Category Archives: Music

  1. The Doctor. The Disaster. The Drone. (Three Unrelated Theories)

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    October 13, 2014 by lucieromarin

    Last week, while absorbed in the thought that the majestic, aristocratic, nuanced, heart-rending Peter Capaldi is most certainly the best …
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  2. Suffering, Sewing, Sentiment: Notes from a Week

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    September 13, 2014 by lucieromarin

    I wanted to tell you the story of how my hair fell out and then grew back. Then I realised …
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  3. Linkage

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    August 4, 2014 by lucieromarin

    Because I should be writing job applications right now: Here’s the transcript of a debate between Bertrand Russell and Frederick …
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  4. An Assumption Motet

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    July 23, 2014 by lucieromarin

    Speaking of choirs and whatnot, Assumption is not far off, and we’re learning this motet. Obviously, we’re going to sound …
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  5. The View from the Loft

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    July 16, 2014 by lucieromarin

    The obvious piece of advice to give anyone thinking of joining a liturgical choir is this… don’t do it! Are …
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  6. The Triduum Ten, 2014

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    April 21, 2014 by lucieromarin

    The Easter Triduum is done! Here are some things to love about it: 1. Young men amassing It’s like seeing …
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  7. Draw Me, We Shall Run

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    April 15, 2014 by lucieromarin

    My godson is getting married! So, in between Triduum and Easter music, I’m learning the second alto line of this …
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  8. And Here’s the Franciscan Answer to Simonopetra

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    April 4, 2014 by lucieromarin

    And hurray for the men who still send it reverberating off chapel walls!    

  9. Why Men Were Created

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    April 4, 2014 by lucieromarin

    It was so they could do this (listen for the very growly note at the bottom):

  10. My Percussive Advent Note of Humility

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    December 22, 2013 by lucieromarin

    Only four days ago I was thinking faintly contemptuous thoughts about percussionists, wondering if they counted as real musicians. I …
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