[Mermay] Finn - Fanart

And here I am, I haven't been here for a long time, about... wait a minute, what's the date today? The 20th of May?! I haven't appeared for five weeks?!! ... (0_0)  It seems that because of the six-day school week, I was completely lost in time, hehe.In any case, I decided to participate in Mermay and draw Finn, I decided to draw him in a simple style and as for me he turned out to be cute, however, there was a slight difficulty due to the fact that the author seems to have slightly changed the hairstyle of the character and I did not understand how it looks from the front, but I managed to draw something similar to how the author drew Finn from the side and yes, the character didn't mine, but I really liked his design and I can't wait to find out his character (something tells me that he will be inquisitive, and there will be lost human things in his bags)

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Finn© Melody-Inglis

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I also just finished listening to lotr (I do it every summer) and was wondering which audiobook you are listening to. Highly recommend Rob Inglis.

Ah, nice! I'd say I used to read LOTR and The Silmarillion about once a year, so I understand :D

Lemme check... Yup, that's the narrator for the recordings I have. My only 'complaint' is that he sings all of the songs, and because they have such simple, repetitive melodies, I've had the damn Tom Bombadil song stuck in my head for 24 hours. *eye twitch* I may not survive XD;;;

TAFSIR: Risale-i Nur: The Words Collection:The Thirty Second Word .Part 22

  Loving beautiful things in their Maker’s name and in a way remind-ing you of their Creator is a pleasant reflection and will turn your view, which adores beauty, toward the sources of a far more elevat-ed, sacred, and subtler beauty. You will turn from those beautiful works toward the beauty of Divine acts, then to the beauty of Divine Names, and then to the beauty of Divine Attributes and the All-Majestic One’s matchless Beauty. This love is pure pleasure, an act of worship, and a reflection.

   Loving youth because it is a fine blessing of Almighty God, you will spend it in worship and not waste it in dissipation. When you do that, the worship done while you are young yields permanent fruits. Youth disappears, but those fruits remain and you will be protected from the evil consequences of a youth spent in rebellion and dissi-pation. When you grow old, you will concentrate even more on worshipping God and deserve more from Divine Mercy. Unlike the heedless, you will not weep or regret your five or ten years of youth-ful pleasures as you enter the twilight of your life. You will not be like the heedless, who say: “If only my youth would return, I would tell it what old age has made happen to me.”

   Loving such exhibits as spring because they are works of Divine Art means that the pleasure of observing them does not disappear when they are removed, for you can recall the meanings they have left in your mind like gilded letters. Like movie scenes, your imagination and time enable you to take pleasure in seeing them, and your mind refreshes the beauties and meanings of the past spring. In such a case, your love continues to give pleasure and enjoyment and does not become painful and temporary.

   Loving this world in Almighty God’s name makes all of its crea-tures like amiable friends. Seeing it as a tillage for the Hereafter, you find in everything a capital that can be used for the good of your afterlife. Calamity does not scare you, and the transience of your life does not trouble you. You will stay in that guest-house peacefully until your appointed hour. But if you love the world as the heedless do, you will suffocate in a troublesome, calamitous, transient, and fruitless love.

If, after indicating the pleasures and benefits that the kind of love taught in the Qur’an will give here, you want to hear and know such love’s other-worldly results, read the introduction and nine indications that follow:

 Introduction: Through His majestic Divinity, gracious Mercy, supreme Lordship, munificent Caring, vast Power, and subtle Wisdom, Almighty God has equipped the insignificant-sized human body with so many senses and feelings, such a variety of organs and members and systems, and numerous faculties so that He may make each one of us sense and know the innumer-able varieties of His bounties, kinds of His favors, and instances of His Mercy. Also, He has done this so that we can measure and love His Names’ count-less manifestations. Each bodily member, system, and faculty has different types of service and worship as well as different sorts of pleasures, pains, duties, and rewards.

