#trumpetti

[oocmuumit]

heräsit kesken talviunen kuin muumipeikko ja pikku myy :3

Joo Myy tuli riehumaan mun huoneeseen :(

[thepiecesofcait]

[trumpetty backing to the Innkeepers Song]

[scotianostra]

On January 7th 1661 six ‘grave makers’ were paid £18 Scots for ‘raising’ the “mangled torso” of  James Graham, Marquess of Montrose.

I love posts like this, in the first instance it is in my opinion a very interesting story, and in the second, I can just lift a large section of the information needed for the post straight from the records held by the Scottish Records Office.

There were actually two bodies, for the remains of Sir William Hay of Dalgety, executed along with Montrose, were retrieved at the same time. Robert Johnstone was paid £3 for showing the burial place, where the exhumation took place by torchlight. Surgeons washed the bones, wrapped them in cloth, and placed them in coffins. The coffins were covered with ‘two best velvet mortcloths’, for which John Kniblo, a local merchant, was paid £24, including ‘drink money’, a customary additional payment for work.

The accounts also show that 100 planks (‘daills’) were made into scaffolding and a stage ‘for the trumpeters for the down taking of my lord Marques head’ from the spike on the Tolbooth, where it had been since his execution on May 21st 1650. 

After the coffin containing Montrose’s remains lay in state at Holyrood Abbey for eight weeks, a magnificent funeral took place on 11th May 1661. His remains were buried in St Giles. They were disturbed by later alterations, but after Queen Victoria expressed astonishment in 1886 on seeing a simple slab inscribed ‘Montrose 1661’, the place was marked more formally.  Victoria also paid for a new marker for King James III at Cambuskenneth a year before. 

The diarist John Nicoll wrote the following eye witness account of the days “event" 

"[A guard of honour of four captains with their companies, all of them in] thair armes and displayit colouris, quha eftir a lang space marching up an doun the streitis, went out thaireftir to the Burrow mure quhair his corps wer bureyit, and quhair sundry nobles and gentrie his freindis and favorites, both hors and fute wer thair attending; and thair, in presence of sundry nobles, earls, lordis, barones and otheris convenit for the tyme, his graif [grave] was raisit, his body and bones taken out and wrappit up in curious clothes and put in a coffin, quhilk, under a canopy of rich velwet, wer careyit from the Burrow-mure to the Toun of Edinburgh; the nobles barones and gentrie on hors, the Toun of Edinburgh and many thousandis besyde, convoyit these corpis all along, the callouris [colours] fleying, drums towking [beating], trumpettis sounding, muskets cracking and cannones from the Castell roring; all of thame walking on till thai come to the Tolbuith of Edinburgh, frae the quhilke his heid wes very honorablie and with all dew respectis taken doun and put within the coffin under the cannopie with great acclamation and joy; all this tyme the trumpettis, the drumes, cannouns, gunes, the displayit cullouris geving honor to these deid corps. From thence all of thame, both hors and fute, convoyit these deid corps to the Abay Kirk of Halyrudhous quhair he is left inclosit in ane yll [aisle] till forder ordour be by his Majestie and Estaites of Parliament for the solempnitie of his Buriall"

The account of Robert Rae’s expenses as seen in the pic, and as I mentioned at the start, are held by the National Records of Scotland.  Not all James Graham’s remains are in the High Kirk of Edinburgh, his heart was missing, having been removed by sympathisers in 1650, embalmed and kept safe. (Much later, the heart went missing and was lost.) Also missing was his right arm, it was nailed to the gates of Dundee and later was carried off to England, some of the remains are seen in the third pic. The final pic is his last resting place in St Giles.

[feunnec]

honestly whenever i hear bg music thats jazzy and trumpetty

i just assume its from persona

[shitpost-suomi]

covfefeiini

[hauskojakuvia]

Hänellä on paljon helmiä täyspitkä nainen sateenvarjo

[muumihelvetti]

Miks trump saastuttaa mun telkkariani Kaikkoa, sinä doriton ja löyhkälahnan epäpyhä äpärä

[edelwary]

Dysphoria anon- that last thing you said "Sweet anon, it's gonna be alright" sent me flying off the cliff i was holding onto. I just, thank you so much. I fell of the cliff, but i flew once i let go. So just, thanks so much. But yeah! Enough with sappy-ness, im going on a trip with my friends friday-sunday, it's gonna be great. I know it. -🎺 (yeah it's been 🎺 anon all along)

ngl i knew it was you trumpetty ! I love you, i hope u doin alright !! have fun and be safe on your trip !!! 

