Podcasts about battalia

Bulgaria was so much fun that we stayed an extra week to play Battalia! Highlights include: - We didn't do Brunei dirty... - Stock up on Battle People! - Pegasi? Pegasuses? - It's all Tabletopia's fault...

Leola sits with Luna Battalia, a brand strategist and designer based in Austin. She shares her unique approach to life as a ritual and her journey as a devotional leader. They delve into how their paths crossed, the beauty of forming meaningful connections, and Luna's inspiring way of finding divinity and love in every moment. They also explore what it means to live expansively and love profoundly with one of the most radiant souls in our community.Purchase Leola's book, “Sacred Sex Ed”, & claim FREE offers!Wanna seduce the world into a greater good? Join us in the Pleasure Priestess Initiation.FREE offer: Sexual Shadow Work Book & Pleasure Positive MeditationReady for a Higher Love? Join our community today.Use code LEOLA for 15% off at WAANDS.com.Let's connect IRL. Check out all upcoming events and offerings here.Find and follow Leola...www.talktantratome.comIG: @talktantratomeTwitter: @talktantratomeFind and follow Luna...IG: @lunabattaliahttps://www.lunaloveleadership.com/links

SynopsisIn the early 1990s, flutist Susan Morris de Jong and guitarist Jeffrey Van commissioned Puerto Rican composer Roberto Sierra to write three sets of chamber works that have become classics for their combination of instruments. Sierra titled these Crónicas del Descubrimiento, or Chronicles of Discovery, and said they were his vision of the bewilderment the native Indians of Puerto Rico must have felt during first interactions with the Spanish conquistadores, and vice-versa.Each of the three sets contains two contrasting pieces in which flute and guitar seem to observe, excite and provoke each other, with the first slow atmospheric piece followed by a more rhythmic second one. On today's date in 1994 in Minneapolis, De Jong and Van presented the third and final set of Sierra's Chronicles of Discovery, containing two pieces: the first titled Song, and the second, more ominously, Battle.Sierra left his native Puerto Rico to study composition with György Ligeti in Hamburg in the late 1970s, served as the composer-in-residence of the Milwaukee Symphony in the 1980s and was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 2021.Music Played in Today's ProgramRoberto Sierra (b. 1953) – Battalia, from Tercera Crónica del Descubrimiento (Marcelo Barbozab, flute; Fabio Zanona, guitar) Somm CD-0669

It's been a roller coaster of emotions for me since I've last posted a podcast episode.When they say "Life happens," it's no joke- there's been a  lot of life and death that has  happened in my world.From moving homes and offices in Miami of 2022, to suddenly loosing my mother-in-law  in February of 2023, to then moving continents from the US to Switzerland with my family in July of 2023-  let's say it's been a whirlwind for me. Hence the huge hiatus from my podcast.But no more delays. I'm back and ready to embrace the incredible stories of growth, life, and loneliness that land on the Dr. Sylvia K show. I have a couple of raw and real stories saved in the pipeline for you.In today's episode- You will meet Luna Battalia, a Leadership Mentor and Brand Cohesion Strategist. I recorded this interview last year on September 14, 2022. You will hear some thunder in the background which is a great metaphor for Luna's  passion about rites of passage and growth for leaders. In this episode,  Luna is going to speak about her own rites of passages as well as how we can honor the Self  when we are going through change, loss, or grief.I am so grateful for Luna and her work, because learning how to honor the Self, in those  moments of big and small changes, has helped me SOOOO much.I hope Luna's voice  and stories can help you feel just a little less alone in this world.You can find more info about Luna and her incredible work at:www.lunaloveleadership.comor on instagram: @lunabattaliaxo,Dr. Sylvia K

Everyone knows Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue.  Even if United Airlines hadn't made the piece ubiquitous, it seems like the one piece of classical music almost everyone knows besides the beginning of Beethoven's 5th symphony is Rhapsody in Blue.  But did you know that Gershwin wrote a second rhapsody for piano and orchestra?   We know Shostakovich's later works for their intensity, drama, and depth, but did you know that Shostakovich was a completely different composer when he was a young man?  That he wrote funny, sarcastic, and wildly experimental music?   How about Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber and his Battalia a 10?  Or Ethel Smyth's string quintet? Or the music of Teresa Carreno? Leonard Bernstein used to talk about the infinite variety of classical music because there's simply an endless treasure trove of great and often totally unknown classical music out there.  So today, I want to take you on a bit of an archeological expedition, exploring 10 pieces you've (probably) never heard of, but really have to listen to.  My list includes some very recognizable names, including Ravel, Gershwin, and Shostakovich, but also some names you might know less well, like Anton Arensky, Milosz Magin, and Teresa Carreno. Join us and discover something new!

