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why do gifs not always work /sad
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why do gifs not always work /sad
Last edited by Zofia; Feb-11-2019 at 21:42.
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I think because it is posted as an attachment. If you direct link it, then it should work--I think. Yes in fact it does work. Here it is as a direct link:
Last edited by Fritz Kobus; Feb-12-2019 at 04:40.
"All of Italian opera can be heard in [Bellini's] "Ah! non creda [mirarti]."
--Renata Scotto in "Scotto, More Than a DIva."
This agnostic thinks the answer is yes.
It is impossible to make anything foolproof because fools are so ingenious. And I am a very ingenious fellow
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Agnostic hymns:
What a Friend We Have In Jesus, I'm Pretty Sure
Love Lifted Me...Or Maybe It Was The Wind
At The Cross...I'm Not Sure Which One
In Christ There Is No East Or West, Or North Or South For That Matter
Just As I Am...Yeah, That's The Ticket!
"The way out is through the door. Why is it that no one will use this method?"
-Confucious
"In Spring! In the creation of art it must be as it is in Spring!" -Arnold Schoenberg
"We only become what we are by the radical and deep-seated refusal of that which others have made us." -Jean-Paul Sartre
"Everything transient is only a parable; the inadequate, this is the event; the indescribable, here it is done; the eternal feminine draws us on high." -unknown
One's spiritual or religious inclinations have been expressed in music for hundreds of years and there's no reason why they cannot go together, usually to inspire a deeper sense of spiritual awareness within individuals no matter what their beliefs. Such composers usually feel that human beings are more than just their mortal bodies. But there is also something called secular music where music and religion do not have to be associated, though Bach even thanked the glory to God for his secular works as well. I'm glad he did because he never exactly felt that there wasn't a source of creative power in the universe bigger than himself. He kept his eye on what he believed was the larger picture and this was often expressed in his religious, Luther inspired music.
Last edited by Larkenfield; Feb-19-2019 at 10:23.
"That's all Folks!"
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Bach did what every believer should do in living life - whether as composer, teacher or factory worker - to the glory of God.
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I could wish that you hadn't made it work.
"I left TC for a hiatus, but since no-one noticed my absence, I came back again."
How about we find one in 3D and you can watch it with 3D glasses?I could wish that you hadn't made it work.
"All of Italian opera can be heard in [Bellini's] "Ah! non creda [mirarti]."
--Renata Scotto in "Scotto, More Than a DIva."
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Will Satanic music be forgiven its ornery stupidity ? by a song of grace and wisdom , and may the music have a drum in it
To this thread, there are no answers, only questions.
"All of Italian opera can be heard in [Bellini's] "Ah! non creda [mirarti]."
--Renata Scotto in "Scotto, More Than a DIva."
In the beginning , says the Norwegian history of music book , was the horn . The drum had been banished , as had never been - though quietly , secretly it lived in the far north where also lived the Sami who and all their ways had been banished , and once there , the drum became small for so were the trees also .
In the beginning... the first music would have been the birds' songs.
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"All of Italian opera can be heard in [Bellini's] "Ah! non creda [mirarti]."
--Renata Scotto in "Scotto, More Than a DIva."
Yes , and woodpecker drums and so does squirrel .
And in the beginning when we were young . Becomingly ,
two doves taught Anna to sing .
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