[aaltjelng]

Langblr reactivation challenge, Week 1 day 4, Make a vocabulary list📃

Klassieke muziek - Klassinen musiikki - Classical music 🎼

Nederlands - suomi - English

De muziek - musiikki - music

Het stuk - kappale - piece

De compositie - sävellys - composition

De musicant, de musicus - muusikko - musician

De zanger - laulaja - singer

Het ensemble - yhtye - ensemble

De pianist - pianisti - pianist

Het koor - kuoro - choir

De uitvoorder, de performer - esiintyjä - performer

Het orkester - orkesteri - orchestra

Het strijkorkester - jousiorkesteri - string orchestra

De opera - ooppera - opera

De componist - säveltäjä - composer

De arrangeur - sovittaja - arranger

De dirigent - kapellimestari - conductor

De radio - radio

Zingen - laulaa - to sing

Spelen - soittaa - to play

Componeren - säveltää - to compose

Sovittaa - to arrange

Improviseren - improvisoida - to improvise

Luisteren (naar) - kuunnella (jtk) - to listen (to)

Het genre -tyylilaji - genre

Klassiek - klassinen - classical

Het instrument - soitin, instrumentti - instrument

Kantele - kantele, kannel - kantele

De harp - harppu - harp

De piano - piano - piano

De vleugelpiano, de vleugel - flyygeli - grand piano

Het orgel - urut - organ

De accordeon - harmonikka - accordion

De contrabas - kontrbasso - double bass

De gitaar - kitara - guitar

De viool - viulu - violin

De cello - sello - cello

De contrabas - kontrabassso - double bass

De trommel - rumpu - drum

De pauken - patarummut - timpani

De fluit - huilu - flute

De blokfluit - nokkahuilu - recorder

De saxofoon - saksofoni - saxophone

De trompet - trumpetti - trumpet 

De noot - nuotti - note (visual)

De toon - sävel - note (auditory)

De sleutel (?) - nuottiavain - clef

De melodie - melodia - melody

De harmonie - harmonia - harmony

Het ritme - rytmi - rhythm

De schaal (?) - asteikko - scale

De repetitie - harjoitukset - rehearsal

De tournee - kiertue - tour

Het concert - konsertti - concert

Het optreden - keikka - gig

Het publiek - yleisö - audience

Het podium - lava - stage

Muzikaal - musikaalinen - musical

Inspired by @tealingual 's music vocabulary list!

[windynebula]

Also speaking of words, the finnish word for “beach”, “ranta” came to Finland from the Swedish word “strand” around the middle ages. Back then, Finns found it hard to pronounce if a word had three consonants at the start of the word so they dropped the S and T off, and because “rant” sounds unnatural in a Finnish mouth, it had to end in a vowel, preferably a vowel that already was in the word, so in this case A. So, “strand” became “ranta”.

Of course, as time went on, Finns became more comfortable with saying words that started with two consonants (trumpetti) or even three consonants (strategia).

[finnish-art-gallery]

Kaksi sotilasta padan vieressä, vasemmalla kori ja kaksi pulloa, oikealla trumpetti, taustalla kaksi hevosta., Anders Ekman, Finnish National Gallery

http://kokoelmat.fng.fi/app?si=A+II+985%3A161

[moonouns]

Polttopaska on sanoo et Trumpetti on hyvä mies

Is this about Endeavor Trump Supporter by chance

[scotianostra]

On January 7th 1661, six ‘grave makers’ were paid £18 Scots for ‘raising’ the "mangled torso" of  James Graham, Marquess of Montrose.

There were actually two bodies, for the remains of Sir William Hay of Dalgety, executed along with Montrose, were retrieved at the same time. Robert Johnstone was paid £3 for showing the burial place, where the exhumation took place by torchlight. Surgeons washed the bones, wrapped them in cloth, and placed them in coffins. The coffins were covered with ‘two best velvet mortcloths’, for which John Kniblo, a local merchant, was paid £24, including ‘drink money’, a customary additional payment for work.

The accounts also show that 100 planks (‘daills’) were made into scaffolding and a stage ‘for the trumpeters for the down taking of my lord Marques head’ from the spike on the Tolbooth, where it had been since his execution on May 21st 1650. 

After the coffin containing Montrose’s remains lay in state at Holyrood Abbey for eight weeks, a magnificent funeral took place on 11 May 1661. His remains were buried in St Giles. They were disturbed by later alterations, but after Queen Victoria expressed astonishment in 1886 on seeing a simple slab inscribed ‘Montrose 1661’, the place was marked more formally.  Victoria also paid for a new marker for King James III at Cambuskenneth a year before. 

