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Jane Chapman played the harpsichord and talked to Sean Rafferty about her upcoming appearances at the Bath Festival. See details of this programme
the problem with being a decent cook is that when it's 10pm and I've settled in for the night and I'm trying to save money and the urge for pizza rolls hits me, I am still in a position to procure myself some pizza rolls.
Today was a gloriously lazy day. I watched through the entire twilight series which took the entire day. I had previously seen the movies though never voluntarily (thanks band camp) so I didn't really concentrate or take them seriously. I wanted to sit down in a judgement free zone and see what a thought for myself. Here are some of my thoughts:
1. Team Edward or team Jacob? Team Charlie all the way. Papa Swan has to deal with stress at work and stress at home. He is just getting the reigns on fathering a teenage girl and she does not help ease him in. He doesn't know a lot of things but also is burdened by the knowledge that he is missing information. He is just a sensible down to earth guy just trying to make his way in this world. Poor guy.
2. Kristen Stewart is a good actor. Watching her play Bella at the start put the wkw in awkward. Enunciate girl! But then she became a vampire and she got a thousand times more likeable. Which fits because Bella was always out of place as a human and felt right being a vampire. Bravo Kristen.
3. Rosalie is the most sensible person in the movies. We already touched on Charlie who is also pretty sensible, but I want to shout out to Rosalie because she is portrayed as a bitch for saying what everybody should have been thinking but weren't.
4. There were some problematic relationship tropes but there was also some good relationships demonstrated. Charlie and Renee were mature and civil. Carlisle and esme were living partners, Alice and jasper supported one another and were very intune. Even Bella and Edwards relationship takes leaps and bounds from the beginning. Yes it had a TERRIBLE beginning and a problematic premise, but after they got married I think they became partners, and the power differential noticeably decreased.
5. The idea of Imprinting worked well to create a happy ever after but I don't think it would hold up well to scrutiny. Extrapolate the concept and it's like Swiss cheese.
6. When I first started watching I remembered that I used to think jasper was attractive and I couldn't see why, by the end of the movies I was back to my original opinion. Strong silent ex army boy who is loyal and competent does it for me maybe? Actually yes, that makes a lot of sense haha
Studio Manager James Birtwistle is working his magic at the desk to match Maxim Vengerov's pretty exacting demands for the sound of his performance.
& i enjoy this dirt beneath my feet
the grime between my toes
it lets me know
I am here, on this earth.
Alive and well
intune with my surroundings
I enjoy my dirty feet
Conductor and founder of Les Arts Florissants, William Christie joined Sean Rafferty in the studio to talk about Le Jardins de voix academy and Les Arts Florissants' upcoming concert at the Barbican. See details of this programme
Father and daugther.
I saw him making faces and playing with her, it just melted my heart. As I was stuffing my face with a nyc pretzel with mustrad, I loaded my camera with more film and just started clicking away. I was prolly just about 15 feet away. He was so intuned with her not to notice much around him.
Washington Square Park, NYC
This is for all the mom's, dad's and grandpartent's of flickr
Specs:
Minolta Maxxum 70
75-300mm lens
Kodak 400 TMY
Print Scan
crop ps 7
Sean Rafferty talked to folk musicians Ceri Matho, Christine Cooper and Daniel Huws about their new CD of Welsh folk music on the Washington based Smithsonian label. See details of this programme
James O' Donnell, Organist and Master of the Choristers at Westminster Abbey, discusses his forthcoming performance of Handel's Messiah. See details of this programme
if I knew how to whistle now would be the time to show it off.
only orange rinds are left at the bottom of the coffee cup.
I look out the window and see that grass is blue,
my wings are supposed to be tucked in.
floors are freezing and dinner was light.
I wish Moon were a gentleman and I didn't have to lug this suitcase by myself.
we are traveling in tune for the night.
A letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams taped to the inside a score of the London Symphony. See details of this programme
Pictured is Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, Pat Rabbitte at the announcement that ESB Networks, in partnership with Intune Networks and TSSG (WIT), have secured 3.3million euro in EU funding under the FINESCE smart energy project to explore how future internet technologies can be applied to advance smart energy systems. The funding was awarded following a competitive process with other EU states, and the Irish partners were selected on the basis of the potential savings their projects could deliver to consumers across the European Union.The Irish trials are among seven field trials taking place across Europe under the FINESCE project.Within the Irish trials, Irish partners ESB, Intune Networks and TSSG (WIT) will team up with European partners Ericsson, Alcatel Lucent, Orange Labs, Alstom and the RWTH research centre to test the application of advanced internet technologies and architectures to support smart grid requirements in two main areas: The first will look at how dynamic control of electric vehicle charging can be used to balance the electricity system. The second will explore how utilities can use advanced optical burst telecommunications switching technology to enhance the functionality and efficiency of their network. Photo Chris Bellew /Copyright Fennell Photography 2013.
Outside Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Sean Rafferty interviews Louise Mitchell about UNESCO City of Music status for Glasgow. See details of this programme
Vengerov hasn't performed for four years. He returned to performance today exclusively on In Tune and we filmed the event. The video will be ready tomorrow.
Tenor Toby Spence is accompanied by Graham Johnson in the studio as they give a preview of their upcoming recital at London's Wigmore Hall. See details of this programme
I did an interview today with Sean Rafferty for the BBC on his show, "In Tune". I showed up straight off the train from Paris, without a clue about who else would be on the show - to my immense, astonished surprise, the other guest was YO YO MA! (Seriously. Yo. Yo. Maaaaa!!!!) He played live on the show - and he played lavishly, luxuriously, emotionally, beautifully - there aren't enough superlatives in existence to capture what he brought into the studio. But more importantly, he was generosity incarnate and the most bubbly, wonderful, funny, warm human being. It was, by far, one of the very coolest hours of my life!
If you're interested, you can tune in for one week from today on the BBC Website and listen to the interview:
Ahead of two concerts in London, pianist James Rhodes talking about the extraordinary story of his debut recording. See details of this programme
The Doric String Quartet performed works by Haydn and Korngold live in the studio. See details of this programme
Pictured is Pat O’Doherty, Chief Executive of ESB , Jerry O’Sullivan, Managing Director of ESB Networks and Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, Pat Rabbitte, TD at the announcement that ESB Networks, in partnership with Intune Networks and TSSG (WIT), have secured 3.3million euro in EU funding under the FINESCE smart energy project to explore how future internet technologies can be applied to advance smart energy systems. The funding was awarded following a competitive process with other EU states, and the Irish partners were selected on the basis of the potential savings their projects could deliver to consumers across the European Union.The Irish trials are among seven field trials taking place across Europe under the FINESCE project.Within the Irish trials, Irish partners ESB, Intune Networks and TSSG (WIT) will team up with European partners Ericsson, Alcatel Lucent, Orange Labs, Alstom and the RWTH research centre to test the application of advanced internet technologies and architectures to support smart grid requirements in two main areas: The first will look at how dynamic control of electric vehicle charging can be used to balance the electricity system. The second will explore how utilities can use advanced optical burst telecommunications switching technology to enhance the functionality and efficiency of their network. Photo Chris Bellew /Copyright Fennell Photography 2013.
One of the BBC Radio Outside Broadcast trucks sits in the shadow of Birmingham Town Hall ready for the live broadcast of In Tune. See details of this programme
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