#Terry Wey

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Remember the mid-‘90s American infomercial of BBC’s language learning video series Muzzy? The female announcer said of the children watching one of the videos in the background, “That’s French they’re speaking, but those children aren’t French; they’re American.”

If I were to reword the announcer’s words regarding the kids from the Classical Christian school in Monroe, Louisiana - Geneva Academy - that’s German they are singing. But neither one of those upper middle and high schoolers are trained in the great British choirs (such as King’s College alumni Charles Daniels and Michael Chance) nor are aspiring to pursue early music degrees at Schola Cantorum Basilinesis when they grow up.

They are American kids who have varying aspirations, trained in the Kodály music education method.

Though this article is primarily geared towards classical Christian schools, you neither have to be a choral director of one nor be a student to learn something from Jarrod Richey’s article! It’s worth a read!

And I’m hoping that anyone of you classical music-loving Tumblrions in the Northeastern Louisiana area (or are moving there) would form a historically-informed practice (HIP) ensemble. Maybe those above kids could sing with it in the near future…

Speaking of Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott, BWV 80, here’s a professional performance of this Bach cantata. The now-passed concert featured modern instruments and a female mezzo-soprano in the alto-tenor duet. However, this below video features replicas of the 18th century predecessors of the modern instruments the Monroe Symphony Orchestra played upon. The alto in the duet is a male countertenor.

Happy listening and watching!

Choir and Orchestra of the J. S. Bach Foundation

Rudolf Lutz - Conductor

Soloists:

Soprano: Dorothee Mields

Countertenor: Terry Wey

Tenor: Bernhard Berchtold

Bass: Klaus Mertens

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Art by terry wei

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In the end what you don't surrender, the world just strips away

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Painting Tiger Clan by terry wei

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I enjoy all design

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I think a big reason that wangxian and ineffable husbands are my fav ships is because they’re perfectly moldeable to basically any fanfic trope. Like either one could be the tattoo artist or the florist and it makes sense for their character, they can also be enemies to lovers, or childhood (term is being used loosely for immortals) friends to lovers, either could own a coffee shop and it works too. Their dynamic is so multifaceted that it works in any scenario. Mutual pining? Yes. Accidental marriage? Absolutely. Time travel?? Yeah, probably.

So yeah, I just love wangxian and ineffable husbands so much.

[theineffableoystercatcher]

Nie Huaisang: Wen Chao has got some papers to prove he's a human being.

Wei Wuxian: Forged?

Nie Huaisang: I don't think so.

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Cdrama: A League of Nobleman (2023)

A League of Nobleman #君子盟 #jingboran #songweilong #cdrama

Watch this video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fGJbxaYPh5w

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Wei Wuxian skipped that chapter. And probably several others.

“Carrot picked up a torn copy of Woddeley’s Occult Primer. Several loose pages fell out. Angua picked one up. ‘“Chapter Fifteen, Elementary Necromancy”,’ she read aloud. ‘“Lesson One: Correct Use of Shovel …”’”

— Terry Pratchett, Jingo (via discworldquotes)

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Art by terry wei

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Practice by Terry Wei

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Emerald - No Roots City 3 by Terry Wei

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Painting Tiger Clan by terry wei