#Baroque Christmas Music

[haveyouheardthisband]

[gasparodasalo]

Happy Holidays, and Merry Christmas!

Francesco Durante (1684-1755) - Ad presepe venite "Pastorale e Mottetto per la nativitate Jesu Christe" in G-Major, I. Ad presepe. Performed by Roberta Mameli, soprano, Urusula Eittinger, alto, Andreas Post, tenor, Stephan MacLeod, bass, and Michael Alexander Willens/Kölner Akademie on period instruments.

[davidbeardmusic]

'I Am the resurrection' https://www.pond5.com/royalty-free-music/146840199

'I Am the resurrection' https://www.pond5.com/royalty-free-music/146840199

A heavenly, beautiful, religious, melancholic, relaxing, slow-paced vocal sound of a Humming Choir performing music from the Baroque period of William Croft (1678 – 1727); being an interpretation of the first part of his Anthem ‘I Am the Resurrection’. Original performance directions for the gentle voices of Treble, Alto, Tenor and Bass include “Slowly and with Dignified Solemnity”. For presentations of patriotic or religious projects, drone footage, Medieval themes, video production, history and documentaries, projects on Royalty, Ceremony, Grand Public Occasion, Country Houses, Stately Homes, Home and Garden, Impressive Architecture, Period Costume Dramas, Elizabethan, Tudor etc. Applicable to the creation of film, television, theatre, podcast, commercials, documentaries, film trailer cues, history programs, advertising, impressive buildings, holy and mysterious imagery, church, cathedral, christmas, funerals etc.

[iamlisteningto]

Clarissa Connelly’s Tech Duinn

[tattooed-daises]

Christmas Quartet at the Katholische Kirche St. Peter (25.12.2022)

[katiajewelbox]

Holiday music from a simpler age.

[tangerinebonfire]

When I first heard this it sounded like Christmas music to me, and I realized that's because the only examples of many older classical and baroque styles of music that are widely played anymore are traditional holiday songs.

Which leads to the inevitable conclusion that in 200 years the music of the 2000s will be entirely represented by "All I Want for Christmas is You" and "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch".

Children of 2200 will probably not know what a Christmas tree or a termite is but they will love these songs.

[mrbacf]

Alessandro Grandi: Venetian Christmas Vespers, complete. Voices of Music

[mycosylivingroom]

@aloeverawrites

[black-ak9]

Asking different questions of people because I'm bored. Day 1.

How do your vampires (Especially from "Hotel Transylvania") feel about art and culture?

Some of my headcanons about them is about them artistic part.

They love classical, baroque, romantic music, etc. It's from their time, of course. Why do you think they resurrected the zombies Mozart, Bach and Beethoven?🎻🎹❣️

The musical impact on humans was such that many monsters wanted to learn to play their works and continue their musical education. (Drac learned to play the violin, piano, ukelele, guitar and a little bit of cello + sing)(Martha learned to play the piano, a little bit of the violin + sing)(Mavis likes play the guitar and a bit of piano, bass + sing)✨

(Vlad... That man knows a little bit of everything about instruments, he just doesn't like to mention it, until suddenly he play the Devil's Sonata. LOL 🌟

Every vampire had at least once in his life a painting class, but most importantly: dance. Waltzing and dancing were famous and common. 💃

They enjoy some cultural traditions, as they find the human mind curious and how far they can go with their ✝️⚔️ like halloween, Samhain, Christmas but with Krampus, new year, Solstices (It depends on what country and beliefs they are)

They often believe that some human customs are absurd, so they just limit themselves to observing or ignoring them (such as some celebration of a saint)🦗

They even take the liberty of mixing some things up.

[haveyouheardthisband]

[gasparodasalo]

Happy Holidays, and Merry Christmas!

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) - Cantata: "Schmücke dich, o liebe Seele," BWV 180, I. Chorale Fantasia: Schmücke dich, o liebe Seele. Performed by Concerto Vocale de Leipzig and Christophe Coin/Ensemble Baroque Limoges on period instruments.

[thebrightmillenial]

SAM WINCHESTER HEADCANONS

Sam Winchester is left handed.

He is lactose intolerant, which isn't confirmed but is also my headcanon and I am keeping it because I can.

He enjoys forensics, chemistry, law, english and theater - particularly law and forensics, but is really skilled in english which is mostly canon.

Not a huge fan of tattoos, but still got his along with Dean after Sam got possessed by Meg.

His favorite scent is grass and old books. He just finds it comforting and reminds him back of Stanford, when he and Jess would sit together under a tree, on the grass, reading books. Total silence, but still no time was being wasted.

