December 24, 2019 by Thomas F. Bertonneau Merry Christmas to Readers of and Contributors to The Orthosphere Michael Praetorius (1571 – 1621) Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related
Merry Christmas to you and yours, Dr. Bertonneau. And to the all the readers and contributors here as well. Reply
I recognize that as one of my favorite Christmas CDs that I bought in the mid 1990s: Paul McCreesh and the Gabrieli Players performing Praetorius. Here’s my personal compilation of Christmas YouTube gems (each is 3-5 minutes): It includes two of my favorite ensembles: Gesualdo 6 and Voces 8. Merry Christmas to everyone at Orthosphere! Reply
For those who don’t remember or never knew – The Orthosphere blog concept arose some eight years ago on my blog – http://charltonteaching.blogspot.com/2011/12/orthosphere-it-is-do-ortho-bloggers-and.html …During which time there has been some turnover in the posters (in my case, due to no longer being ‘orthodox’ in my Christianity!) – in particular, I recall Proph (along with Kristor) as being dominant in the founding period. https://orthosphere.wordpress.com/author/proph85/ Merry Christmas to all! Reply
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Merry Christmas to you and yours, Dr. Bertonneau. And to the all the readers and contributors here as well.
I recognize that as one of my favorite Christmas CDs that I bought in the mid 1990s: Paul McCreesh and the Gabrieli Players performing Praetorius.
Here’s my personal compilation of Christmas YouTube gems (each is 3-5 minutes):
It includes two of my favorite ensembles: Gesualdo 6 and Voces 8.
Merry Christmas to everyone at Orthosphere!
Thank you! Gesualdo brought counterpoint to a new height of complexity!
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Merry Christmas, sir! And to all here. May Christmas be joyous and delightful!
Thank you, Tina. And a Merry Christmas to you!
For those who don’t remember or never knew – The Orthosphere blog concept arose some eight years ago on my blog –
http://charltonteaching.blogspot.com/2011/12/orthosphere-it-is-do-ortho-bloggers-and.html
…During which time there has been some turnover in the posters (in my case, due to no longer being ‘orthodox’ in my Christianity!) – in particular, I recall Proph (along with Kristor) as being dominant in the founding period.
https://orthosphere.wordpress.com/author/proph85/
Merry Christmas to all!
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Merry Christmas