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1623 Official Music Video - After The Anthems Download this song: muswap.com Lyrics: Chorus: Do you think Maybe I'm getting older Maybe I'm getting older Do you This is it If you think The journey is changing I don't know who I'm supposed to be At 23 Verse 1: They always asked us why we weren't asking why We never knew the answer -- but we always had to try Me and all my friends couldn't see where we were headed But at 16 the worlds as big as the sky Verse 2: I wish I could tell you why I fell behind and I'm right on time We still don't know the answers Still not asking why I pray that God will help me To do what's right And the world is still as wide Yeah the world is still as wide It's even bigger than the sky It's even bigger than, it's bigger than the sky Bridge: Na na na na na na na na

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Furuno 1623 RADAR with 6" LCD Display, 1/8 to 16NM range, 15" radome antenna, marine radar, 2.2KW, DC. Buy from PSICOMPANY.COM. Call 1-800-826-2907... Furuno 1623 RADAR technical information and review: www.psicompany.com Small in size, the Furuno 1623 is big on power, clarity and advanced radar features. The slim-line monochrome LCD display and lightweight radome antenna make it ideal for power or sail boats as small as 17 feet. This 2.2kW radar has a 16 nautical mile range, yet will zoom down to 1/8 nautical mile for tight navigation in harbors and inlets. The 1623 radar lets you readily identify objects, thanks to a high definition 6" Silver Bright LCD screen that clearly separates targets. Plus, the four-tone target display lets you easily differentiate between stronger and weaker echoes, helping to alert you of any danger. Standard Features Waterproof, 6 Inch Silver Bright Monochrome LCD Display 13 User Selectable Range Scales from 1/8 to 16 NM Ergonomic design with predictable menu Display Resolution of 240(H) X 320(V) Dots Targets Displayed in up to 4 Levels of Gray Tones 2.2 Kilowatt Transmitter Unit New Tri-speed 15" radome antenna, increases RPM at short ranges for better target accuracy 3 Transmitter Pulse lengths and Repetition Rates Linear Receiver with 10 dB Noise Figure Automatic Receiver Tuning Automatic or Manual Sea-Clutter (STC) Adjustment Automatic or Manual Receiver Gain Adjustment Sector Blanking Rain Clutter (FTC) Control Echo Stretch and <b>...</b>

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This motet is from the Missale Romanum and is the Gradual after the Epistle and before the Sequence Victimae Paschali. It was composed for 6 voices (SSATTB)for the Traditional Tridentine Mass. Byrds' composition shares much in common with Palestrina. Both employ 6 voices; both are essentially jubilant in character; and both have rhythmic pattern duple for the words "Haec dies quam fecit Dominus" and for the final "Alleluia" section, triple for the middle section "exultemus et laetemur in ea". Byrd expresses his joy in this piece through polyphony, the voices engaging in subtle cross-rhythms. Latin: Haec dies quam fecit Dominus; exultemus et laetemur in ea. Alleluia. English translation: This is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it. Alleluia.

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Live performance at the Noorderkerk, Amsterdam, October 2004, during the 1st European Recorder Performance Festival For more information and to hear samples from our albums, please visit www.royalwindmusic.org

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In resurectione tua (no. 17 in the original print). The shortest of the 1589 Cantiones, this sets an Easter text from the Sarum rite. The voices vie with each other in lively rhythms, and twice the word "Alleluia" breaks in, in a way which foreshadows many of the Gradualia motets.

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I command the 10k army of Rome. My opponent, Pffft (aka "Belle"), commands the 15k army of Gaul. MISCELLANEOUS - My opponent was the host. She set up the battle where I used the Romans at 10k. She would get to use Gaul at 15k. - My opponent contacted me and told me they were unaware that leaving the game would terminate it like that. So there were no poor intentions from my opponent. A very friendly opponent to be sure.