 For example, eyes see the beauties of forms and various miracles of Divine Power in the sphere of sight. Their duty is thoughtful and contem-plative observation and gratitude to the Maker. Everyone knows the pleas-ures and pains particular to sight. Ears perceive different sounds, creation’s sweet melodies, and the subtleties of Divine Mercy in the sphere of hear-ing. They have their own unique type of worship, pleasure, and reward. The sense of smell is aware of Mercy’s subtleties in the sphere of smelling, and also has its own unique pleasure, duty of gratitude, and reward. Like the others, the sense of taste performs many duties of thanksgiving by being aware of the tastes of everything consumed.

 In short, all of our senses, organs, and faculties (e.g., the heart, intel-lect, and spirit) have unique duties, pleasures, and pains. Almighty God, the Absolutely All-Wise One, will undoubtedly reward all of them accord-ingly. Everyone is aware of their immediate rewards in the world. As for their rewards in the Hereafter, as they are briefly proved in the Twelfth Truth of The Tenth Word, the six Fundamentals of The Twenty-Ninth Word, and The Twenty-Eighth Word, they are also either stated explicit-ly or alluded to in the Qur’an, the truest word, the most perfect system, the Word of God, the Sovereign, the All-Glorious, the All-Knowing.

Jaja… es heißt Musik … und wär hat’s erfundän? Nein, nicht die Schweizer. 😉

Kommenden Samstag, 28. April 2018, entern wir im Rahmen der Langen Nacht die Theaterbar Szenerie im Theater Drehleier  und wechseln uns mit dem Programm im Theater jede halbe Stunde ab! Mit von der Partie sind neben unseren Jahreschampions und Gewinnern auch die beiden Macher Michael Bohlmann und Alex Sebastian höchst selbst!

Lasst euch das nicht entgehen …

Michael Bohlmann – Münchner Mundardtext- & Melodienmacher

Honett – betont taktvoll

alex sebastian & band – Dark Pop meets Acoustic

Sebastian Klein – der Meister der perkussiven Gitarre

Ryan Inglis – mitreißend melodiöser Gitarrenpop

Mittelalter Pop hört sich bei ihm aktuell an: Flonoton

19:30 Michael Bohlmann

Bereits im Jahr 1965 gibt er sein erstes ABC (= A-capella-Brüll-Concert) im Kreißsaal der Münchner Taxisklinik. Zwölf Jahre später die Frage seiner Eltern: Wie bekommen wir das Kind von der Glotze weg? Die Antwort: Wir kaufen ihm eine Gitarre! Damit schrammelt er sich seitdem durch’s Leben und schreibt bereits seit seinem 16. Lebensjahr seine eigenen Lieder in bayrischer Mundart.

Die Zutaten seiner Texte bestehen gleichermaßen aus Witz und Wahn, Sentimentalität und Skurrilität sowie einem Schuss Isarwasser. Und immer sind seine Lieder auf der Suche nach der uralten Philosophie vom “Leb’n und leb’n lass’n”. michaelbohlmann.de

20:30 Honett

Tradition muss sein: Auch bei der langen Nacht haben wir einen nicht Musoc-vewandten Gastact: “Ich muss nur noch schnell…!“, so beginnen heutige Geschichten. Leider sind das keine Märchen, sondern die kaum zu fassende Realität. Jeder hetzt, rast und irrt umher. Permanent erreichbar, niemals ganz bei der Sache. Mit charmant skurrilen Texten von Mona Oswald, eingebettet in wunderbare Melodien von Carina Klemm, Kim Mira Meyer, Peter Wegele, (u.a.) wird dieses Phänomen der heutigen Zeit musikalisch auf den Punkt gebracht. Es beschreibt den schnelllebigen Alltagswahnsinn unserer Zeit – wie gewohnt in honetter Manier: betont taktvoll. Um Anschlussterminproblemen vorzubeugen, vergeht die Zeit auch im zweiten Bühnenprogramm von „Honett – betont taktvoll“ wie im Fluge. Garantiert!“ honett-betont-taktvoll.de

21:30 alex sebastian

Blackstar’s ascending heißt das aktuelle Album des Musoc-Machers alex sebastian, das im Januar 2018 erschienen ist. Mit dieser bombastischen Rock/Pop-Platte gingen für den Münchner gleich mehrere musikalische Träume in Erfüllung: Er produzierte sie zusammen mit internationalen Topmusikern, die er bereits sein Leben lang verehrt. So finden sich u.a. Jerry Marotta (u.a. Paul McCartney, Peter Gabriel, Sheryl Crow, …) am Schlagzeug und Tony Levin (John Lennon, Peter Gabriel, David Bowie, …) am Bass wieder.

