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6.В началото бе Словото

This movie is all kinds of messed up. Aside from being an adult version of Toy Story, but with food, this film centers around a sausage that strives to discover the truth about his existence.

SAUSAGE PARTY - Double Toasted Audio Review

Thanks to the Baha'i Publishing Trust of Sweden, we’re happy to share with everyone a great talk given by Dr. Steven Phelps called “The Baha'i Faith & Atheism (Part 1 of 2)”.

You can also listen to and download Part 2 of this talk here: https://soundcloud.com/bahai-blog/the-bahai-faith-and-atheism-part-2-of-2

This talk was given by Dr. Steven Phelps at the Swedish Baha'i Summer School in July, 2009.

Dr. Steven Phelps is an American Baha’i physicist, philosopher and translator who currently lives in Oregon, USA. If you're interested in learning more about him, he was interviewed by Rainn Wilson in this episode of the Baha'i Blogcast: https://soundcloud.com/user-545312385/bahai-blogcast-steven-and-rainn

We’d really like to thank Dr. Steven Phelps for giving us permission to publish this wonderful talk, and to the Baha'i Publishing Trust of Sweden for organising the recording of the talk, and for giving us permission to publish it as well.

Happy listening!

The Baha'i Faith and Atheism (Swedish Summer School July 2009)

The Baha'i Faith & Atheism (Part 1 of 2) - A Talk by Dr. Steven Phelps

https://www.spitfireaudio.com/shop/a-z/lea-bertucci-acoustic-shadows/

Prospect - Oliver Patrice Weder (feat. OA Chamber Evos & Orignals Felt Piano)

Baha'i Blog Studio Sessions is an initiative where we invite Baha’is and their friends from around the world to come into a studio and share the Baha’i Writings put to music.

In this Baha’i Blog Studio Session, we’re in Stockholm, Sweden with Pegah Khabiri, Sasha Semenova and Lua Nazerian singing "O Son of Spirit" from the Writings of Baha'u'llah.

This song was filmed and recorded in Stockholm, Sweden, October 2018, and was composed by Pegah Khabiri and Ruha Khabiri.

You can also watch the video recording of this song on Baha’i Blog’s YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bN3oviz9-vw

Here is the quotation used for the lyrics below: 

“O Son of Spirit! Burst thy cage asunder, and even as the phoenix of love soar into the firmament of holiness. Renounce thyself and, filled with the spirit of mercy, abide in the realm of celestial sanctity.”
-Baha'u'llah


CHORDS & LYRICS:
 
||:Em |G |D |A :||
Em G D A
||: O Son of Spirit! Burst thy cage asunder, and even as the phoenix of love
Em G D A
O Son of Spirit! Soar into the firmament of holiness.
Em G D A
Renounce thyself and, filled with the spirit of mercy,
Em G D A
abide in the realm of celestial sanctity, celestial sanctity :||
Em G D A
O Son of Spirit! Burst thy cage asunder, and even as the phoenix of love


Check out BahaiBlog.net (http://bahaiblog.net/) for more great Baha'i-inspired content, and watch the Studio Sessions video series on Baha’i Blog’s YouTube Channel here: https://bit.ly/1LtjUx9

O Son of Spirit

"O Son of Spirit" by Pegah, Sasha & Lua

The Cremona Quartet is expanded to a small chamber section in this piece, featuring The Guarneri Violin and the Stradivari Cello with question and answer phrasing in the first part.

By Thomas Berlin

Origins

A track written to explore the light and dark side of a string quartet while maintaining a child-like character. It contains a variety of articulations, rhythms, and dynamics helps showcase the flexibility of the library.

By Adam Hochstatter

Imaginary Friends

A Baroque style quartet piece showcasing a range of articulations with bowed Legato lines sitting alongside passages of Spiccato and Staccato.

By Przemyslaw Kopczyk

Presto

A melancholic piece showcasing lyrical and flowing lines with fingered, bowed and portamento legato. After a short piano introduction, the theme is introduced by the beautiful Amati Viola, soon joined by the Stradivari Cello, the Guarneri Violin and the Stradivari Violin, with each instrument taking the spotlight for a moment.

By Benny Oschmann

Last Snow

This piece, inspired by Maurice Ravel, explores musical ideas and textures using a wide range of legato and portamento articulations alongside sautille, trills and tremolos to create a sumptuous bed of moving timbres.

By Przemyslaw Kopczyk

Les Fleurs

Pour ce premier épisode de l’année 2021, le Collimateur a le plaisir de recevoir le général Henri Bentégeat, ancien chef d’état-major des Armées et chef d’état-major particulier du président de la République, à l’occasion de la sortie d’un récit de ses années à l’Elysée, intitulé « Les Ors de la République » (Perrin).

Cet entretien est en deux parties, dont la seconde sera diffusée mardi 12 janvier. 

En compagnie d’Alexandre Jubelin, le général Bentégeat revient d’abord sur l’origine de sa vocation militaire (4:30), sa scolarité à Saint-Cyr et son orientation (9:30), puis son passage et son avis sur l’Ecole de Guerre et sur la problématique de l’interarmes (22:00), ses années à la tête du RICM et la problématique de l’identité et des traditions des différentes unités (26:30).
Ils détaillent ensuite la structure qu’est l’état-major particulier du président de la République et ses dynamiques par rapport à la personne du président (36:30), avant de parler de la présence de l’élément militaire dans l’espace de l’Elysée (47:30)

Vers l'Elysée et ses coulisses : entretien avec le général Bentégeat, ancien CEMA 1/2

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