#in nomine

[18thcenturythirsttrap]

I do like finding recordings of pieces I know on one instrument / set of instruments on another completely different instrument / set of instruments - e.g. this piece, which I'd only previously heard on viols, here set for and played on a chamber organ.

[icyday]

In my super special venn diagram crossover of Liar Game and In Nomine, I always debate whether to make Akiyama a Cherub and an Elohite. Generally, I lean towards Elohite because it's conceptually more interesting to me, but Cherub also works because...that is Attuned behavior he has towards Nao.

Of course, if we add in another genius from another Kaitani work (Duck Leeks are Poisonous), then obviously Akiyama is a Cherub because Kamo is too weird to be anything but an Elohite.

[18thcenturythirsttrap]

Another Christopher Tye banger.

[18thcenturythirsttrap]

I'm feeling fed up because a) I fell asleep again for two hours earlier and now I feel rough as, and b) I have to go to the local hospital tomorrow morning for a small thing and really don't want to, so have some viols playing an In Nomine by Orlando Gibbons.

[18thcenturythirsttrap]

More Tye for your afternoon listening pleasure!

[whatamidoinghere56]

On the topic of obscure ttrpgs, does anyone remember "In Nomine" by Steve Jackson Games?

I stumbled on the TVTropes page a while back, and I wanted to see if anyone else had heard of it. It seems like an interesting system and setting, but I genuinely can't find jack shit about it online.

[18thcenturythirsttrap]

As titles go, this one is up there with Pérotin's Mors ('Death') - and come to think of it, I'll post that next.