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Schulhoff: Complete Music for Violin and Piano

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A musical portrait of a master guitar-maker of the 19th century.
The last two decades have seen a richly merited revival of interest in the music of Erwin Schulhoff, one of the German-Jewish composers who fell victim to the Nazis’ rise to power in the 1930s and whose work was soon declared Entartete Musik; he was deported to a concentration camp in Bavaria in the winter of 1941 and died there of tuberculosis nine months later, not yet 50 years old.

By then Schulhoff had earned a considerable reputation in his native Prague and beyond, with a catalogue of large, ambitiously programmatic symphonies, daring jazz-age chamber
music and an opulent, Expressionist opera, Flammen, first staged in Brno in 1932. The Suite and First Sonata violin and piano are much earlier works, less harmonically adventurous and more indebted to the examples of Debussy, Richard Strauss and his teacher Max Reger, effusive and lyrical in expression.
00:00:00 Suite for Violin and Piano, WV 18: I. Präludium. Stürmisch
00:04:05 Suite for Violin and Piano, WV 18: II. Gavotte. Mäßig
00:08:12 Suite for Violin and Piano, WV 18: III. Menuetto
00:12:29 Suite for Violin and Piano, WV 18: IV. Walzer
00:16:35 Suite for Violin and Piano, WV 18: V. Scherzo
00:22:27 Sonata No. 1 for Violin and Piano, WV 24: I. Wuchtig
00:29:08 Sonata No. 1 for Violin and Piano, WV 24: II. Ruhig
00:33:45 Sonata No. 1 for Violin and Piano, WV 24: III. Scherzo. Bewegt
00:36:40 Sonata No. 1 for Violin and Piano, WV 24: IV. Rondo. Nicht zu schnell
00:44:23 Sonata for Solo Violin, WV 83: I. Allegro con fuoco
00:46:42 Sonata for Solo Violin, WV 83: II. Andante sostenuto
00:52:04 Sonata for Solo Violin, WV 83: III. Scherzo. Allegretto grazioso
00:54:52 Sonata for Solo Violin, WV 83: IV. Allegro risoluto
00:58:00 Violin Sonata No. 2, WV 91: I. Allegro impetuoso
01:04:44 Violin Sonata No. 2, WV 91: II. Andante
01:09:58 Violin Sonata No. 2, WV 91: III. Burlesca. Allegretto
01:12:41 Violin Sonata No. 2, WV 91: IV. Allegro risoluto

Trumpet Concertos Trailer | December Release

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This is a sparkling set of concertos for the trumpet along with other pieces that highlight the instrument, providing vivid readings of some of the most renowned masterworks in the trumpet repertoire plus recordings of lesser-known yet equally idiomatic compositions.

Joining the well loved Classical trumpet concertos of Haydn and Hummel are the many Baroque works featuring trumpet by Telemann and an Italian champion of the instrument, Giuseppe Torelli, along with famous pieces by Vivaldi and Handel. We find another prolific trumpet composer in the German baroque violinist Johann Melchior Molter, and fine concertos from Quantz, famed more for his flute music, and Johannes Matthias Sperger, a renowned player of and composer for the double bass.

The music of Quantz’s teacher, Jan Dismas Zelenka, is enjoying a revival, as is that of Johann Friedrich Fasch, admired by both Bach and Telemann, who wrote an extraordinary concerto for three wind choirs with nine trumpets between them. Later in the 18th century, some composers stretched the limits of virtuosity in the natural trumpet, before the advent of valves around 1815. These include Georg Reutter II and the enigmatic Franz Querfurth, who both demanded sustained playing in the highest register. Tuscan composer Francesco Manfredini, like Querfurth, is known today for little else besides his trumpet concerto, while the majority of his works are now lost to history.

Authors who wrote prominently for the trumpet in pieces other than concertos include Johann Schmelzer and Johann Joseph Fux, along with Fux’s student František Tůma, while Beethoven’s composition teacher Johann Georg Albrechtsberger wrote concertos for the jaw harp, whose harmonics are well suited to adaptation for the natural trumpet.

