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simojoki reblogged your photo:veronicadelica: this cool meaty detail of the...
IMHO, it’s less impressive in context – an important test of architectural success.
Yes, I agree - but I still think it’s good to celebrate a well-executed detail, even while regretting that the architect’s inspiration couldn’t run to the whole building...
Pekka Simojoki, Kaarle Mannila, Higher Ground Praise, TriSis
Yay! Yet another event has been added, check out: Nordic Praise @ Tampere-talo http://bit.ly/1UI70uV Looking for upcoming events in your area? Try: http://etrigg.com/ just anywhere. worldwide! :)
simojoki reblogged your audio post:Robin Blaze is the soloist on this splendid...
This is one of those instances where Masaaki Suzuki’s recording is far preferable to John Eliot Gardiner’s
I should probably listen to JEG's for the comparison, but I can well believe it. Hard to see how Suzuki's recording could be bettered.
Plus there's the minor name-dropping opportunity of being able to point out that I was once in the same choir as Robin Blaze. He was in my school choir, and to this day is probably still the best treble I've ever heard (certainly of those I've heard in person). Our choir sang at Magdalen College, Oxford on one of our summer choir tours, Mr Blaze got poached by their chapel choir, and the rest is history...
simojoki replied to your post “simojoki answered your question:Continuing to maunder on about...”
You also want "Walther's Hymnal". I know, an awful title, but a great book.
Awful price, too, but I'll check it out. :-)
simojoki answered your question:Continuing to maunder on about Lutheranism, nothing to see here
A couple of thoughts… 1: your exposure to AEL is chiefly the ELCE. Not representative. 2: read more Gerhard 3: hymns 4: Let’s do sthg abt it
Thank you! In response (now that I've finally got with the programme and installed XKit):
1. Yes, very true. And certainly not helped by the fact that my other main exposure to AEL is the LCMS, which I find v. unsympathetic.
2. Thank you, I will. Have his Sacred Meditations kicking about the house somewhere...
3. I have this on my Kindle, will resume use of it, stat.
4. I'm open to suggestions. :-)