Música clássica pode ser engraçada, inusitada, escatológica e bizarra de várias maneiras, como Heinrich Biber na sua Battalia à 10 por exemplo. Nós listamos músicas digamos - diferentes. Tem uma que usa até máquina de escrever como instrumento, portanto divirta-se com essas improváveis composições. Conversa de Câmara é apresentado por Aroldo Glomb com Eduardo Masses na bancada! Estamos também no programa Antigas Novidades! ESSE PROGRAMA É PRODUZIDO POR NA PAUTA PODCAST! FAÇA PARTE DO CONVERSA DE CÂMARA COM O NOSSO PADRIM! Então entre na conversa! No Padrin.com.br você pode ajudar o Conversa de Câmara a crescer e seguir divulgando ainda mais a boa música da humanidade. Mostre que você tem um gosto refinado apoiando a gente no Padrim.com.br https://www.padrim.com.br/conversadecamara  RELAÇÃO DE PADRINS Karollina Coimbra, Aarão Barreto, Gustavo Klein, Eduardo Barreto, Ediney Giordani, Tramujas Jr, Brasa de Andrade Neto, Thiago Gonçalves e Aldo França

Accepting the invitations that meet us on our path allows for a deeply embodied experience of this human walk. It allows for the deepest intimacy with life. In this episode Luna Battalia and I dive into accepting the invitations. The priestess path. The self initiations & spiritual awakenings. Clearing the clutter & stories. Practices to release the trappings of the mind. Going into no mind. Pouring your love into life & into God. Listening to the sensations in your body. The Master teachings of tea. The layers within the simplicity. Being in relationship with water as a living being. Opening yourself to receive. All separation being rooted in separation from God. Willingness to receive the guidance. The phases of receptivity. Giving your life over to service. The addict being the mystical seeker. Money, sex, & God. Embracing your too muchness. Liberation to be who you are. Intersection of the holy & the human. Financial alignment. Blocks around money. Abundance as our birthright. Luna is a Transformational Alignment & Leadership Mentor, with a Masters Degree in Spiritual Psychology, and the creator of The Alignment Code™ and the Self-Initiation Deck, working at the intersection of the human and the holy. Her mission is to support service-oriented changemakers in leading legacy-leaving lives, families, communities, and organizations, through a path of Self-Initiation, where they align their outer choices with their inner wisdom. Over the last decade she's assisted thousands of visionaries through 1-on-1 mentorships, online group programs, in-person workshops, and transformational retreats to cultivate unshakeable confidence and offer their personal contributions to a collective legacy we can all be proud of. lunaloveleadership.com lunaloveleadership.com/shop instagram.com/lunaloveleadership

The guests are evacuated to the gardens, leaving the coterie free to investigate the source of the strange, arcane gas filling up the ballroom. Old foes, familiar faces, and a mysterious threat await them beneath the Battalia manor...Learn more about Court of Blades!Featured Charity: Red Canary SongSupport Clever Corvids on Patreon!Visit the Clever Corvids merch store!Sponsor an episode of The City That Never Dies!Visit Fair Fight to help defend democracy in the United States.

Luna Battalia, a dear sister of mine, came on the podcast and shared her magic with us. The uncomfortable conversations that many of us have with ourselves, was spoken about today. The little nudges and the truth bombs were afraid to see, are welcomed with grace and spaciousness. Luna is a teacher, a guide, a mentor - she specializes in Alignment + Strategy for service-oriented Founders scaling their income and impact. Today we speak about: Luna's journey into the woman she has become today The power of curiosity Her journey of exploring multiple religions The type of legacy and longevity she desires in her life What type of legacy would you like to leave behind? The benefits of focusing your business decisions based on longevity and legacy Having a business that no longer has impact but also longevity How to lead yourself powerfully How will you be remembered? The power of God Witnessing judgement and how to shift it into a way that serves us Moving from blame into acceptance Critical thinking around Alignment and strategy in business Energy inefficiency & creating more space in your life Mistrusting God and refocusing your energy efficiently Healing yourself and integrating your experiences Being a visionary and trailblazer Follow Luna on Instagram Check out her links and ways to work with her / subscribe to her email list Get 40% off your Feel Free Botanic Tonic with the code TASH40 Get your hands on a Sentinel Mouthguard here Check out All Courses and Programs Available for Self Healing & Leadership Space open for 1-1 Mentorship for 1 Month Only for May 2022 - message me directly on Instagram Get on my Mailing List to get exclusive promos, announcements & launches! Leave a review for the podcast in 2 SECONDS! SUPER EASY! Find me on Instagram @tashakredl Facebook: Tasha Kredl Web: tashakredl.com Email: yourexpansiveself@gmail.com

