. If you want to hear a collection of various styles of baroque choral music of the highest caliber, sans chorales, then the B-minor Mass should be your choice.
MusicAnthology
an anthology of musings on music, culture, cosmology, spirituality, and other favorite things by Jeffrey B. Langlois and Geejay B. Arriola
Archive for May, 2010
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Lately
- The Four Agreements
- World Listening Day
- Bach’s B-minor Mass
- Bach’s “St John Passion” conducted by Karl Richter
- On religious fundamentalism
- A few thoughts on dogs
- Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, similarities & differences
- The Oxford Symphony
- Why I stopped eating meat
- Myth & Symbolism
Shelves
Favorite Things
- Adam's Reef by Jean Claire Dy
- Artful, Tuneful, Beatful by Martha Grondin
- Blog Catalog Art Category
- Choir Teachers
- Creative Commons License
- Foster-a-Poem by Sid Gomez Hildawa, 1962-2008
- HoundsGood: Chronicles of a Virtual Volunteer
- Jason Heath’s Double Bass Blog
- Making Perfect Sense: healthcare and aging
- Mindanao Writers’ Blogs
- Morofilm by Gutierrez Mangansakan II
- Music A-Z by Nino de Veyra
- Musictechnology.net by Dr. Joseph M. Pisano and friends
- Naxos Music Library
- Off Grid Living
- Paolo Coelho’s Blog
- She Lives
- Songwriting Zen
- Sticky Notes by Maaike
- Store Books Cheap
- The Anatomy of Construction
- The Daily PCIJ (Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism)
- The Digital Music Educator
- The Huffington Post Bloggers
- The Truth About Lies
