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Daily Archives: 9 June 2012
Pavane, Hypnotized, Lament
One of my favorite jazz artists is Bill Evans. Very recently, I was introduced to his adaptation/arrangement of Faure’s Pavane. Have a listen here. Evans only played with Miles Davis for a very short time, but his influence was subtle … Continue reading
RDCA II, 57-60: Invitation, Litany of the Saints
After the homily and Creed, the bishop introduces the Litany of Saints (II, 57). II, 58 instructs that on Sundays or during the Easter season the people remain standing. Otherwise, all kneel. That distinction doesn’t seem relevant for a faith … Continue reading