Though somewhat overshadowed by their more illustrious family members, Michael Haydn and Leopold Mozart both wrote fine trumpet concertos, while two generations of Bibers, Carl Heinrich and his more prominent father Heinrich Ignaz Franz, composed sonatas and dances for multiple trumpets.

Rounding out this set are outstanding modern additions to the trumpet repertoire, including trumpet concertos by the Armenian Alexander Arutiunian and French composer André Jolivet, as well as Shostakovich’s Piano Concerto No.1, which casts the solo trumpet in a prominent role.

SAI LOVE SPECIAL - Sathyam Sivam Sundaram

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" NA PUNYAM "

Na Punyam Na Pâpam Na Saukhyam Na Dukkham Na Manthro Na Tîrtham Na Vedâ Na yajnam.
Aham Bhojanam Na Bhojanam Naiva Bhojam Na Kartau Sadânanda Rûpam Advaitam Sathyam Sivam Sundaram.

Neither sin nor merit; neither pleasures nor pain.
Neither sacred formulae nor sacred places.
Neither Vedas nor yajnas (rituals).
I am neither the eaten nor the eater nor the act of eating;
I am the ever blissful One, One without a second, Truth, Goodness and Beauty.
I AM THAT

Music composed by Gabriele & Gianluca Ducros.
Edited by sailove.org.
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8. Viswasanthini - Sai Baba "Embodiment of Love - 1" b

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Baba sings verses - Viswasanthini

Viswasanthini Chekurchu Vidhamu Nerchi
Sankuchita Bhavamulanella Samayajesi
Ai Kamathyamu Sahajivanadi Kanu
Peraga Nerputaye Kade Brahma Vidya

Having learnt the method of obtaining world peace destroving the narrow
minded attitudes, cultivating unity and fraternity this verity is
the knowledge of the Brahman the Supreme.

Баба поёт стихи - "Воплощение любви", диск 1
8. Вишвашантини

Вишвашантини чекурчу видхаму нерчи
Санкучита бхавамуланелла самаяджеси
Аи каматхьяму сахадживанади кану
Перага нерпутайе каде брахма видья

Постижение метода обретения всеобщего мира,
ничтожение ограниченного и узколобного отношения,
развитие единства и братства -
это и есть познание Брахмана, или Всевышнего.

¿Qué debo hacer con mi vida a los veinte? - Sadhguru le responde a un estudiante

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Sadhguru responde una pregunta de un estudiante universitario sobre qué es lo que debería hacer para vivir una vida llena de verdad, involucramiento y realización.
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Sadhguru en Darshan en el Isha Yoga Center, Diciembre 2013

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Panama WYD: Virtual reality will allow one to travel to Jesus' times

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Take Two Leeches and Call Me in the Morning | Deep Look

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(FYI - This episode is a *bit* more bloody that usual – especially a little after the 2-minute mark. Just letting you know in case flesh wounds aren’t your thing)

The same blood-sucking leeches feared by hikers and swimmers are making a comeback... in hospitals. Once used for questionable treatments, leeches now help doctors complete complex surgeries to reattach severed body parts.

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Leeches get a bad rap—but they might not deserve it. Yes, they’re creepy crawly blood-suckers. And they can instill an almost primal sense of disgust and revulsion. Humphrey Bogart’s character in the 1951 film The African Queen even went so far as to call them “filthy little devils.”

But the humble leech is making a comeback. Contrary to the typical, derogatory definition of a human “leech,” this critter is increasingly playing a key role as a sidekick for scientists and doctors, simply by being its bloodthirsty self.

Distant cousins of the earthworm, most leech species are parasites that feed on the blood of animals and humans alike. They are often found in freshwater and navigate either by swimming or by inching themselves along, using two suckers—one at each end of their body—to anchor themselves.

Upon reaching an unsuspecting host, a leech will surreptitiously attach itself and begin to feed. It uses a triangular set of three teeth to cut in, and secretes a suite of chemicals to thin the blood and numb the skin so its presence goes undetected.

