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The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire) by Jacob Collier on Apple Music Song · 2020 · Duration 5:46

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Nigel Molesworth on A Christmas Carol. "There is something about the xmas Carol which makes paters and grown-ups read with grate XPRESION, and this is very embarassing for all."

It is once again that time of year when every Books Dad gets absolutely bodied by Molesworth.

Suite No. 3 for Solo Cello Op. 87: I Introduzione: Lento by Truls Mørk on Apple Music Song · 2000 · Duration 2:35

Happy birthday Britten, and you, St Cecilia. It goes so deep, this music you make. music.apple.com/gb/album/sui...

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Mozart: String Quintet No. 3 in C Major, K. 515: IV. Allegro Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Quatuor Ébène, Antoine Tamestit · Song · 2023

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Antoine Tamestit & Quatuor Ébène:
🎵 Quintet in G minor K.516 for strings_ 3rd mvt; Adagio ma non troppo

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If you are near Hatfield please consider joining us on the 16th October for an exciting public lecture by the Bad Bridget team. Sponsored by the RHS.
You can book your tickets here
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Just booked. This new Magnificat feels ancient, new, prophetic, like no other setting of Mary’s age-changing utterance you’ve ever heard. In London, 15 December. The role written for R Wigglesworth’s incomparable soprano wife Sophie Bevan. Just book it asap.

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Just booked. This new Magnificat feels ancient, new, prophetic, like no other setting of Mary’s age-changing utterance you’ve ever heard. In London, 15 December. The role written for R Wigglesworth’s incomparable soprano wife Sophie Bevan. Just book it asap.

www.barbican.org.uk/whats-on/202...

The brilliant Rowan Pierce on another shared recital album - this time with Roddy Williams! 😍 benchmark Schubert singing in this special series in English translation. Curation and elegant playing by Chris Glynn signumrecords.com/product/schu...

My other half isn’t on here yet but when I get codes I’ll introduce you and you can start a thread 😄

Link's not working Tim--getting an error code. Here is link to seminar 1: www.history.ac.uk/events/balla... . All our seminars are hybrid (in person in London, but we welcome an international virtual audience).

Great opportunity and Claire is leading the journal into new directions with clarity and integrity.

Starting your studies, research or teaching in the histories of Britain or Ireland? Try using the Bibliography of British and Irish History. It contains 640,000+ resources from 55 BCE to today Learn how to use #BBIH www.history.ac.uk/publications...

On the right is the notorious La Santé prison, & the street corner Tanguy depicts was the site 1909-1939 of public executions by guillotine (including of anarchists etc). Tanguy suggests that amid suburban Parisian cyclists, publicité, and shops, lurks the violence of the state against its citizens.

Really helpful thread!

Deserved! IRE

Yes! #IRE

Poetry for Historians by Carolyn Steedman
Composition Francaise by Mona Ozouf
Oxford by Jan Morris

High over the river, the crows are circling, calling and weaving, back & forth, they cannot settle. Something has shifted deep in the land, deep below the snow and the flood and the rocks, and they need to measure it for themselves.

A #caturday memory from Spello last August. What a chilled pose

We have a home! ❤️🎼 #classicalmusic

Nicely reviewed on radio 3 today #classicalmusic

I've made a Bluesky classical music feed. Follow it to find more classical music on this platform.

Looking forward to this lovely lieder programme with fantastic Rowan Pierce:

Songs of the Night amzn.eu/d/dE7C6qD

'The problem is all histories are usually sanitised' - BBC News The BBC series Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland takes a deeply personal look at the Troubles.

"While history is made up of big stories, it is understood best when we can hear the small, personal details." Catching up watching with family www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-nort... and I do think it’s a model… the patchwork of testimonies just leaves me silent and full of awe.