Da für alex sebastian jeder Gig ein bisschen anders und neu sein muss, stellt er bei der langen Nacht diesmal neue und alte Stücke in reduziertem, semiakustischem Setup vor. alexsebastian.de

22:30 Sebastian Klein

Sebastian Klein kennen viele Musoc Besucher nur von hinter dem Mischpult. Denn seit Jahren unterstützt uns unser guter Freund an den Reglern. Dabei hat wurde er 2013 unser erster Jahreschampion. Und das sollte man gehört haben!

Sebastian verbindet träumerische Melodien mit prägnanten Rhythmen und überzeugt mit höchst virtuosen Arrangements eigener und auch bekannter Stücke. Gekonnt kombiniert er Bass, Percussion und Melodie zeitgleich und ersetzt damit eine ganze Band. Sebastian erzählt Geschichten ohne Worte und führt das Publikum mit typischen und untypischen Klängen des „Fingerstyle“ in eine mystisch, unbedrohliche Traumwelt.

23:30 Ryan Inglis

Der aus England in die bayerische Landeshauptstadt gezogene Singer-Songwriter Ryan Inglis hat bereits nach kürzester Zeit auch in der deutschen Musiklandschaft seinen ganz eigenen Weg gefunden. Ryans Songs haben Ohrwurmcharakter. Der Wahlmünchener besitzt eine ganz besondere Art, Gitarre zu spielen. Sei es zu zupfen, zu klopfen, zu schrammen oder zu schlagen – seine einzigartige Spielweise ist Ausdrucksform seiner Gefühle.

Diese Gitarrenklänge, gepaart mit einer klaren, warmen Stimme, ganz viel Gefühl und einer starken Bühnenpräsenz sind Garant für ein unverwechselbares musikalisches Erlebnis, bei dem man seine Seele baumeln lassen kann. Kein Wunder also, dass Ryan noch vor seinem Umzug nach Deutschland auch „Munich Song Slam Champion“ des Jahres 2015 wurde. ryaninglis.com

0:30 Flonoton

Flonoton – mehrfacher Musoc Abendgewinner – präsentiert reimintensive, deutsche Texte, die viel Melancholie aber auch genauso viel Humor beinhalten. Die musikalische Bandbreite erstreckt sich von sanften Balladen bis hin zu Pseudo-Rap. Dabei dreht es sich um Liebe, Herzschmerz, Leben, Tod und so allerhand dazwischen. So entsteht „eine Mischung zwischen Rappen und Singen, die klare Tonhöhen kennt und definiert, aber gleichzeitig auf melodische Bögen verzichtet und sich in Rhythmik und Reimschema gezielt im Hip-Hop verortet“ (SZ).

2016 erschien der erste Tonträger in Form einer EP mit dem Titel Flozirkus. flonoton.de

  Zu jeder vollen Stunde gibt’s dazu drüben im Theater:

Notenlos durch die Nacht

Foto: Rolf Demmel

Das Wunschkonzert der Extraklasse. Im Duett und im Duell improvisieren sich Bastian Pusch und Andreas Speckmann kunterbunt durch Klassik, Jazz, Musical und Pop. So treffen Choral auf Rock ‘n‘ Roll, Grönemeyer auf Pavarotti.

Ganz nach Lust, Laune und Kreativität der Gäste – die sind nicht nur live mit dabei, sondern gestalten den Abend durch ihre Wünsche aktiv mit.