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www.philosophybites.com oregonstate.edu There are two kinds of argument for theism. Traditional, epistemic arguments hold that God exists; examples include arguments from cosmology, design, ontology, and experience. Modern, pragmatic arguments hold that, regardless of whether God exists, believing in God is good for us, or is the right thing to do; examples include William James's will to believe and Blaise Pascal's wager. Pascal — French philosopher, scientist, mathematician and probability theorist (1623-1662) — argues that if we don't know whether God exists then we should play it safe rather than risk being sorry. The argument comes in three versions (Hacking 1972), all of them employing decision theory. Some acknowledge that Pascal's wager cannot decide among religions, yet maintain that "it at least gets us to theism" (Jordan 1994b, Armour-Garb 1999). The idea is that Catholics, Protestants, Jews, Moslems, and devil-worshippers can all legitimately use decision theory to conclude that it's best to believe in some supreme being. Against this there are two objections. First, it disregards theological possibilities such as the Professor's God. The Professor's God rewards those who humbly remain skeptical in the absence of evidence, and punishes those who adopt theism on the basis of self-interest (Martin 1975, 1990; Mackie 1982). Second, the claim that Pascal's wager yields generic theism assumes that all religions are theistic. But consider the following sort of <b>...</b>

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John Playford (1623 - 1686) - The Merry Milk-Maid, No. 30, Musicks Recreation on the Viol, Lyra-Way, 1669From the May 22, 2007 Northwestern University Doctoral Lecture Recital at Jeanne Vail Chapel, Alice S. Millar Religious Center, 1870 Sheridan Road, Evanston, IL. For lecture information, click violsinourschools.org For the recital program, click violsinourschools.org To subscribe to the &apos;Viols in Our Schools&apos; GambaCast, visit www.thegambacast.org and for more information on &amp;#8216;Viols in Our Schools&amp;#8217; &amp; Doctor Phillip W. Serna, please visit www.violsinourschools.org For feedback, please email info@thegambacast.org. Please submit a review in the iTunes store atphobos.apple.com Visit the online store to support future outreach activities at www.cafepress.com &apos;Viols in Our Schools&apos; Mission - &amp;#8216;Viols in Our Schools&amp;#8217; is organized by Dr. Phillip W. Serna of the Spirit of Gambo &amp;#8211; a Chicago Consort of Viols and is supported by the Viola da Gamba Society Third Coast as well as a pilot program of the Viola da Gamba Society of America. In 2008, &amp;#8217;Viols in Our Schools&amp;#8217; is pleased to announce a new video podcast &amp;#8211; the GambaCast &amp;#8211; as well as a new partnership with the Music Institute of Chicago. Based in the Chicago area, Dr. Serna works to bring the early western string instrument family known as the viola da gamba into many area schools &amp;#8211; demonstrating solo <b>...</b>

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Gustav Leonhardt clavecin de Malcom Rose, d'après Lodewijk Theewes (1579) in the picture William Larkin, Londra 1585-1619 Lady Diana Cecil, countess of Oxford oil on canvas, 201x117 cm Greenwich, Ranger's House, Suffolk Collection

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Landini Consort Nowell Nowell European Medieval and Renaissance Music for the Feast of Christmas From vinyl 1978

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Skip Sempè, Capriccio Stravagante picture Sir John Everett Millais (Brittish, 1829-1896) For the Squire (1882) Oil on canvas. The Fine Art Society, London

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Ensemble Elyma Gabriel Garrido in the picture Oaxaca, Mexico

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Gian Lorenzo Bernini, David, 1623-24, marble (Galleria Borghese, Rome). A Smarthistory.org video by Drs. Beth Harris and Steven Zucker

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I'm not saying this video will make you a dapper dashing babe magnet like Fredy, but I am insinuating it. Build 1610 (November 27th, 2003) offers a first glimpse into the gaping maw of the ChAES Reactor Four sarcophagus. It is dark, and Marked One is likely to be eaten by a crashtodesktop. Build 1616 (December 3rd, 2003) contains two ragdoll test maps, one old and one new. Build 1623 (December 10th, 2003) is billed as a particle effects demo, but in fact pits an unarmed Marked One against a savage bloodsucker. Build 1629 (December 16th, 2003) gives Marked One his chance for revenge. Build 1632 (December 19th, 2003) is a comparatively tranquil tour of Army Warehouses, showing off the first steps towards dynamic, interactive NPCs, followed by a plunge back into the sarcophagus. Lots of griping about these builds at www.tinyurl.com (Music and sound effects are MoozE's Ambiance #1 from SoC, Duty Radio / Cossacks themes from CS, combat track #2 from CoP, the Wilhelm scream, the Windows XP Critical Stop, and the Old Spice classic whistle.)

