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High-altitude Bryars, trash on the walls, desperate shamans. The Los Angeles-based multidisciplinary artist discusses three important albums.Dorian's picks:Gavin Bryars – The Sinking Of The Titanic / Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me YetNearly God – S/TGeorge Michael – Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1Dorian's new album, Excesiva, is out now on Dragon's Eye Recordings. Check it out on Bandcamp. Dorian's website is here.Donate to Crucial Listening on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/cruciallistening

Be inspired by stories associated with a simple chorus, written in 1911 by James M. Black and recorded by classical composer Gavin Bryars in '71; who rerecorded it several other other times; which were all made with a looped recording of an elderly homeless man - in London - singing it a cappella.

Be inspired by stories associated with a simple chorus, written in 1911 by James M. Black and recorded by classical composer Gavin Bryars in '71; who rerecorded it several other other times; which were all made with a looped recording of an elderly homeless man - in London - singing it a cappella.

Evocation de deux femmes compositeurs: Editn CANA de CHIZY et l'électroacousticienne Eliane RADIGUE

Evocation de deux femmes compositeurs: Editn CANA de CHIZY et l'électroacousticienne Eliane RADIGUE

Therese (Tez) Bryars brings a wealth of experience to her LNC practice. Initially, most of her work was with defense cases, and she worked as an inhouse LNC. During this time span, she gained a great deal of familiarity with nursing home cases, which is one of the main topics of this podcast. Since then, she has gone independent and both deepened and broadened her experience. Nursing home records can often be much more complex than hospital records, and, because they may cover a much longer time span, the LNC is faced with many more records. Tez gives a step-by-step approach to economically review the records appropriate to the case. She also describes how she has come to master electronic records and details her sources for necessary research, making the point that checking the date pertinent documents were written must match the time span of the case. Tez, because of her experience as both an in-house LNC and an independent one, brings a high level of understanding of the differences between these two ways of working. She particularly recommends that those starting out in this field give strong consideration to an in-house setting. She also describes how, in her independent role, she devotes considerable time to calling attorneys' offices, and explains how she focuses on nurturing relationships with the paralegals when they answer the phone. She also emphasizes that word of mouth is the best way to get clients, which demands excellent service for existing clients. Join me in this episode of Legal Nurse Podcast to learn about going from an Inhouse LNC to an Independent LNC - Therese Bryars How are nursing home medical documents different than those from hospitals? What should you look at first in the documents? Why is it so important to examine the quality of documentation? What online resources are helpful for research involving a case? What qualities do you need to work as an independent contractor LNC? Listen to our podcasts or watch them using our app, Expert.edu, available at legalnursebusiness.com/expertedu. https://youtu.be/mGJEZkg8qOA Join us for our 6th Virtual Conference LNC Success is a Livecast Virtual Conference 3-day event designed for legal nurse consultants just like you! It takes place October 27, 28, and 29, 2022. Pat Iyer and Barbara Levin put together THE first Legal Nurse Consulting Virtual Conference in July 2020. They are back with their 6th all-new conference based on what attendees said they'd find most valuable. This new implementation and networking event is designed for LNCs at any stage in their career. Build your expertise, attract higher-paying attorney clients, and take your business to the next level. After the LNC Success Virtual Conference, you will leave with clarity, confidence, and an effective step-by-step action plan that you can immediately implement in your business. Your Presenter of Going from an Inhouse LNC to an Independent LNC - Therese Bryars Therese Bryars, or "Tez" as she is known to her colleagues, is a lifelong resident of New Orleans, LA.She attended Academy of the Sacred Heart High School and subsequently received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing from Loyola University of New Orleans. Tez has over 25 years of combined clinical nursing experience in Labor & Delivery, Ambulatory Surgery, and Medical/Surgical nursing. She performed contract services for attorneys in independent practice, and subsequently worked for over 13 years as an in-house legal nurse consultant for several large defense firms in the New Orleans area. She established Just In Case, LLC, Medical Record Review & Analysis to expand her services to a larger number of attorneys, both plaintiff and defense. Connect with Therese justincaselegalnurse.com

The information for the Thomasville Police Department released by Chief Mitchell Stuckey for the week of April 18-24, 2022, is listed below. Arrests 4-18-22 – Burrell, Shawanda Latrice – Possession of a Concealed Weapon without a Permit 4-18-22 – Nolan, Reagan Alexis – Bench Warrant (Clarke County) 4-19-22 – Castel, Harold Craig – Reckless Endangerment X2 4-19-22 – Castel, Harold Craig – Bench Warrant (Clarke County) 4-20-22 – Brock, Christopher Lashawn – Failure to Appear (Clarke County) 4-21-22 – Tyree, Daniel V C – Domestic Violence 4-21-22 – Bryars, Jamie Renee Simmons – Domestic Violence DUI Arrest 4-18-22 – Bridges,...Article Link

Marketing always requires creative thinking, but multifamily marketing teams were put to the test like never before when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Listen in to hear Carina Bryars, director of marketing for central/south, Greystar, reflect on how apartment communities developed innovative strategies for marketing to prospects and what the future of leasing may hold.

