr 24 - Homily: Saint Fidelis of Sigmaringen Saint Fidelis was born of noble parents at Sigmaringen in what is now Prussia, in 1577. In his youth he frequently approached the Sacraments, visited the sick and the poor, and spent many hours before the altar. For a time he followed the legal profession and was remarkable for his advocacy of the poor and his respectful language towards his opponents. Finding it difficult to be both a rich lawyer and a good Christian, Fidelis entered the Capuchin Order and embraced a life of austerity and prayer. Hair shirts, iron-pointed girdles, and disciplines were penances too light for his fervor. At Weltkirchen, where he was Superior of the convent during an outbreak of the plague, he devoted himself indefatigably to the care of the sick soldiers and citizens. Animated by a desire for martyrdom, he rejoiced at being sent with several fellow Capuchins on a mission to Switzerland, which the newly-founded Congregation of the Propaganda named him to preside. There he braved every peril to rescue souls from the errors of Calvin. When preaching one day at Sevis he was fired at by a Calvinist, but fear of death could not deter him from proclaiming divine truth. After his sermon, when leaving the city he was waylaid by a body of his enemies, who attacked him and tried to force him to embrace their so-called reform. But he said, I came to refute your errors, not to embrace them; I will never renounce Catholic doctrine, which is the truth of all ages, and I fear not death. On this they fell ...
Claude Ballif : Un coup de dés [1/6] Ballif's 1981 work for five choirs, two double basses, two percussionists, two kettledrums, and electronic tape. Part 1 of 6. With "Un coup de dés jamais n'abolira le hasard". Mallarmé had already opened the way for music. Using different typographical characters for each "deal" or "throw" - one cannot speak of verses or sentences, and hardly even of clauses -, the poet had acknowledged his intention of "orchestrating" the blank page. And even in availing himself of double pages as distinct units, from the point of view of both the sense and the figure designed on each page (and thus of the visual, pictorial doubling, ***ogous to the meaning in the writing or the topography of the poem), Mallarme's concept of his work was that of an album of abstract imagery in which various tempi succeeded one another and linked together like in a musical score, It is not surprising that the composer, Claude Ballif, should have declared himself "fascinated" by this "Mallarmeenne" music that "uses our techniques: recurrence, backtracking, augmentation, syllables carried over to the next line, parentheses, appositions, anticipations, etc.". Resolved on setting the poem to music, he quite naturally sub-titled his composition a "musical countersubject". This does not refer to the "countersubject" of a fugue (which is of necessity linear since it is the answer to a melodic subject), but designates, in relation to the whole poem considered as a given musical subject, "another facet of the ...
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Is reconcilliation and understanding possible between religions Why is it very difficult for one religion to appreciate or fully agree with another religion? Ven. Dr. K. Sri Dhammananda and Ven. Dr. H. Gunaratana give their views on this contentious issue of religious tolerance and understanding. These Venerables are all distinguished Buddhist scholars and have worked indefatigably in the service of this noble religion for many years in this country as well as in other parts of the world.
Henry Purcell (1659-1695) - "Seek not to know" Henry Purcell (1659-1695) - "Seek not to know" (God of dreams, The Indian Queen, 1695). The God of dreams ("The Indian Queen" Z630) is an allegorical and ethereal character. He incarnates the mystery, power and knowledge that humans cannot preserve. At the same time, he does not say much, he does not speak clearly, it is almost like an imaginary being within the same imaginary story. I believe it is a personification of destiny, of good or bad fortune; it is the representation of what we will never know and that we indefatigably seek to know. This brief aria somehow establishes a significant link with Purcell's masterpiece ("Dido & Aeneas") and, at the same time, serves as a prelude to the Cantata "La mort de Didon" by MP de Montéclair (1667-1737). Aura Gutierrez, Gesang Bachelorkonzert vom 09.11.2010 in der Schola Cantorum Basiliensis.
Spaff & Lund: Shakespearean Pie Lyrics: A long, long time ago I can still remember How, alas, poor Yorick's jokes drew groans He'd dance and sing and kiss my hand Like Elsinore was Neverland But then he went and joined the Skull and Bones And now, Horatio, I get shivers With every line the ghost delivers All the Globe has been dark 'Cause something rots in Denmark I can't recall a thing as weird As when dear old Daddy reappeared To say that he'd been poison-eared The day King Hamlet died So: To be or to choose not to be? That's the question I'm digestin' in my soliloquy And when fortune aims its slings and arrows at me Tell me how I'm gonna live through Act III? Answer, please, iambically Did you like Shakespeare in Love? And did you rewind for scansion of Gwyneth with her wardrobe gone? Now, do you believe in English Lit? Is brevity the soul of wit? If so, then why's this bloody play so long? Well, I know this role has real cachet For each Branagh and Olivier Mel Gibson draws blood nice Man, I dig that Passion of Christ! I was a young, great Dane in British schools With my pet Ophelia and a dad who rules But I knew we'd been played for fools The day King Hamlet died So here's the question: To be or choose rather to be Suicidal or to idle apathetically, Or is volition all it's cracked up to be If "to die, to sleep, to dream" is lovely? (Please explain the question to me) Less than two months since the obit ran And Lord knows, frailty, thy name's wo-man: My dumbass uncle wears Dad's ring So I set the ...
Epheles - Winds of Despair atmospheric black metal - France - EP: L'ombre de la Croix - 2001 - Nephtys - Guitars, Vocals, Keyboards, Programming - themes: Occultism, Darkness - lyrics: In your long march, covered with the Virgin's veil You hear the bell's distant sound, which annouce my dark funeral. Throught the shadows of the hood, you try to fly the memories, which indefatigably nights and days, come haunting your mind. And however you see me again, still and always... Kneeded in the desolation, The face sadded, By the last blooming, Of the bloody rose... This rose, I couldn't steal to the loneliness, I press it in my hands, Under the mysterious statues' look to the dead eyes without emotions, And in spite of all your exertions in this world quiet and cold, You don't reach to catch your tears and this last kiss on my cold lips, You know yet that you're only kissing the Death... Our sobs intermix themselves in the night immensity, Where i withdraw myself for ever in the loneliness, Letting the winds of despair, Caress your gentle face...
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