Unerhört, jedes Mal anders und wahnsinnig komisch! Ab 20:00 Uhr zu jeder vollen Stunde. Letzte Show: 1.00Uhr. notenlos.de

Ihr seht also: Ihr müsst am Samstag nirgendwo anders hin!

Die lange Nacht der MuSoC Jaja... es heißt Musik ... und wär hat's erfundän? Nein, nicht die Schweizer. 😉 Kommenden Samstag, 28.

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Classification Of Music Essays Examples Likewise, booking brokers should be capable of talk about the kind of music to be carried out every time they try and e-book engagements for music bands. Furthermore, knowledge of music genres helps one to know totally different audiences, corresponding to their traits or traits, what they get pleasure from, and why they enjoy it. It is agreed and known that the musician accountable for all reserving company costs and commissions, union dues, publicity and promotional charges, legal prices, and so on. A change of key and time is notable within the trio. The key change noticeable balances with the D and C sections in F minor. For an effective music, varied parts are concerned. The late twentieth century was a interval that saw huge changes occur in the music trade. When watching the official video from the 1980s, it looks like the group members participated in the army operations, try to produce a parody on militarist exercise in any respect. Essentially, the melody of the song was built on the fixed repeatings of the spontaneous statements, produced by one of the main voices. Nonetheless, it supplied a firm basis for the production and recording of music. A variety of inferences may be made based on music genres. For occasion, it's potential to predict the cultural sample of a given viewers from the genre of music that is prevalent in that group. Later on, in the century, other modifications had to be mounted to the mechanism to allow audio playback for the sounds captured by the device (Inglis 2006, p. 111). This was essential within the type of a phonograph, which was pioneered by Thomas Edison. In one explicit scene, music is used as a device to be able to create symbolic and subliminal meanings very effectively, which presents perception into the Queen’s character. Similarly, genres speak volumes concerning the historic background of a given audience. Musicians and different gamers within the music sector must, subsequently, ought to examine the sort of viewers for they wish to carry out in order that they know what that viewers is likely to favor. This is as a result of, for women undergoing a caesarian part in excessive-risk pregnancies, music acts as a powerful anti-stress factor in eliminating anxiety. It also bears a perform in enhancing the experience of giving start by having sentimental value to the woman. We’ll discuss concerning the influence of music in your area people, offer a comparison between the totally different genres, and spotlight the broad spectrum of voices that every one contribute to that pot referred to as music. The time signature additionally changes to a more dance-like and pastoral 6/8 from a stately 2/four. The oboe, bassoon, and flute bring a joyful melody in stepwise movement like within the A theme . Music, for ladies giving delivery, has similar effects to those of sufferers undergoing surgery. We see the Queen driving alone in her automotive via isolated countryside. As she drives, the music turns into fast-paced and begins to get noticeably faster and louder. The term opera is an Italian word meaning work. It combines the artwork of choral singing and solo singing, appearing, declamation, and stage dancing. The first opera verse was written in 1597 by Jacopo Peri. This author was inspired by the elite referred to as Florentine Humanist. Dafne is an Italian opera which was an try by Jacopo to revive the classical Greek drama that was shortly fading out.

Just Pinned to Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King is the towering climax to J. R. R. Tolkien's trilogy that tells the saga of the hobbits of Middle-earth and the great War of the Rings. In this concluding volume, Frodo and Sam make a terrible journey to the heart of the Land of the Shadow in a final reckoning with the power of Sauron. In addition to narrating the prose passages, Rob Inglis sings the trilogy's songs and poems a capella, using melodies composed by Inglis and Claudia Howard, the Recorded Books studio direct http://bit.ly/2Hl4rCE

Versatile British Director Alan Parker Dies at 76

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Innovative and acclaimed British director Alan Parker, died Friday, July 31, after a lengthy, but as yet undisclosed illness, according to Variety. He was 76.