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I'm honored to be joined by my guest Luna Battalia for this week's dose of Fire and Soul. The universe aligned us when my recent guest Ruby Fremon shared how Luna held space for her grief and rage one very tender day on social. When I read that, I stopped. And took a deep breath in reverence for the beauty of their friendship..As a woman who longs for and quite frankly demands that level of depth of intimacy in my own sisterhood, I had to have Luna on Fire and Soul. So off we went, deep into the portal of HOLY MATURITY. We talk about conscious divorce, devotional leadership, and the sovereign responsibility required for the sacred union we desire with ourselves and one another. “Because what you birth, births you.” – Luna .Luna is a Transformational Leadership Mentor, with a Masters's Degree in Spiritual Psychology, and the creator of The Alignment Code™ and the Self-Initiation Deck. Over the last decade, she's assisted thousands of visionaries through 1-on-1 mentorships, online group programs, in-person workshops, and transformational retreats to cultivate unshakeable confidence and contribute to a collective legacy we can all be proud of. .Tune In to Receive:How the Universe aligned me and Luna through Ruby Fremon (5:59)Luna's awakening journey (9:27)Losing and finding herself through a conscious divorce (21:54)Honoring the death of old paradigms with dignity and grace (38:19)And the most important quality to embody in this spiritual revolution (52:23)Connect with Luna Battalia:Luna's WebsiteLuna on InstagramLuna's Muse: https://www.lunaloveleadership.com/museResources:Join Michelle in the Awakening Collective on Telegram Connect with Michelle on Instagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In episode 81 of the Out of the Dust board game podcast, Bryce brings Roma and Bora Bora out of the dust and a contributor dusts off Magical Athlete, Bryce reacts to Asmodee's acquisition of BGA, reviews Hallertau and the obscure Wars of Marcus Aurelius, and counts down their Top 10 Disappointing Games of 2020.0:26 - Introduction1:19 - Out of the Dust: Roma2:14 - Out of the Dust: Bora Bora2:57 - Out of the Dust: Magical Athlete4:12 - Reaction: Asmodee acquires BGA6:20 - What I Have Been Playing: Hallertau10:59 - Obscure Bryce Game: Wars of Marcus Aurelius14:51 - Top 10 Most Disappointing Games of 202019:27 - Contact Info

The first in a series of Build Your Library episodes - something to refresh the classical music you listen to!Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/caseybozell)

I invited listeners to submit questions and a few were about CEO succession. To explore this topic, I invited Bruce Walton onto the show. Bruce is a Partner at Battalia Winston, one of the world’s largest woman-owned executive search firms, and an expert at recruiting CEOs, C-Suite, and private company Boards. We talked about Five Best Practices for recruiting external executives, competencies in a post-COVID world, and hiring up for the long term. Whether you are a Founder, Owner, Board Member, or an incoming CEO, it's about fostering respect, rapport, and stewardship. Succession takes time to get right, and a hurried plan may be destined to fail. Show links: Battalia Winston website CEO Succession White Papers from Battalia Winston Caliper Profile Connect with the host, Laurie Barkman on SmallDotBig.com and and sign-up for an insights newsletter to build value in your company. Subscribe to Succession Stories, and if you enjoy the episode please share a rating and review!