The diarist John Nicoll wrote the following eye witness account of the days "event" 

[A guard of honour of four captains with their companies, all of them in] thair armes and displayit colouris, quha eftir a lang space marching up an doun the streitis, went out thaireftir to the Burrow mure quhair his corps wer bureyit, and quhair sundry nobles and gentrie his freindis and favorites, both hors and fute wer thair attending; and thair, in presence of sundry nobles, earls, lordis, barones and otheris convenit for the tyme, his graif [grave] was raisit, his body and bones taken out and wrappit up in curious clothes and put in a coffin, quhilk, under a canopy of rich velwet, wer careyit from the Burrow-mure to the Toun of Edinburgh; the nobles barones and gentrie on hors, the Toun of Edinburgh and many thousandis besyde, convoyit these corpis all along, the callouris [colours] fleying, drums towking [beating], trumpettis sounding, muskets cracking and cannones from the Castell roring; all of thame walking on till thai come to the Tolbuith of Edinburgh, frae the quhilke his heid wes very honorablie and with all dew respectis taken doun and put within the coffin under the cannopie with great acclamation and joy; all this tyme the trumpettis, the drumes, cannouns, gunes, the displayit cullouris geving honor to these deid corps. From thence all of thame, both hors and fute, convoyit these deid corps to the Abay Kirk of Halyrudhous quhair he is left inclosit in ane yll [aisle] till forder ordour be by his Majestie and Estaites of Parliament for the solempnitie of his Buriall

The account of Robert Rae’s expenses as seen in the pic are held by the National Records of Scotland.  Not all James Graham's remains are in the High Kirk of Edinburgh, his heart was missing, having been removed by sympathisers in 1650, embalmed and kept safe. (Much later, the heart went missing and was lost.) Also missing was his right arm, it was nailed to the gates of Dundee and later was carried off to England, as seen in the third pic.

[lily-learns-finnish]

Lainasanat

hotelli - hotel 

viski - whiskey 

kahvi - coffee

tee - tea

kompakti - compact (adj.)

automaattinen - automatic (adj.)

energinen - energetic (adj.)

normaali - normal (adj.)

idiootti - idiot 

kompassi - compass 

vaasi - vase

fiilis - vibe, feeling 

pinkki - pink

violetti - violet 

internet - internet 

netti - the net, internet 

presidentti - president 

ministeri - minister

poliisi - police 

armeija - army 

ambulanssi - ambulance

okei - ok 

viini - wine 

pingviini - penguin 

pulssi - pulse 

klovni - clown 

supermarketti - supermarket

majoneesi - mayonnaise 

ketsuppi - ketchup

muki - mug 

kuppi - cup

limonadi - lemonade 

shampoo - shampoo

moottori - motor 

bussi - bus 

rooli - role 

museo - museum 

kioski - kiosk

trumpetti - trumpet

saksofoni - saxophone

ooppera - opera 

teatteri - theatre

instrumentti - instrument 

konsertti - concert 

festivaali - festival 

halli - hall

disko - disco

filmi - film

paperi - paper

tennis - tennis 

golf - golf 

maraton - marathon 

treeni - training 

stereotyyppi - stereotype 

tyyppi - type, dude

jokeri - joker

gootti - goth 

punkkari - punk, punk rocker 

dokumentti - document, documentary 

draama - drama

komedia - comedy

blogi - blog

tekniikka - technique, technology 

metodi - method

budjetti - budget

projekti - project 

akrobatia - acrobatics

bisnes - business

seksi - sex

penis - penis

vagina - vagina 

tomaatti - tomato

salaatti - salad, lettuce

grilli - a grill, bbq

filosofia - philosophy 

fysiikka - physics

akustiikka - acoustics

historia - history

biologia - biology 

psykologia - psychology 

meikki - makeup

koodi - code

pin-koodi - pin code

portti - gate, port (electronics) 

televisio - television 

kamera - camera 

mikroskooppi - microscope

stetoskooppi - stethoscope

konferenssi - conference 

prosessi - process 

prosentti - percent

raportti - report 

oppositio - opposition (i.e. politcal parties)

motivaatio - motivation 

luuseri - loser

moderni - modern

läppäri - laptop 

planeetta - planet 

teini - teen (i.e. teenager) 

operaatio - operation 

idoli - idol

eliitti- elite 

turisti - tourist 

maksimi - maximum

rituaali - ritual

[kirpputorikisalli]

#nuutajärvi #kajfranck #trumpetti #lasit 4kpl/30€, #lahti #kirpputori #kirpputorikisälli #antiikki #antiikkikauppa #juhokusti #retro #vintage (paikassa Kirpputori Kisälli)

[252evs-blog]

tried to watch the new TESO trailer but got bored 20 seconds in