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Fruzsina Molnár by © Philip Blythman

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Kizzy Edgell | Vingt Sept | Philip Blythman | August 2023

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Blythman, Mark & Lohr, Cheryl & Sims, Colleen & Morris, Keith. (2020). Translocation of golden bandicoots, Isoodon auratus barrowensis, from a fenced enclosure to unfenced managed land on Matuwa (formally Lorna Glen) in September 2015: Final report. 10.13140/RG.2.2.20749.15846.

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Phantom Australia:

Performers returning to the show.

1- Josh Piterman, Phantom in London 2019-2020 - Phantom in Australia

2- Amy Manford, Alternate Christine in London 2017-2019 & Christine in Greece 2020 - Christine in Australia

3- Bridget Costello, Swing & Christine understudy & alternate in London 2016-2020 - Christine Alternate & Princess in Hannibal in Australia

4- Paul Tabone, Piangi in London 2016-2020 & Squelch in Love Never Dies Australia/Germany 2011-2012/2015-2016 - Piangi in Australia

5- David Whitney, Andre in the Australian production in 1992 & 1996 - Firmin in Australia

6- Troy Sussman, Swing in the Australian production in 1993-1996 - Auctioneer in Australia

7- Paul Whiteley, Passarino & Phantom understudy in World Tour 2012-2016 - Passarino in Australia

8- Andrew Dunne, Swing in Australia Tour 1997-1998 - Lefevre & Fire Chief in Australia

9- Eleanor Blythman, Swing in London 2010-2013 & ensemble in Royal Albert Hall - Swing in Australia

10- Christina Gibbs, Ballet Chorus in Germany 2015-2016 - Ballet Chorus in Australia

Pictures: performers social media, Phantom Australia website

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John Blitheman (c. 1525 – 23 May 1591)

English composer and organist. The Fitzwilliam Virginal Book, which includes the third of his Gloria tibi Trinitas settings, gives his forename as William. However, Chapel Royal records from 1558 to 1590 consistently refer to John Blitheman, and there can be little doubt that this was the composer's name.

Nothing is known about his early life. In 1555 he was chaplain at Christ Church, Oxford, becoming master of the choristers there in 1564. From 1585 until his death he was appointed organist of the Chapel Royal (succeeding Thomas Tallis), where John Bull was both his pupil and successor. He died in London in 1591 and is buried at St Nicholas Olave, Queenhithe. The great majority of Blitheman's works is included in The Mulliner Book, where he is represented by fifteen pieces. One of his In nomines, dating from before 1591, displays the earliest known example of triplet figuration in English keyboard music. (Wikipedia)

From our stacks: “’Gloria Tibi Trinitas’ William Blitheman. (Gentleman and Organist of Queen Elizabeth’s Chapel. His epitaph is given in Stow’s Survey of London, edit. 1633, from which it appears that he died in 1591.) From Thomas Mulliner’s Booke for ye Virginalls, collated with another copy in Lady Neville’s Virginal Book; both MSS. in the possession of the author.” from The Pianoforte, Its Origin, Progress, and Construction; with some account of instruments of the same class which preceded it; viz. the Clavichord, the Virginal, the Spinet, the Harpsichord, etc. To which is added a selection of interesting Specimens of Music composed for keyed-stringed instruments, by Blitheman, Byrd, Bull, Frescobaldi, Dumont, Chambonnières, Lully, Purcell, Muffat, Couperin, Kuhnau, Scarlatti, Seb. Bach, Mattheson, Handel, C. P. Emanuel Bach, etc. By Edward F. Rimbault, LL.D. London: Robert Cocks and Co., 1860.

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Joanna Blythman is one of Britain’s best food critics and a couple of years ago she went on a mission to get behind the scenes of processed food. She had to work to find companies willing to talk to her, and on a couple of occasions used fake IDs to get into industry fairs.

It’s a brilliantly written book, though it makes you look at everything in a supermarket with a lot of suspicion. She breaks down every aspect of the process of mass produced food and all of the additives and ‘processing aids’ (which are things that are in your food but don’t have to be on the label!) that get used and why.

It’s been a long time since I’ve found a non-fiction book that was utterly absorbing and sucked me right in, but this is one of those and I’m loving it.

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Kaido Racer by Kurt Blythman

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Forever Mountains by Laura Blythman

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Starring: RWB Porsche 911

By Kurt Blythman

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I love every single piece of painted paper in these fabulous dreamscapes by Laura Blythman. You'll find more of her work shared on the blog today: 

http://www.artisticmoods.com/laura-blythman/

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Fruzsina Molnár by © Philip Blythman

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Ordinary Lies  -  BBC One  -  March 17, 2015 - November 22, 2016

Drama (12 episodes)

Running Time:  60 minutes

Stars:

Series 1 (2015)

Max Beesley as Mike Hill

Jo Joyner as Beth Corbin

Michelle Keegan as Tracy Shawcross

Sally Lindsay as Kathy Kavanagh

Shazad Latif as Rick Ahmed (episodes 1—4)

Jason Manford as Marty McLean

Mackenzie Crook as Pete Blythman

Rebecca Callard as Grace,

Series 2 (2016)

Matt Di Angelo as Robert 'Fletch' Fletcher

Kimberley Nixon as Holly Pryce

Rebekah Staton as Wendy Walker

Angela Griffin as Jenna Moss

Joel Fry as Billy 'Toke' Tokington

Con O'Neill as Joe Brierley

Luke Bailey as Ash Driscoll

Jennifer Nicholas as Ally

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Me in Japan Ikea in May and Mr Sheen.

P.S. I'm the bottom one, try not to get confused.

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Living room of artist Laura Blythman, known for her bright, neon watercolor collages and playful illustrations and designs.

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