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This episode features music from lutenist and composer John Dowland. Dowland wrote the Lachrimae Pavane, known in English as Flow My Tears, in 1596, and it is now one of the most widely known pieces of the English Renaissance. Lachrimae became the composers signature song literally as well as metaphorically: later in life he would occasionally sign his name Jo. Dolandi de Lachrimae or John Dowland of the Lachrimae. Here well hear music of one of Dowlands contemporaries, William Byrd: a Pavan and Galliard played by Charles Metz on the virginal. This instrument is closely related to the harpsichord, but the strings run parallel to the keyboard instead of perpendicular to it. Because of this orientation, the virginals strings are plucked closer to the middle than the harpsichord, which gives the instrument a richer, fuller sound.ArsAntiguaPresents.com, directed by Jerry Fuller, is a series free video web cast programs of music from the Renaissance, Baroque, and Classical eras performed on period instruments.Video production by Phillip W. Serna for ArsAntiguaPresents.com.Copyright 2009 Jerry Fuller.

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Translations by michellepe89 & YGwanwyn Gracias! Clara: Okay don't get mad, that's the last thing I need... Max: How do you expect me not to get mad? You spend the night in the hospital and you don't let me know until this morning Sergi: Your mother wanted to call you, but I told her it was better not to worry you until we knew something for sure. Max: Oh thanks... Clara: I'm sure it won't be anything. All of the tests that they've done to me until now rule out that it's anything with my heart. The doctors say it was probably just an anxiety attack. Max: When are they going to let you leave? Clara: They want to do a stress test on me and have me monitored another day. If everything goes okay, they'll discharge me tomorrow. Max: It's not a problem for her to stay here? Can they guarantee her safety? Sergi: All of the entrances to the hospital are protected...and there's surveillance 24 hours a day at the door of the room. Clara: The nurses must think that I'm from the mafia, or worse Max: That's good, then they'll treat you like a queen Sergi: One thing, Max...you should tell the people from the neighborhood not to come and visit Max: It seems Beni wanted to come later... Sergi: He better not. The way things are right now, the fewer people that come and go from the room, the better. Max: Does that include me? Sergi: Just think that we'll definitely be at home tomorrow Clara: Didn't you tell me that you had to go to the university to look for your grades? Max: Yeah, but I <b>...</b>

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www.flutegirl.ca Video Sheet Music As Vesta was from Latmos hill descending English Madrigal 1593 By Thomas Weelkes (1576 - 1623)

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This is a fine example of Elizabethan secular music by Weelkes, who along with others - Morely, Wilbye, Bennet, Tomkins et al. wrote for the court of Elizabeth 1. The text of the madrigal is sung by soloists and then repeated by a choral flourish finally ending as many Madrigals did of the era with a series of fa la la la's!

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This motet was widely sung in Elizabethan recusant circles, as the seven surviving manuscript sources show. It provided a model for Byrds famous Civitas sancti tui (Ne irascaris Domine Part II). One factor in its popularity was undoubtedly its text, a responsory from the Roman and Sarum Breviaries which was sung during the weeks before Advent. It laments the desolation of the Holy City in language derived from Jeremiah: Aspice Domine, quia facta est desolata civitas plena divitiis, sedet in tristitia domina gentium: non est qui consoletur eam, nisi tu Deus noster (2) Plorans ploravit in nocte, et lacrimae eius in maxillis eius. Non est qui consoletur eam, nisi tu Deus noster. (Behold, Lord, for the city once full of riches is made desolate, she who ruled the peoples sits in sadness: there is none to console her but thou, our God. (2) She wept sorely in the night, and her tears were on her cheeks: there is none to console her but thou, our God). Texts of this type (which also feature widely in Byrds penitential and political motets of the 1590s) were widely read by the Elizabethan recusant community in contemporary terms as expressions of Catholic nostalgia for the old religious order. The Non est qui consoletur canon was probably widely sung in recusant circles with the same connotations. Although this version has not survived in written form, the canon subject was simple enough to have been memorized and transmitted orally.

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From "Carols for Quire 2": Quire Cleveland, conducted by Ross W. Duffin, performing at Trinity Cathedral, Cleveland OH, December 3-4, 2010. Subtitled "A Carroll for Christmas Day" from his "Psalmes, Songs, and Sonnets" of 1611. In keeping with Byrd's Catholic background in Protestant England, the text is a translation of the antiphon to the Magnificat for the Second Vespers of the Nativity. However, rather than sounding like a stately motet, it is instead in a full madrigalian style, with angelic voices entwining, and thrilling alleluias.