He can't enjoy being around cats. He just doesn't like them. There isn't really a reason or a trauma behind it. He sees a cat, he keeps his distance if he is given the chance.

Sam feels relatively anxious if he can't understand something. This will sometimes cause him to chew on his nails or even obsess over the problem in question to no end.

The reason his wifi is exceptionally good is because he actually befriended a witch. The deal was an essay in exchange for all wifi bars anytime he needed. This isn't my headcanon but I love it.

He is able to draw really well, but only when he has visions about it.

Sam sleeps mostly laying on his stomach but sometimes feels comfortable sleeping on his right side.

Mostly vegetarian - once or twice he will break the rule but he likes to keep to that diet.

He actively searches hunting lore. He doesn't fully hate hunting itself. He just hates not being given the choice.

This is more canon than not, but if you want to read Sam Winchester's emotions, look at his eyes. What his face won't show, his eyes will immediately show as much as he tries to hide it.

Sam can't stand to talk about himself without talking about other people's problem's first. The moment he tries, he finds himself struggling to get the words out.

He is non-binary bisexual, but really can't care much about the labels.

He will always finish what he starts and avoids making promises he can't keep.

Sam absolutely loves dogs and if he can, he will stop to pet one.

Sam's favorite colors are powder blue, brown, white, black and gray-green and his favorite season is autumn

He seeks control for himself. He needs to be able to feel in control of his life, thoughts and actions, since people are always depriving him of that, which then becomes an issue with the entire Ruby situation (she made him think he was in control).

Sam's playlist is very strange. He'll listen to Bon Jovi, Amanda Palmer, Celine Dion, but would probably enjoy some styles of classic romantic music or baroque on certain days.

He's the type that would listen to christmas songs in June. Especially Frank Sinatra.

He is sometimes able to sense ghosts in his presence - this has been something that he's felt since he was a kid but had nobody to tell (he feared Dean would be upset with him)

He would definitely shamelessly listen to Adele.

Jess taught Sam how to knit, or at least started teaching him.

Sam is actually a decent cook.

Sam's friend group at Stanford was Luis, Jess, Brady, Zach and Rebecca.

They sometimes went over to Zach's and Rebecca's just to play Mario Kart and watch movies all day after their exams.

Their group photos burned down along with Jess so Sam never had the chance to retrieve them.

Sam was actually really short until he turned 17-18. His growth spurt came out of nowhere.

Sam had to wear knee braces during most of his time at Stanford.

Autistic with some slight OCD

[davidbeardmusic]

The Majestic, Elegant, Ornate, Baroque composition of William Croft (1678 – 1727). An interpretation of the 3rd part of the Anthem ‘Sing Unto God, O Ye Kingdoms’ played as a duet of Harpsichord and Oboe. Enjoy x

For media use License here:

https://www.pond5.com/royalty-free-music/132386023

Thank you.

Useful cue for patriotic or religous projects, drone footage, video production, history, documentaries, projects on Royalty, Ceremony, Grand Public Occasion, Country Houses, Stately Homes, Home and Garden, Period Dramas etc.

[travelingare]

📍Prague, Czech Republic

Experience the enchanting winter holiday season in Prague,captured beautiful by 📸@peter.cech.photography.

Prague the capital of the Czech Republic transforms into a winter fairy tale with its stunning architecture and festive decorations.

The city's Christmas markets, particularly the one in Old Town Square, are a highlight of the season. Traditional wooden stalls offer everything from handmade gifts to warm, spiced mulled wine and trdelník, a local sweet pastry.

Prague's historic landmarks, such as Prague Castle and Charles Bridge, are decorated with lights, adding to the magical atmosphere. The city's Gothic and Baroque architecture provides a picturesque backdrop for the festive season. Enjoy the sounds of Christmas carols and classical music concerts filling the air in churches and concert halls, enhancing the city's festive spirit. Stroll along the Vltava River or the snow-covered streets to fully appreciate Prague's winter charm. City parks, such as Petřín Hill, become peaceful spots to enjoy the snowy scenery.

Il Indulge in Czech winter cuisine, known for its hearty and comforting dishes, in the cozy warmth of Prague's cafes and restaurants.

[larmegliamori]

1, 16 and 23 for the music asks 🎶

1: A song you like with a color in the title

The song itself is really catchy and immersive, and the music video a masterpiece. Instant banger.

16: One of your favorite classical songs

I heard it for the first time during a Christmas concert some years ago and, needless to say, I was blown away: it really encompasses the force, even the brutality of winter. Plus I'm weak for violins ✨

23: A song that you think everybody should listen to

If you ever feel down, this song's hopeful lyrics and catchy rhythm will give you an instant serotonin boost.