At 2:20 a.m. on this date in 1912, the luxury liner S.S. Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg in the North Atlantic. Of the 2201 people of on board, only 711 reached their intended destination in New York. Eight British musicians, members of the ship’s band stayed on board, reportedly playing a hymn-tune as the ship went down. In 1969, British composer Gavin Bryars, prepared a multi-media musical work titled “The Sinking of the Titanic,” which incorporated spoken interviews by Titanic survivors with a set of variations on the hymn tune played by the ship’s band. In 1985, the sunken wreck of the Titanic was rediscovered, and renewed interest led to a 1990 revival performance and recording of Gavin Bryars’s score. A few years later, composer James Horner wrote an Oscar-winning film score for director James Cameron’s Titanic–an incredibly successful cinematic dramatization of the story. Horner has written other famous film scores like those for “Aliens” and “Braveheart”—but none quite as successful as “Titanic.” That film grossed more than $600 million at the domestic box office and more than $1.8 billion worldwide. Ironically, considering this “titanic” success, the first film for which Horner composed a score was entitled “The Drought.”

The long-anticipated follow-up to Gavin Bryars’ The Fifth Century, which won The Crossing its first GRAMMY award in 2018, the 12-movement A Native Hill was premiered by the ensemble in October 2019 at their home, The Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill in Philadelphia. Wendell Berry’s text, from his 1968 essay of the same title, offers meditations on how life is, and can be, experienced, through detailed descriptions of the minutiae of rural existence, where simple natural events reveal themselves as metaphors for universal truths. Bryars has a close working and personal relationship with The Crossing, and draws on his intimate knowledge of the singers’ individual characteristics to create a further thoughtful and even more profoundly meaningful work for the ensemble. The New York Times has called Bryars’ music “accessible and defiantly personal,” and A Native Hill exemplifies his organic synthesis of sophisticated musical ideas with an earthy, insightful understanding of daily life. Purchase the music (without talk) at: http://www.classicalsavings.com/store/p1281/A_Native_Hill.html Your purchase helps to support our show! Classical Music Discoveries is sponsored by La Musica International Chamber Music Festival and Uber. @khedgecock #ClassicalMusicDiscoveries #KeepClassicalMusicAlive #LaMusicaFestival #CMDGrandOperaCompanyofVenice #CMDParisPhilharmonicinOrléans #CMDGermanOperaCompanyofBerlin #CMDGrandOperaCompanyofBarcelonaSpain #ClassicalMusicLivesOn #Uber Please consider supporting our show, thank you! http://www.classicalsavings.com/donate.html staff@classicalmusicdiscoveries.com

Poet Laureate Simon Armitage and composer Gavin Bryars in expansive conversation about their respective art forms, and what happens when they are brought together. Chaired by Dr Kimberly Campanello, Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Leeds, it’s a wide-ranging and warm conversation, illuminated by good humour and the two artists’ evident delight in discovering each other’s work in more detail. They discuss the pleasures and perils of crossing between the two disciplines, with reference to specific works by themselves and others. Excerpts from their recordings are woven throughout, including tracks by Armitage’s post rock/ambient outfit LYR, and Bryars’ extraordinary, influential 1971 work Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet.

For thousands of years Christians have been promoting and proclaiming the message of Jesus through varied means and methods. In this episode, we are joined by former-adman and now-pastor, Jon Bryars, as we explore all things advertising, ethics and Jesus.

durée : 00:04:05 - Le coup de coeur FB Orléans - Interview de Jean Louis Tallon, auteur de "Gavin Bryars, en parole, en musique" paru aux éditions "Le mot et le reste" !

Pastor Stephen Thee talks with Pastor Ken Bryars about his 28 years as Bethany's Worship Pastor as he retires.

Pastor Stephen Thee talks with Pastor Ken Bryars about his 28 years as Bethany's Worship Pastor as he retires.