---+ Read the entire article on KQED Science: https://www.kqed.org/science/1....921659/take-two-leec

---+ For more information:
David Weisblat at UC Berkeley studies leeches development and evolution
https://mcb.berkeley.edu/labs/....weisblat/research.ht

Biologists recently reported that leeches in that region can provide a valuable snapshot of which animals are present in a particular area
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/14772000.2018.1433729?journalCode=tsab20&

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Banana Slugs: Secret of the Slime | Deep Look

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Beneath the towering redwoods lives one of the most peculiar creatures in California: the banana slug. They're coated with a liquid crystal ooze that solves many problems slugs face in the forest -- and maybe some of our own.

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Banana slugs are important members of the redwood forest community, even if they aren't the most exalted. They eat animal droppings, leaves and other detritus on the forest floor, and then generate waste that fertilizes new plants. Being slugs, they don't move very quickly, and without a shell, they need other protection to keep themselves from becoming food and then fertilizer. Their main defense: slime. Slime refers to mucus-the same stuff that coats your nose and lungs-found on the outside of an animal's body. Banana slug slime contains nasty chemicals that numb the tongue of any animal that attempts to nibble it, discouraging predators like raccoons, who have to go to the trouble of removing the slime if they want to eat the slug. But this is just one of many ways slugs depend on slime, and they use it for everything from locomotion to nutrition.

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The Hidden Perils of Permafrost | Deep Look

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For thousands of years, mysterious bacteria have remained dormant in the Arctic permafrost. Now, a warming climate threatens to bring them back to life. What does that mean for the rest of us?

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It’s a Goopy Mess When Pines and Beetles Duke it Out | Deep Look

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An onslaught of tiny western pine beetles can bring down a mighty ponderosa pine. But the forest fights back by waging a sticky attack of its own. Who will win the battle in the bark?

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Bark beetles are specialized, with each species attacking only one or a few species of trees. Ponderosa pines are attacked by dark brown beetles the size of a grain of rice called western pine beetles (Dendroctonus brevicomis).

In the spring and summer, female western pine beetles fly around ponderosa pine stands looking for trees to lay their eggs in. As they start boring into a ponderosa, the tree oozes a sticky, viscous clear liquid called resin. If the tree is healthy, it can produce so much resin that the beetle gets exhausted and trapped as the resin hardens, which can kill it.

“The western pine beetle is an aggressive beetle that in order to successfully reproduce has to kill the tree,” said U.S. Forest Service ecologist Sharon Hood, based in Montana. “So the tree has very evolved responses. With pines, they have a whole resin duct system. You can imagine these vertical and horizontal pipes.”

But during California’s five-year drought, which ended earlier this year, ponderosa pines weren’t getting much water and couldn’t make enough resin to put up a strong defense. Beetles bored through the bark of millions of trees and sent out an aggregating pheromone to call more beetles and stage a mass attack. An estimated 102 million trees – most of them ponderosa – died in California between 2010 and 2016.

-- What is resin?

Resin – sometimes also called pitch – is a different substance from sap, though trees produce both. Resin is a sticky, viscous liquid that trees exude to heal over wounds and flush out bark beetles, said Sharon Hood, of the Forest Service. Sap, on the other hand, is the continuous water column that the leaves pull up to the top of the tree from its roots.

--- Are dead trees a fire hazard?

Standing dead trees that have lost their needles don’t increase fire risk, said forest health scientist Jodi Axelson, a University of California extension specialist based at UC Berkeley. But “once they fall to the ground you end up with these very heavy fuel loads,” she said, “and that undoubtedly is going to make fire behavior more intense.”

And dead – or living – trees can fall on electric lines and ignite a fire, which is why agencies in California are prioritizing the removal of dead trees near power lines, said Axelson.

---+ Read the entire article about who’s winning the battle between ponderosa pines and western pine beetles in California, on KQED Science:
https://ww2.kqed.org/science/2....017/10/24/with-calif

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Check out the USDA’s “Bark Beetles in California Conifers – Are Your Trees Susceptible?”
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There’s Something Very Fishy About These Trees …
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Ultravox - Hymn extended

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Ultravox - Hymn extended from the album Quartet fan made for fun only

Ultravox - Hymn (Subtítulos español)

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Ultravox - British New Wave rock band
"Hymn"
Album: Quartet
Year: 1982
Label: Chrysalis Records

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