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William Byrd (1540-1623) - Qui Passe (Chi Passa) for my Lady Nevell Album: Byrd: Consort and Keyboard Music; Songs and Anthems (Naxos)

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Wicker Park Choral Singers April 9, 2011 3pm Wicker Park Lutheran Church Chicago, IL Flora gave me fairest flowers, None so fair in Flora's treasure; These I plac'd on Phillis' bowers, She was pleas'd, and she my pleasure Smiling meadows seem to say, Come ye wantons, here to play.

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This composition by Byrd is from his "Gradualia" Book 2 from 1607. Tu es Petrus affords a fine example of Byrd's contrapuntal ingenuity and of his musical "word-painting." In the phrase "et super hanc petram aedificabo ecclesiam meam", the word "petram" - (rock) is frequently set to notes of long duration as a pedal-point, whilst others sing above it an ascending phrase, symbolical of the words "aedificabo ecclesiam meam" (I will build my church). In the Missale Romanum Tu es Petrum is often set as the Gradual or the Tract before the reading of the Holy Gospel. It is interesting to note that Byrd does no include the entire text. [Byrd did not set the words enclosed in square brackets below, but added Alleluia.] Tu es Petrus, et super hanc petram aedificabo ecclesiam meam; [et portae inferi non praevalebunt adversus eam. Et tibi dabo claves regni caelorum.] Thou are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church [and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. And I will give unto thee the keys of the Kingdom of heaven.]

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From 'Nobody's Jig. Mr Playford's English Dancing Master' (Alpha, 2002) Les Witches Claire Michon, flute Freddy Eichelberger, harpsichord Odile Edouard, violin Pascale Boquet, lute Sylvie Moquet, viol Virgin Queen, Bobbing Joe www.youtube.com en.wikipedia.org

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William Byrd (ok. 1540 - 1623) - Laudibus in sanctis - J 128

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Adriano Banchieri (1568-1634) Barca di Venezia per Padova (II edizione, 1623) I Madrigalisti del coro della Radio Svizzera di Lugano (Alena Dantcheva, Nadia Ragni, Annemieke Cantor, Roberto Balconi, Luca Dordolo, Furio Zanasi, Daniele Carnovich) • I Barocchisti (Diego Fasolis, cembalo; Stefano Rocco, liuto; Cristiano Contadin, viola da gamba) • Les Faux Semblants (Pablo Ariel Bursztyn, Andreas Manz, Jean-Martin Moncéro, Andrea Noce Noseda. Emmanuel Pouilly) e Antonio Guidi • Paolo Bachmann, testi • Mario Del Don, scene • Annabruna Gola, costumi Diego Fasolis, direttore • Mando Bernardinello, regia Materiali per il corso di Storia delle teorie musicali (Davide Daolmi).

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Adriano Banchieri (1568-1634) Barca di Venezia per Padova (II edizione, 1623) I Madrigalisti del coro della Radio Svizzera di Lugano (Alena Dantcheva, Nadia Ragni, Annemieke Cantor, Roberto Balconi, Luca Dordolo, Furio Zanasi, Daniele Carnovich) • I Barocchisti (Diego Fasolis, cembalo; Stefano Rocco, liuto; Cristiano Contadin, viola da gamba) • Les Faux Semblants (Pablo Ariel Bursztyn, Andreas Manz, Jean-Martin Moncéro, Andrea Noce Noseda. Emmanuel Pouilly) e Antonio Guidi • Paolo Bachmann, testi • Mario Del Don, scene • Annabruna Gola, costumi Diego Fasolis, direttore • Mando Bernardinello, regia Materiali per il corso di Storia delle teorie musicali (Davide Daolmi).

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Lyrics: Come sirrah Jack ho, fill some Tobacco, bring a wire and some fire, haste away, quick I say, do not stay shun delay, for I drank none good today. I swear that this Tobacco it's perfect Trinidado by the very Mass never was better gear than is here by the rood, for the blood it is very good 'tis very good. Composed by Thomas Weelkes, "Come sirrah Jack ho", from "The King's Singers, Madrigal History Tour, The England"

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