J.S. Bach BWV1002 Violin Partita No. 1 Sarabande

Typing the to bach and other accented characters in Windows 7, Vista and XP by Meurig Williams

I know I had it in there somewhere, but can't find it this morning.

To bach or circumflex on Welsh keyboard is:<br /> ctrl-alt ^ + letter

Examples of other historians who likely had a zettelkasten method of work.

Rhodes' method is tangentially mentioned by Earle Wilbur Dow as being "notebooks of the old type". https://hypothes.is/a/PuFGWCRMEe2bnavsYc44cg

!- question : strange loop * I'm not sure if I agree with this claim, I'll have to read and see if he can justify it * I would claim instead that language and symbols are even more profoundly entangled, as per Nagarjuna's work * https://hyp.is/go?url=http%3A%2F%2Fdocdrop.org%2Fvideo%2FHRuOEfnqV6g%2F&group=world

cue [[Godel Escher Bach]]'s [[Little Harmonic Labyrinth]]: ends in a pseudo-tonic that never returns back to original [[tonic]]. results in tension dangling from continual musical modulation without resolution

similar to [[linguistic]] structures as well - unconsciously keeping track of constructions and hierarchies within sentences

Cuidado com esta banda. Ela parece muito boa, mas seu maior sucesso é um álbum chamado "Concerto Grosso", que na verdade pega o já maior álbum de rock da história (o Concerto de Brandenburgo número 2 de Bach) e adiciona guitarras e bateria (o que só o torna pior, mas ainda assim muito superior a qualquer música de rock progressivo), ganhando uma música ótima de graça e enganando os fãs.

I'd like to know more about John Tavener's journey to Russian Orthodoxy, his criticism of Western Christianity, including Bach, and then his final return to Bach.

Hmmm....I'm going to have to listen to BWV 159.

Clearly, John Eliot Gardiner's involvement with Bach's music has been in with the passions, masses, and cantatas. Still, it would have been revealing to read Gardiner's take on Bach's instrumental work.