Pastor Stephen Thee talks with Pastor Ken Bryars about his 28 years as Bethany's Worship Pastor as he retires.

durée : 01:00:05 - Autour de Gavin Bryars - par : Laurent Vilarem - La pièce « Mistral » de Gavin Bryars sera donnée en ouverture d’Aujourd’hui Musiques à Perpignan. À cette occasion, le compositeur nous emmène dans un grand voyage musical, pour un périple qui part du Pôle Nord et son océan de glace, au monde méditerranéen qui l’inspire depuis de nombreuses années. - réalisé par : Olivier Guérin

durée : 01:00:26 - En pistes, contemporains ! du dimanche 10 novembre 2019 - par : Emilie Munera - Musique = Clapping de Steve Reich Voix = Coco Bonnier - réalisé par : Claire Lagarde

Follow @johnbryars John Bryars passion for music started at an early age with piano and soon after started playing drums. He continued to develop his musical abilities and began playing in a band drawing inspiration from artists including Sonic Youth, Fugazi and Blonde Redhead. He bought his first pair of turn tables and began spinning and collecting records during his senior year of high school. After moving to San Francisco to attend art school, John formed the two piece band The Tenderlions in 2007. They were well received for their unique mix of live electronic and acoustic elements. The Tenderlions released several EP’s as well as singles and remixes through various labels such as Om Records. The live electronic duo had the pleasure of sharing the stage with the likes of The Prodigy James Murphey, and Simian Mobile Disco as well as playing reputable venues like The Warfield, Mezzanine, and Shoreline Amphitheater as well as various festivals. John is currently based in Los Angeles and is recognized for his broad tastes and eclectic style. He has played Legendary Los Angeles parties such as A Club Called Rhonda, Lights Down Low, Midnight Lovers and Future Primitive. He has DJed alongside Solar, Lina willikens, Marie Davidson, Octa Octa, Interstellar Funk, Honey Soundsystem, Gerd Janson, Honey Dijon, Maya Jane Coles and many others. He has done radio shows for NTS, Dublab and KXLU. He has played various festivals such as Sunset Campout and is working on an EP set to release early next year.

durée : 01:00:05 - Autour de Gavin Bryars - par : Laurent Vilarem - La pièce « Mistral » de Gavin Bryars sera donnée en ouverture d’Aujourd’hui Musiques à Perpignan. À cette occasion, le compositeur nous emmène dans un grand voyage musical, pour un périple qui part du Pôle Nord et son océan de glace, au monde méditerranéen qui l’inspire depuis de nombreuses années. - réalisé par : Olivier Guérin

Banha Da Cobra - Asylo Famers Union - Lovesong Charles Cohen - Blue Krishna Sonya Spence - Make Love To Me In The Dark Entourage - Sleazy Sue Maurice Halison - Ny Fitiavako Anao Ketema Makkonen - Antchi Hoye Grouper - She Loves Me That Way Mount Kimbie - Poison Michele Rabbia / Gianluca Petrella / Elvind Aarset - What Floats Beneath Cozmic Corridors - Niemand Versteht Pomo Music - Xylophone solo Lloyd McNeill - Griot Frank Lowe - Brother Joseph Gibson, Woodbury, Hobbs, Scalla, Bryars etc. - Thirties Betsimisaraka - recorded in Tamatave Ostad Elahi - Suite De Qatâr Acrobacia Terrestre - 4 E B U - By & By Jim O'Rourke - Happy Endings Panda Bear - untitled Department of Eagles - Floating on the Lehigh ? - Tar solo Rakotozafy - Hitako Ianao Anito 33.10.3402 - O Tom Potom S.T. Sun Ra - Moonshots across the sky

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The contemporary classical composer Gavin Bryars talks about the latest incarnation of his acclaimed 1971 work, Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet – a 12-hour overnight rendition at Tate Modern in London. The piece is based on a fragment of tape of a homeless man singing, and this performance combines the Academy of St Martin in the Fields, Bryars’s own ensemble, the Southbank Sinfonia, and the participation of several homeless people. Gavin Bryars also contributes his thoughts to the question: can opera singers sing pop and vice versa? What are the main differences between a trained bel canto voice and what some would call the more natural approach taken by folk, jazz or rock singers? Music critic Anna Picard and Christopher Purves, opera singer and former member of jazz vocal group Harvey and the Wallbangers, discuss. Hailed by Zadie Smith as 'uncommonly poised and truly beautiful', the debut novelist Isabella Hammad discusses her 500-page epic The Parisian, set around the Palestinian struggle for independence in the early twentieth century. Presenter Janina Ramirez Producer Jerome Weatherald

