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[AF2026] Shirin 200726
ArtFight piece for iiiskender
Estreno de Rèquiem. Cants d' Absència el 22 de marzo de 2024 en el Oratorio de San Felipe Neri, Barcelona. Obra encargo del Ayuntamiento de Barcelona a Sara Ramos. Coro de Cámara Noctes (Maria Mauri, dir.), Joan Seguí órgano y Paola Ríos violonchelo. Texto latino de la misa de difuntos y poesía de Carles Duarte. Grabación y masterización del directo Antoni Velasco Estructura de requiem
Créditos iniciales 00:00
Se que morim 00:15
Introitus 00:32
Kyrie 05:20
La Mort 08:58
Absolve/ El Déu de la tendresa 11:59
Recordare 19:39
L´abisme 23:58
Lacrimosa/ Panteó 25:04
Domine Jesu Christe 30:47
Déus es el temps 36:39
Sanctus- Benedictus 39:13
Agnus Dei 42:34
Lux Aeterna/ Clariana 43:58
Premiere of Requiem. Cants d' Absència on March 22nd, 2024 at the Oratorio de San Felipe Neri, Barcelona. Work commissioned by the City Council of Barcelona to Sara Ramos. Chamber Choir Noctes (Maria Mauri, conductor), Joan Seguí organ and Paola Ríos violoncello. Latin text of the Mass for the Dead and poetry by Carles Duarte. Recording and mastering of the live performance by Antoni Velasco.
[Guy Fieri standing in a kitchen preparing food. Caption: INDY: Well, it's sandstone. Christian symbol. Early Latin text.]
Haruapex (40 bce)
“YAMBOL, BULGARIA—Archaeology in Bulgaria reports that an intact Roman-era inscription has been uncovered in the ancient Thracian city of Kabyle, which is located in southeastern Bulgaria. The city was home to rulers of the Odrysian Thracian kingdom from the fifth century B.C. until the first century A.D., when it was conquered by the Romans. The seven lines of Latin text, engraved on a two-foot-tall stone slab, are said to date to the reign of Marcus Aurelius, who ruled from A.D. 161 to 180, and refer to the construction of the city’s public baths, or thermae. The stone was found near the command center for the local military unit, which had built the thermae. “All in all, the inscription’s translation reveals that the thermae in Kable were built by the Cohors II Lucensium at the time when the Thracia province was governed by Governor Claudius Marcialus,” Stefan Bakardzhiev, director of the Regional Museum of History in Yambol, explained. To read about another recent Roman-era discovery in Bulgaria, go to "Mirror, Mirror."
These would definitely be a lengthy read...dating from 1658 and repaired in 1980.
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Be not far from me, for trouble is near.
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And God saw that the Light was good.
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