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Snow
The Red Hot Chili Peppers Snow (Hey Oh) Album Version Come to decide that the things that I tried Were in my life just to get high on When I sit alone come get a little known But I need … Continue reading
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One day we’re going to get out
Thank you, Catrin… Coldplay/ Lovers in Japan Coldplay / Lovers in Japan Lovers keep on the road you’re on Runners until the race is run Soldiers you’ve got to soldier on Sometimes even the right is wrong They are … Continue reading
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The savage teacher
With thanks to Glerikud for finding Truth in animation ;-). Enjoy
Musica sacra (5)
The Credo, a setting of the Nicene Creed, is the longest text of a sung Mass. It is a statement of belief. Who listens – or reads through it – with an open mind, will find many pointers. In particular the most … Continue reading
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Tagged Beethoven, Coronation Mass, Credo, Herbert von Karajan, Missa Solemnis, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Radiant love, joyful death
Siegfried is a story about awakening. The young hero who does not know fear, is transformed by awakening the sleeping Brünnhilde who agrees to join him. This is the animus/anima symbolism, the transcendence of the masculine in union with the … Continue reading
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Tagged anima, animus, feminine principle, masculine, Siegfied, Wagner
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Love yourself and let me be
Brünnhilde teaches Siegfried about the nature of Love, ‘Ewig war ich’ Wagner Der Ring des Nibelungen Siegfried Bayreuther Festspiele Barenboim Kupfer Evans
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Fear
Siegfried is an innocent young man who grew up in isolation and has never felt fear. When he comes across the sleeping Brünnhilde and discovers his feelings for a woman he experiences a panic attack. To love a woman is … Continue reading
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Tagged awakening, emotions, fear, Siegfried, Wagner
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Living with Loss
–by Paul Last summer, when I was staying in Germany with Angelika, I had the pleasure to meet a young man, Rouven Bauer, who is a fine musician and composer. He shared a song with me that he … Continue reading
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Tagged loss, Musical composition, space, spiritual awakening
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Doing not-doing
This is how it is done. The violinist is the tune. God through Vivaldi and Ann Sophie Mutter.
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Tagged Antonio Vivaldi, doing not-doing, Quattro Staggioni, Vivaldi
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A new blend
Michaela suggested to me to listen to Lama Lobsang. Yesterday I made Geli listen to him as well. She suggested to mix Lama Lobsang´s voice with music performed by Till Brönner. This is the result. Click on play to listen. Enjoy!
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The Living Room 