Donald Macleod explores the music, and what little is known of the life, of Baroque master Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber. Biber’s first appearance in the historical records is in his early 20s, when we find him in the service of Karl Liechtenstein, prince-bishop of Olomouc in central Moravia. In this week’s episode, we meet Biber as he runs an errand for his boss, but mysteriously absconds en route, trading in his old employer for a new and even more illustrious one, Prince-Archbishop Maximilian Gandolph von Küenburg. In Salzburg, Biber put down roots, married the daughter of a wealthy local businessman, fathered eleven children and gradually rose through the court ranks to become Kapellmeister. His risky career-gamble had paid off. Donald introduces us to the musical legacy the elusive composer left behind, playing Biber’s best-known work (his Mystery, or Rosary, Sonatas) as well as his music for church and stage. We also learn about his close relationships with the violin and his home of Salzburg, and the five remarkable printed collections of instrumental music that spread his name across Europe. Music featured: Missa Alleluia (Kyrie) Sonata ‘La pastorella’ Battalia a 10 (Sonata di marche) Sonata violino solo representativa Partita VI in D (Harmonia Artificioso-Ariosa) The Rosary Sonatas: The Five Joyful Mysteries Passacaglia in G minor for unaccompanied violin Vesperae longiores ac breviores, 1693 Arminio, or Chi la dura la vince (extracts) Litaniae Sancto Josepho Sonata No 11 in A (Sonatae tam Aris, quam Aulis servientes) Partita No 3 in A minor (Mensa sonoris, seu Musica instrumentalis) Sonata No 3 in F (Sonatae violino solo) Sonata No 12 in A major (Fidicinium sacro-profanum) Partita No 1 in D minor (Harmonia artificioso-ariosa) Balletti a 6 (1. Sonata) Missa Salisburgensis Sonata a 7 Sonata Sancti Polycarpi Presented by Donald Macleod Produced by Chris Barstow for BBC Wales For full tracklistings, including artist and recording details, and to listen to the pieces featured in full (for 30 days after broadcast) head to the series page for Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0003rq6 And you can delve into the A-Z of all the composers we’ve featured on Composer of the Week here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/3cjHdZlXwL7W41XGB77X3S0/composers-a-to-z

¡Hola jugones! Hoy contamos con dos invitados de lujo para charlar y debatir sobre nuestros juegos económicos favoritos, tocaremos todos los palos: esquemas ponzi, compra/venta de bonos de paises, gestión de empresas en la Revolución Industrial, fábricas de automóviles... Y como siempre, espero que además de didáctico, este nuevo episodio os amenice un par de horitas. ¡A disfrutar! - Supernovas. Actualidad del mundillo lúdico, novedades Kickstarter con Belial. Cuadropolis, Mil y una noches, Castillos de Borgoña de cartas y Kindoms Defender. - Campo de Asteroides. Juegos económicos. Estos son los juegos de los que vamos a hablar: * Wealth of nations * Greed Incorporated * Ponzi Scheme * Alta Tensión * Imperial * Arkwright * Food Chain Magnate * Brass * Automobile * 18XX - Torre de Control. Criticamos los juegos jugados los últimos 15 días. Tumblin Dice, Triumph & Tragedy, Battalia, Trilogía de las máscaras, My Village y Race Formula 90 - Sala de Comunicaciones. Participan Valdemaras, Edmundo, Awi, Petardo, Jouldren, Edugon, Brusbru, Floro, Amatde, Carte, Javi Legacy, El Monaguillo, Tomahawk74, Howot, Karlfranz, Ervicioso, Charino, Facundo y Pikitriki.

¡Hola jugones! Hoy contamos con dos invitados de lujo para charlar y debatir sobre nuestros juegos económicos favoritos, tocaremos todos los palos: esquemas ponzi, compra/venta de bonos de paises, gestión de empresas en la Revolución Industrial, fábricas de automóviles... Y como siempre, espero que además de didáctico, este nuevo episodio os amenice un par de horitas. ¡A disfrutar! - Supernovas. Actualidad del mundillo lúdico, novedades Kickstarter con Belial. Cuadropolis, Mil y una noches, Castillos de Borgoña de cartas y Kindoms Defender. - Campo de Asteroides. Juegos económicos. Estos son los juegos de los que vamos a hablar: * Wealth of nations * Greed Incorporated * Ponzi Scheme * Alta Tensión * Imperial * Arkwright * Food Chain Magnate * Brass * Automobile * 18XX - Torre de Control. Criticamos los juegos jugados los últimos 15 días. Tumblin Dice, Triumph & Tragedy, Battalia, Trilogía de las máscaras, My Village y Race Formula 90 - Sala de Comunicaciones. Participan Valdemaras, Edmundo, Awi, Petardo, Jouldren, Edugon, Brusbru, Floro, Amatde, Carte, Javi Legacy, El Monaguillo, Tomahawk74, Howot, Karlfranz, Ervicioso, Charino, Facundo y Pikitriki.