Parker was nominated for two Best Director Oscars. One of those films was 1988’s Mississippi Burning, which highly dramatized the investigation of three murdered civil rights activists in 1964. The films starred Willem Dafoe and Gene Hackman, with the latter being nominated for Best Actor. Parker’s first Oscar nomination though came for the 1978 drama Midnight Express, another film based on true events. Oliver Stone won his first Oscar for the screenplay, which focused on Billy Hayes, who escaped a Turkish prison after being convicted of trying to smuggle hashish out of the country. Giorgio Moroder also won his first Oscar for composing the music. It was Parker’s second feature, and it was vastly different from his debut.

Alan Parker had a special connection with music. He didn’t direct his films as much as he conducted them. His first film, Bugsy Malone (1976), was a musical which captured the essence and innocence of film. Made with a cast of children, all under 15, it could have been released at any point in motion picture history. The Gangster film parody starred Jodie Foster, Scott Baio, and John Cassisi, who had a recurring role on Barney Miller. The Tommy guns shot whipped cream instead of bullets, but it was killer cream.

He also took on one of classic rock’s most classic rock projects. Before he was a knighted ‘Sir,’ Bob Geldoff was a Boomtown Rat, and Parker shaved his eyebrows and tossed him over Pink Floyd the Wall, the 1982 dramatization of Roger Waters’ concept album tale of his errant musical friend, Syd Barrett. Parker also crowned Madonna as Evita Perrone in the film adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s Broadway musical Evita. He brought New York streetwise actors to life in Fame (1980), which audited acting classes at New York City’s High School of Performing Arts. Parker clubhopped to see almost 1,200 Dublin bands in order to mixed his own version of British Soul for The Commitments, which captured a distinct working class ethic.

Sir Alan William Parker was born Feb. 14, 1944, in Islington, North London. His mother, Elsie Ellen, was a dressmaker, and his father William Leslie Parker, painted houses. Throughout his career, Parker maintained a defiantly working-class attitude. He started as a copywriter as a teenager, and directed TV ads for 10 years before writing the screenplay for the 1971 Waris Hussein film, Melody. Parker wrote and directed his first fictional film, No Hard Feelings,in 1973. The film was a wartime romance captured over the 57-night Blitz on London during World War II. Parker had been born during a bombing raid. “Born in the war? Birthday punchings,” Roger Daltrey would sing on The Who’s “5:15.” Parker mortgaged his house to pay for the film. He also directed the BBC Play for Today production of The Evacuees (1975), based on the true story of a school evacuation.

After Fame Parker made the breakup drama Shoot the Moon (1982). Albert Finney and Diane Keaton were nominated for Golden Globes for their portrayal of the starring couple. His 1984 film Birdy starred Matthew Modine and Nicolas Cage as Vietnam War veterans recovering from psychological and physical injuries after coming home. In 1987 Parker adapted William Hjortsberg’s novel Falling Angel into the satanic detective thriller, Angel Heart. The film starred Mickey Rourke as the unknowingly condemned, Lisa Bonet as a too-familiar voodoo priestess, and Robert De Niro as the Devil himself.

He followed Angel Heart with Mississippi Burning. Between The Commitments and Evita, Parker wrote and directed the clean-living period comedy, The Road to Wellville (1994) set at the Battle Creek Sanitarium in the early 20th century. After Evita he made another drastic stylistic change, Angela’s Ashes (1999), about an Irish-American family which has to move back to Ireland. Parker’s last film was the 2003 capital punishment thriller, The Life of David Gale, which starred Kevin Spacey and Kate Winslet.

Parker was a founding member of the Directors Guild of Great Britain, and founding chairman of the UK Film Council in 2000. He received a CBE in 1995 and a knighthood in 2002. Parker quit filmmaking in 2015. Having directed since he was 24, he said he was tired of fighting producers and studios.

Parker was married to Annie Inglis from 1966 until 1992. He also married producer Lisa Moran. Parker has five children, including screenwriter Nathan Parker.

