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flowbeat 22, 114 bpm

10.28.22 11.7.22 - 11:7:22, 8.58 PM

thursday.night --- 9.40 PM

friday night hay

🕶  monday.night 🕶  3/27

a combo of Sugar Bytes, East West Orchestra, and some nice Drum Kits that apple provides. 

The mix is how it is, deal with it.

https://sugar-bytes.de/

Sugar Byte's Aparillo with Orchestra and Drum Kits (A possible Monday night Football Theme)

Messe ocus Pangur Bán,
cechtar nathar fria saindán;
bíth a menma-sam fri seilgg,
mu menma céin im saincheirdd

Caraim-se fos, ferr cach clú,
oc mu lebrán léir ingnu;
ní foirmtech frimm Pangur bán,
caraid cesin a maccdán.

Ó ru·biam — scél cen scís —
innar tegdais ar n-óendís,
táithiunn — díchríchide clius —
ní fris tarddam ar n-áthius.

Gnáth-húaraib ar gressaib gal
glenaid luch inna lín-sam;
os mé, du·fuit im lín chéin
dliged n-doraid cu n-dronchéill.

Fúachid-sem fri frega fál
a rosc anglése comlán;
fúachimm chéin fri fégi fis
mu rosc réil, cesu imdis,

Fáelid-sem cu n-déne dul
hi·n-glen luch inna gérchrub;
hi·tucu cheist n-doraid n-dil,
os mé chene am fáelid.

Cía beimmi amin nach ré,
ní·derban cách ar chéle.
Maith la cechtar nár a dán,
subaigthius a óenurán.

Hé fesin as choimsid dáu
in muid du·n-gní cach óenláu;
du thabairt doraid du glé
for mu mud céin am messe.

Seamus Heaney's version and commentary:

::https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/poems/48267/pangur-ban

::https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/articles/145824/translator39s-notes-pangur-bn-by-anonymous

The text is from the 9th century, possibly by Sedulius Scottus, a Irish monk whom the Norsemen, along with whole monasteries, was turned out. He traveled to Liege (in present day Belgium)and lived and worked in an abbey there - an employee of a bishop, a certain Bishop Harthgar (yes, *that* Bishop Harthgar), whom he greatly admired. He spent his time working on treatises related to philosophy, angelology, study of Greek and Roman texts. He also a prolific writer of poetry and prose: one of which bears the interesting title: "A Great Wind-Enter Sedulius" (at the time of his "re-location"). 

In this vignette: Sedulius, often called Suadbar (by his mates), reflects on how he and his cat are very similar.

Cheers!

Yes, I know it sounds like "Are you going to Scarborough Faire?"

Pangur Bán

Composer and Arranger.
From the Great Boot State (Louisiana).

nickgish

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