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- Billy Graham International Crusade Choirs CD Box Set – £14.99 : Worship With Integrity – Some old memories in here – not available for download – yet
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Inspired and moved by Handel’s Messiah
via en.wikipedia.org
This oratorio was written by G F Handel 268 years ago using the text of The Authorised Version of the Bible published in 1611. I am listening to a recording made 50 years ago by the Huddersfield Choral Society and The Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargeant.
It is timeless, beautiful, inspiring, transcendent and deeply moving.
A fitting celebration for the birth of the Messiah 2000 years ago.
The Duchess, York | What’s on | Matt Seymour’s MORE RAW presents | 21 Jan 2010
Matt Seymour’s MORE RAW presents Alvin Purple + The Jaw-Line Of Julianne Moore + Overreact + Cavalier
21 Jan 2010Doors open: 7:30pmMin age: 14+Tickets:
£4.00 + booking feeBuy tickets securely online or call 08444 77 1000Deep in the bowels of BBC Radio York, there’s been rumblings for many years. Great bands, stunning live sessions and an ethic of getting some, frankly, bloody great music out there. That’s all well and good, but it ain’t live – and the penny has dropped in Bootham Towers courtesy Mr Matt Seymour, music champ, prolific Twitterer and man of enthusiastically eclectic taste. From Cavalier’s transatlantic commercial balladry to Overreact’s angular indie-punk clatter inspired by Tokyo Police Club. From Julianne Moore’s Polyphonic Spree with synths to the jazz/soul/trip-hop of Alvin Purple; a terrific night is in store and all recorded for posterity and future broadcast.
Please note you must be 14 or over to gain admittance – read our ID policy.
Such hyperbole – but no less than any other gig blurb at this fine venue
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delicious thoughts for December 10th from 21:26 to 21:26:
- Khaozmediayork's Weblog – These are the people who provide some of, my son, Warwick's daytime activities. From this blog they look like a positive crew.
Record labels must face the music | Don Tapscott | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk
Record labels must face the music
Instead of trying to criminalise its customers, the music industry should be looking at innovative ways to make filesharing work
via guardian.co.uk
Much of this sounds like a promo for Spotify and Last FM. I’ve always “defended” the right of artists and publishers to enforce copyright and personally I’ve felt that copying music, be it on cassette or digitally, was some kind of theft. But now it has to be time to rewrite the rule book – the music industry has to bite the bullet if they want to survive.