On Monday morning, all five defendants came to the fence of one of Bryars’s lots, which was near the road leading from, and about one hundred yards from his house. All of them were mounted except one, and all armed with guns, and were first outside of the fence, opposite said Green B. Bryars, who stood by his plow, called out, ‘Boys, come here."   Be a part of our community - be a patron Alabama Pioneers comments - info@alabamapioneers.com

Britain’s most important post-minimalist composer, Gavin Bryars, speaks to Ben Eshmade about his career and works that have impacted the musical landscape profoundly. Reflecting on his best-known works (Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet, The Sinking of the Titanic) and explaining the inspiration behind some of his more recent works (Winestead, The North Shore etc.), Gavin also talks about the vast array of artists he has worked with over the years (Brian Eno, Father John Misty among others) and whether music can change the world... 

Gavin Bryars In Conversation with Mark McNeill Composer and musician, Gavin Bryars joins host, Mark McNeill, this week on In Conversation. Together, they delve into his unique and expansive career in music. From studying with John Cage, to founding the Portsmouth Sinfonia, to being the first artist singed to Brian Eno’s Obscure Records, Bryars can be sighted as one of the most influential composers of the post-minimalist era. Enjoy absorbing some illumination from one of the brightest minds creating today. In Conversation is produced by dublab. Sound editing and music are by Matteah Baim. Due to rights reasons music from the original broadcast has been removed. To hear more, please visit dublab.com

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This past August, Shawn Shafner traveled to Brattleboro, VT to join Urine Diversion Summit 2016—a conference brimming with pee-ple making waves over how we “make water.” While The Puru didn’t want to disrupt the flow, he was able to divert a few participants away from micturation and into the microphone for some short interviews. Thus: The Lil’ Tinklers. In Part 1, wee-wee will learn about how eco-toilet systems succeed, and why they sometimes don’t. First, we’ll meet Daniella Saetta and Hannah Ray, two women diving unabashedly into the urinal to understand how the minerals in your pee clog up the pipes. With their help, we can put these nutrients to use and keep waterless pissoirs on the walls. Then we’ll be joined by Cat Bryars, a regional planner recently returned from a year in Oaxaca, Mexico. While there on a Fulbright, she studied how entire cities were hooked up to urine-diverting compost toilets, why they were eventually abandoned, and how these lessons can help us roll out sustainable toilets in sustainable ways. So grab a glass, sit back, and shower your ears with gold! Also mentioned: Rich Earth Institute, Kim Nace, Abe Noe-Hays, Lab, bathroom, volume, fertilizer, Dr. Treavor Boyer, Arizona State University, University of Florida, Potable water, Urea, Urease, Calcium, Magnesium, Urethra, Hydrolize, kidney stones, Ammonia, nutrient recovery, nitrogen, phosphorous, triple bond, struvite crystals, Colombia, male privelege, penis, vagina, pStyle, funnel, StandUps, Cesar Añorve, UD, pit latrine, fecal pathogens, Falmouth, Cape Cod Eco Toilet Center, regional planner, decentralized sanitation, scale up, perceived legitimacy, residuals, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

EKKOZONE was formed with the dream of creating a truly virtuoso ensemble that would tackle the classical avant-garde, minimalism and cross-over projects equally well. Esteemed percussionist Mathias Reumert leads the ensemble and in this live program he introduces Ekkozone and we get to listen to two live recordings of Ligeti and Bryars pieces recorded at Atlas in Aarhus. 'Astrup Fearnley' is a piece talking about art, money and how to work without working at a blue-chip private art collection in Oslo during the summer of 2012. Written and read by MOA ALSKOG. Moa is Swedish, but resides in Copenhagen. She joins us live in the studio and introduces her piece.

Sara Mohr-Pietsch visits the Leicestershire home of Gavin Bryars, where he composes in a converted garage in his garden. Bryars talks about the interaction between his work and family life, how he finds the mental space he needs to write music, and the inspiration he draws into his studio from places around the world.

Gavin Bryars's mould-breaking 1971 score Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet is a work which came about almost accidentally, when Bryars found a recording of an elderly homeless man singing lines from a Victorian hymn. Cultural historian Robert Hewison makes the case for why the work is important, and commentary comes from author and musician David Toop.

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