Sparta GYA RHE Mix

European Brass Band Championships
Audivi Media Nocte
Composer: Oliver Waespi

Brass Band Schoonhoven
Conductor: Erik Janssen

2012: Audivi Media Nocte - Oliver Waespi

Jo Gibson is a Clinical Physiotherapy Specialist at the Liverpool Upper Limb Unit based at the Royal Liverpool Hospital, UK. She lectures both nationally and internationally about rehabilitation of the shoulder. Her research interests are shoulder instability and motor learning. Jo is currently Squad Physiotherapist for the Great Britain Endurance riding Team.

How to rehabilitate the athlete after shoulder surgery. Top physio Jo Gibson on shoulder and mind

མཛོད་གནས་ལྔ་པ་ནས་བརྒྱད་པའི་བར།GTM56 (54)

budgeting ดี มีชัยไปกว่าครึ่ง

แปดบรรทัดครึ่ง EP604 - ตั้งงบ สำหรับทำของใหม่ ทำยังไง?

Marco Lucchi : piano, organ and tone generator

8 ottobre 2020

*****

Meu pensamento é um rio subterrâneo.
Para que terras vai e donde vem?
Não sei... Na noite em que o meu ser o tem
Emerge dele um ruído subitâneo

De origens no Mistério extraviadas
De eu compreendê-las..., misteriosas fontes
Habitando a distância de ermos montes
Onde os momentos são a Deus chegados...

De vez em quando luze em minha mágoa
Como um farol num mar desconhecido
Um movimento de correr, perdido
Em mim, um pálido soluço de água...
 
E eu relembro de tempos mais antigos
Que a minha consciência da ilusão
Águas divinas percorrendo o chão
De verdores uníssonos e amigos,

E a ideia de uma Pátria anterior
À forma consciente do meu ser
Dói‑me no que desejo, e vem bater
Como uma onda de encontro à minha dor.
 
Escuto‑o... Ao longe, no meu vago tacto
Da minha alma, perdido som incerto,
Como um eterno rio indescoberto,
Mais que a ideia de rio certo e abstracto...
 
E p'ra onde é que ele vai, que se extravia
Do meu ouvi‑lo ? A que cavernas desce?
Em que frios de Assombro é que arrefece?
De que névoas soturnas se anuvia?
 
Não sei... Eu perco‑o... E outra vez regressa
A luz e a cor do mundo claro e actual,
E na interior distância do meu Real
Como se a alma acabasse, o rio cessa...

Fernando Pessoa

piano patterns no 8

เริ่มไม่ยาก ขอให้ได้เริ่ม

แปดบรรทัดครึ่ง EP612 - อยากทดลอง เริ่มต้นยังไง ?

Happy new year everybody! 

This is my first jam of Jamuary, a month in which the goal is to upload one jam a day. I'm following the prompts from Jonathan Mann (https://www.jonathanmann.net/jamuary) and today it is One Take. So I just loaded up some samples and went for it! No redo's or thought processes here. 

Recorded on Tascam DR-40
Digitakt
Volca FM

Jamuary 1st 2021 - One take

Last year was a very difficult year for a lot of people as we lost jobs, businesses shut down, lost loved ones and celebrities to name a few. It was a shock when I found out that one of my childhood guitar idols Eddie Van Halen had passed away. His playing was like nothing anyone had heard before from his tapping wizardry and insane riffs that instantly stuck inside your head long after the song had stopped playing. We will miss you very much Eddie, but I am sure you are in a better place now and not suffering anymore.

I chose to pay tribute to Eddie by covering the instrumental track he recorded for the motion picture Twister. It wasn't your typical flashy in your face playing everyone knew him for.

Respect The Wind

Red Lines host Anya Parampil speaks to Rune Agerhus, General Director of the Yemen Solidarity Council, about the Trump Administration's recent decision to classify the Houthi movement as a terrorist organization. In response to the decision the Yemen Solidarity Council announced it would cease operations in the United States, while other international aid groups have denounced the move as the deliberate criminalization of humanitarian work. Agerhus explains why the designation makes it difficult for aid organizations to provide humanitarian relief to Yemen while providing historic context on the rise of the Houthi movement as well as Saudi Arabia's geopolitical interests in the country.
CORRECTION: Around 6:23 Rune Agerhus says Hussein Badreddin al-Houthi first ran for office in 1996 or 1997. He actually ran for the first time in 1994.

How to rehabilitate the athlete after shoulder surgery. Top physio Jo Gibson on shoulder and mind

BMJ talk medicine