Sección del programa de Rpa "La radio es mía" que demuestra que la modernidad es algo que viene de antiguo. Emisión del 24/9/2015 sobre el compositor barroco bohemio Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber (1644-1704) y su obra de 1673 "Battalia", inspirada en la guerra de los 30 años.

Sección del programa de Rpa "La radio es mía" que demuestra que la modernidad es algo que viene de antiguo. Emisión del 24/9/2015 sobre el compositor barroco bohemio Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber (1644-1704) y su obra de 1673 "Battalia", inspirada en la guerra de los 30 años.

We march into March with a series of marches and other military themed works on this week's show (full playlist below). HEINRICH IGNAZ FRANZ VON BIBER (1644-1704) Battalia for Violin, Strings, and Basso Continuo in D major (8:49) From Biber: Mensa Sonora Cedille Records CDR 90000 116 (Tracks 40-47) Baroque Band Garry Clarke, conductor CARL LORENS (1851-1909) “The Jewish Country Regiment” (3:21)* HANS EISLER (1898-1962) “Solidarity Song” (1:59)** KURT WEILL (1900-1950) “Havu L’venim” — "Bring the Bricks" (2:03)*† From Dancing on the Edge of a Volcano Cedille Records CDR 90000 065 (Disc 2 Tracks 3, 17 & 20) *Stewart Figa, baritone **Julia Bentley, mezzo-soprano †Deborah Bard, soprano New Budapest Orpheum Society ROBERT KURKA (1921-1957) Julius Caesar, Symphonic Epilogue after Shakespeare, Op. 28 (1955) (8:52) From Robert Kurka: Symphonic Works Cedille Records CDR 90000 077 (Track 1) Grant Park Orchestra Carlos Kalmar, conductor ROBERT KURKA (1921-1957) The Good Soldier Schweik Act I, scene vii (“Oh, the gen’rals . . .”) (4:29)* Act II: Prelude (March) (2:51) Act II, scene vii (b) (“Wait for the ragged soldiers . . .”) (3:29) From Robert Kurka: The Good Soldier Schweik Cedille Records CDR 90000 062 (Disc 1 Tracks 16-18, Disc 2 Tracks 1 & 22) *Jason Collins, tenor *Kelli Harrington, soprano Chicago Opera Theater Alexander Platt, conductor PAUL HINDEMITH (1895-1963) String Quartet No. 4, Op. 22 (1922) III. Ruhige Viertel. Stets fließend (8:03) From Declarations: Music Between the Wars Cedille Records CDR 90000 092 (Track 11) Pacifica Quartet DMITRI SHOSTAKOVICH (1906-1975) String Quartet No. 3 in F major, Op. 73 (1946) III. Moderato—Allegretto—Andante (4:00) From The Soviet Experience: Volume II Cedille Records CDR 90000 130 (Disc 2 Track 3) Pacifica Quartet

Lucie Skeaping presents a focus on the "stylus fantasticus" genre of programmatic music which flourished in Bohemia during the 17th Century. It was the style favoured by the Bishop of Olomouc-Kromeriz, in what's now the Czech Republic. An enormously sociable fellow - and also a Prince - he spent his summers entertaining friends and relations in the fabulous Kromeriz Castle where he laid on for them lavish feasts, plays, ballets and concerts. The root of the music was the ground-breaking toccatas by the Venetian organist & composer Claudio Merulo, and through him, other keyboard composers such as Girolamo Frescobaldi and Johann Jakob Froberger who took the style further. The stylus fantasticus or "fantasy style" developed under the Prince Bishop's patronage and was perfect for the light-hearted summer entertainments at the Kromeriz Castle parties. The most famous practitioner of the "stylus fantsaticus" was Heinrich Biber, whose colourful "Battalia" invokes a military encampment by means of trumpet and drum motifs - full of imagination and wit. We hear eight drunken musketeers singing their native songs, officers engaging in elegant fencing, horses and cavalry, a battle complete with trumpet flourishes and shots, and finally the lament of the wounded musketeers.