To brighten your Tuesday-that-feels-like-a-Monday: today's installment of the Xaira Pronunciation Nation features our VP Ci Chu and his tots. While we've heard a lot of interesting versions of our name, we have to admit that Godzilla is our very favorite.
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The Solopartita (BWV 1013) by Johann Sebastian Bach is one of the most technically demanding works for the flute. Many questions surround this composition. Virtually nothing is known about its genesis and many questions surround this composition. There is only one surviving copy and this has two different manuscripts. (From bar 19 in the allemande, the handwriting changes). On the basis of the one manuscript, it is assumed that Bach composed the "Solo pour une flûte traversière" in Köthen at the beginning of the 1720s. It is conceivable that he had a particularly accomplished flautist at his disposal at this time.
The partita is a dance suite.
The Allemande is said to have been preceded by a version for strings or a version for a keyboard instrument. This explains the difficulties that this piece presents: First and foremost, the use of breathing. Often the last note of a phrase is also the opening note of the next phrase. This problem changes the interpretation with each new study.
The most fascinating aspect is the mixture of melody and harmony, which is particularly important in the first movement. The flute transforms itself into a harmonizing instrument and tries to make the different voice parts (soprano, alto, tenor, bass) audible. With the help of articulation and a little agogic, an attempt is made to portray the polyphony. A task that can only be partially successful, but never ceases to be exciting.
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https://lnkd.in/gssxW-Yh#AleeshaRome a.k.a #IvyYork's THE CALL OF SPRING(2010) was inspired by #OPNayyar's PUKARTA CHALA HOON MAIN(1965) performed by #MohammedRafi for the film Mere Sanam starring #Bishwajeet & #AshaParekh.
Recently there was a wrong info #viral on #whatsapp that Ivy had taken permission from Nayyar sahab for the song. It's an absolute #whatsappuniversity lie, there was no such permission taken or existing on paper either. Call of Spring made her more famous, thanks to all the Indians
As seen in the screenshots (taken on 8th Jan 2024)#video above you can see a person (someone called Ravi Panesar whose name is also seen as producer in the #Spotify Credits screenshot) answering from her account 8 months ago that credits were given. There surely was acknowledgement that she loved PUKARTA CHALA and that's why created this song. That surprisingly disappeared later on but still will be in #YouTube archive records.
Ivy has made 2-3 more english songs from Indian songs including - Ajeeb Daastan. They have openly told this in an 2009 interview on this link - https://lnkd.in/gvwU64KF
The song makes it to my plagiarism list as the above interview and many other sources prove the same. There is also no legal licensing documentation available which says that the song was legally licensed back then, forget about having permission from Nayyar sahab. That is another reason why it's not available on social media music catalog for use due to copyright issues.
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Love Tom rendition of the song.
It brings out so much emotion on the modern world.
"........Ten thousand people, maybe more
People talking without speaking
People hearing without listening
People writing songs that voices never shared
And no one dared
Disturb the sound of silence...."
"The Sound of Silence" is a song by Simon & Garfunkel that carries a profound message about the lack of communication and understanding in society. It explores themes of isolation, alienation, and the inability to connect with others on a deeper level. The lyrics evoke a sense of loneliness and despair, highlighting the silence that pervades amidst the noise of modern life. The song urges listeners to reflect on the importance of meaningful communication and the consequences of remaining silent in the face of societal issues. It serves as a poignant reminder of the need for empathy, compassion, and genuine human connection in a world that often feels disconnected and chaotic.
#happiness#begrateful#communication
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2moThey are both so cute, Chu! You have a beautiful family!