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Great episode btw <3 39 The Spirit of Orchestral Music The Spirit of Orchestral Music 1 day ago (edited) 47:15 Paul van Dyk bringing the classic sounds back <3 11 Future Life Sounds Future Life Sounds 1 day ago Silence (Tiesto’s In Search of Sunrise Remix) may be the greatest trance song ever made. 7 Oledm Oledm 1 day ago its a shame how shit Tiesto is now though :( 2 Francisco PTM Francisco PTM 1 day ago @Oledm Only Armin/Ferry and Paul Van Dyk can bring him to where he always belonged to! how shit his music turned nowadays :( 1 Het Thakkar Het Thakkar 1 day ago Don't be a prisoner of your own style - Armin van Buuren 1 charles johnson Het Thakkar   Daiktar Daiktar 1 day ago Silence (DJ Tiesto's In Search of Sunrise Remix) - Klasyka 💖 20 Алексей Алексей 2 days ago So many memories.... 5 Artur Przespolewski Artur Przespolewski 1 day ago Fajna nuta... Miłe wspomnienia. Dziękuję Armin! 2 Andreas Christakopoulos Andreas Christakopoulos 1 day ago Delerium feat. Sarah McLachlan -  Silence (DJ Tiesto’s In Search of Sunrise Remix) the tune that got me into trance 18 years ago when i was a child.... Still listening to it EVERY SINGLE DAY!! This is how heaven should sound like..... 25 Artur Przespolewski Artur Przespolewski 1 day ago Yes! Thanks! 3 Tranceking Tranceking 1 day ago (edited) Best Trance song  ever in my Opinion been a Trance Dj myself since 1997!!! Here is my top 6 Trance tracks alltime..Please guys send us your top 6 Trance tracks all time!!  Here we go. 1. Delerium feat. 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The your Service For Dreamers is brilliant, amazing, bring us much happiness! We love you both, Armin & Ruben! I'm so happy and proud as, in 1th December is our the National Day Romania 🇷🇴, You are a Great Ambasador for my country, Armin!! Romanians love you and Respect you so much! Romania is and your home. You are 💯 our King Untold & Neversea! You will be welcome always at we! I sending you a lot of love and best wishes, Armin, Ruben & Trance family! 😘💞👑🅰💞💞💞🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏 4 genes2311 genes2311 2 days ago incredible setlist ! 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Congratulations on the beginning of May to everyone! Good luck and patient to those who want to participate in Mermay 

And by the way, Melody-Inglis, if you don't have time to draw your characters, then I'll draw them!

Not only her characters on this art, but there is also one of mine

Credits Finn and Luka by Melody-Inglis Ɛ>(•‿‿•)<3 Axel by me

I'm also on DeviantArt

A live-recodring of a concert by plants and animalia (Christina Ertl-Shirley&Felicity Mangan) is part of this show!

“Plants and Ani­malia are an exper­i­men­tal music duo merg­ing Felic­ity Mangan’s animal field record­ings with Christina Ertl-Shirley’s (CES) live and field recorded plant sounds. Christina’s live work mar­shals the inter­nal metab­o­lism and chem­istry of plants — exter­nal sen­sors on leaves and in soil, wires embed­ded in stems and com­post — to con­trol self-built elec­tron­ics in a green hard­ware-driven per­for­mance.

Over the last year, as Plants and Ani­malia have played shows, Christina has increas­ingly not just per­formed but trav­elled with plants (typ­i­cally, Prunus lau­ro­cera­sus; Clivia; Noto­cacteae; Chloro­phy­tum Como­sum; Cras­sula ovata; Philo­den­dron). She has toured with them and played many shows with them; they are, effec­tively, non-human band­mates. The strength of the elec­tri­cal impulses they gen­er­ate are muta­ble, unpre­dictable and con­tin­gent on how the plants are feel­ing at a given time — like their human coun­ter­parts, some days they are firing, other days they mis­be­have a little and some­times they may not work at all (and other times they just need a drink). In this per­for­mance, Christina’s plant sounds layer shim­mer­ing synth-like melody and lines and cracked rhythms through Felicity’s com­plex fauna sounds, con­struct­ing a finely-drawn four-dimen­sional space of shift­ing post-nat­ural tex­tures.”