Tag Archives: Culture

TAAD | Mindset is the new interface.

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AFRICAN ACTIVITIES | Here at Mela today and tomorrow. Come join us to create today and drum tomorrow. #africanactivities #southamptonmela #southamptonmelafestival

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Eduardo Ihidoype | Rhythm dance is always a crowd pleaser and this group of dancers have worked really hard to keep up the standard of excellence! We are incredibly proud of them 💚🤍🧡🖤 by @mcconnelldance Irish Dance with Manitoba’s largest and oldest Irish Dance School

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Sara Porpino | 🥲 Covering the song “Foguete” – performed by Mariene de Castro and also Maria Bethânia – which was composed by Roque Ferreira and Joviniano José Velloso Barrêto

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Mangueira | 👑 Tem que ser de fé, tem que ter raiz… Evelyn Bastos {👑 It has to be of faith, it has to have roots… Evelyn Bastos}

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The Middle East interval: Aug 2nd

I just did a composition called Middle East Fantasy. I initially wrote it to show how the augmented 2nd interval is used in music, but I ended up doing more because I got interested in the musical idea. When a … Continue reading →

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I wonder who lives here

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The Mystery of England’s Oldest Name

Throughout history, both modern and medieval, Welsh history has been unfortunately malleable, often falling victim to hoaxes and mistakes. Today, I seek to trace the origins of a myth I have seen going around the internet for years, that the … Continue reading →

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The Greensleeves Project

A new look at the well known Tudor ballad of Greensleeves, this video shows all the gifts presented to My Lady Greensleeves by her would-be lover. Often thought of as a romantic song, associated with Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, … Continue reading →

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Who Was Greensleeves? An Extraordinary Reconstruction of Her Clothes

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BBC Radio 4 – In Our Time, Civility: talking with those who disagree with you

On the value of keeping conversations going with opponents, from the Reformation onwards Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the idea that Civility, in one of its meanings, is among the most valuable social virtues: the skill to discuss topics that … Continue reading →

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What actually is a Piccadilly?

The question I’ve never heard anyone ask, but I decided to answer anyway… what is a Piccadilly? Subscribe for more. There’s a London Underground line, a street, a major landmark, major train station, and in turn multiple shops and businesses … Continue reading →

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