Podcasts about siegmund

Bei der Landtagswahl im Herbst 2026 will die AfD Sachsen-Anhalt mindestens 45 Prozent der Wählerstimmen erringen. Bereits über ein Jahr zuvor hat die Partei Ulrich Siegmund als ihren Spitzenkandidaten benannt. Warum?

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Diese Woche in Zu Gast bei Vera: Wegewart Wolfgang Siegmund. Raus in die Natur zum Wandern und Bergsteigen, das machen er und viele viele andere Freiwillige beim Alpenverein erst möglich. Er erzählt unter anderem was er so macht.

Im Leben von Siegmund Andraschek dreht sich alles ums Arrangieren und Komponieren. Er komponiert für verschiedenste Bandformationen, Kammermusikensembles, Blasorchester, Big Bands und Symphonieorchester. Ebenso erstellt er Konzepte für Musikvermittlungsprogramme und arbeitet auf Wunsch auch aktiv an der Umsetzung der Konzepte mit. In einem sehr ehrlichen und persönlichen Interview erzählt er über die Höhen und auch Tiefen seiner musikalischen Laufbahn.

In der aktuellen Episode des VertriebsFunk-Podcasts spreche ich mit Alexander Siegmund, einem ausgewiesenen Experten für betriebliche Altersvorsorge (bAV). Wir beleuchten die Chancen und Risiken der bAV und zeigen auf, wie sowohl Arbeitnehmer als auch Arbeitgeber von einer durchdachten Altersvorsorgestrategie profitieren können.​  

Herzlich willkommen im Einfach Schlafen Podcast. Da es im Weltgeschehen bereits genug Mord und Totschlag gibt, haben die Russen, Hindenburg und das Kriegsgeschehen hiermit ein Ende.Wir starten neu mit den deutschen Heldensagen.Höre die faszinierende Geschichte von Siegfried, einem der bekanntesten Helden der deutschen Heldensagen. Die Erzählung beginnt mit König Siegmund und seiner Suche nach einer Frau, führt über die Untreue seiner Gemahlin Sieglinde und die Kindheit von Siegfried, bis hin zu seinen Abenteuern und Kämpfen gegen Drachen und Intrigen. Die Geschichte thematisiert Liebe, Verrat, Heldentum und die Herausforderungen, die Siegfried auf seinem Weg begegnen.PS: Dir gefällt was Du hörst? Dann abonniere den Podcast und lass gerne eine Bewertung da. Deine Nachrichten und Wünsche erreichen mich per Mail an einfachschlafen@gmx.de und wenn du den Podcast finanziell unterstützen möchtest, dann gib mir einen "Kaffee aus" ☕ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Dieser Link leitet ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Dich direkt weiter. Ich sage schon mal DANKESCHÖN

Die Transformation von onOffice: Vom CRM zur ganzheitlichen Lösung für Makler – mit COO Marius Siegmund In dieser Folge von Maklergeflüster spricht Host Markus mit Marius Siegmund, dem Chief Operating Officer von onOffice, über die spannende Entwicklung des Unternehmens: von einer CRM-Software hin zu einer ganzheitlichen Lösung für die Immobilienbranche. Marius gibt Einblicke in die strategischen Meilensteine, die onOffice zum digitalen Ökosystem für Makler gemacht haben, erklärt, wie neue Produkte und Partnerschaften entstehen – und wohin die Reise geht. Natürlich geht es auch um die Zukunft der Branche, technologische Innovationen, Digitalisierung und die Vision, wie onOffice die Maklerarbeit in den kommenden Jahren weiter verändern will. Eine spannende Folge für alle, die wissen wollen, was hinter den Kulissen des größten Makler-CRMs Deutschlands passiert – und wie daraus ein Marktplatz für die gesamte Branche entsteht.   Wunderschöne Grundriss & Visualisierungen: www.mcgrundriss.de onoffice: https://onoffice.com/  Impressum: https://mcgrundriss.de/kontakt/ 

This will encourage you! Listen to Sophomore Ty Siegmund share his testimony and encourage all of us to "testify to the gospel of the grace of God". (Acts 20:24) If you didn't listen last week, Ty's parents shared on that episode.  Check out Ty preaching at The Gathering at NRH Student Ministry this past fall. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fd9t9wasQM&t=10s Check out the song - Use Me by Josiah Queen - https://youtu.be/q1-6SLWRf8E?si=f32y6lXlEPgl8wgY Check out Ty leading communion at the 1:58:00 mark of this video - https://www.youtube.com/live/yy8-qNXLeSU?si=YnMDLUgIjIQyb0eB Join us at Gather25 to join the global church in reaching the lost. https://thehillschurch.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/3360/responses/new Reach out to us at nextgennow@thehills.org and find more information about The Hills Church at www.thehills.org  

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Jorge Fontevecchia en entrevista con el historiador y periodista italiano Siegmund Ginzberg.

[@6 min] Alright, this week…in advance of "The Puccini Heroines," an all-Puccini arias concert at Lyric Opera of Chicago, Sondra Radvanovsky takes a Free Throw on the singing the role of Turandot. Compared to Norma and Aida, you may be surprised to hear that it's one of her easiest roles. [@18 min] And then…in Listener Mailbag, we have field reports on all the vocal activity at Carnegie Hall including Song Studio, Friend of the Show Ying Fang with the Orchestra of St Luke's, and Friend of the Show Ryan Speedo Green in recital with pianist Adam Nielsen. [@27 min] Plus, in the ‘Two Minute Drill'…there *is* good news for 2025. Soprano Lise Davidsen has announced she is having twins! And if they are fraternal twins who inherit their mom's voice, maybe in 2055 we will have a future dream team Sieglinde and Siegmund! GET YOUR VOICE HEARD operaboxscore.com facebook.com/obschi1 bsky @operaboxscore

Special Edition: The Official WTA & ATP Tour Results for Day 4 & 5 of the 2025 Australian Open Day with ALL 2nd Round insights PLUS coaching tips on how to WIN against select players with LIVE data shared on WHO is on track to WIN AO25 This is episode 139 of ⁠⁠Beyond Top 10 Tennis⁠⁠ as we come LIVE to you from ⁠⁠AM8 International⁠⁠ with the latest Results from Days 4 & 5 of the Australian Open. Key data is shared on Siegmund, Zheng, Muchova, Osaka, Shnaider, Draper, Radacanu, Navarro, Shapovalov, Rybakina, Shelton & Sinner. Today's episode also shares insights from Dr Berge's NEW RELEASE: My [Tennis] Black Book: Federer, Nadal, Serena, Djokovic and applications for the 2025 Australian Open with exclusive Draw insights courtesy of Dr Berge's predictive analytics with 3rd Round & Round of 16 outcomes shared. ALERT:More ATP seeds drop v. WTA seeds and ‘why' is explained. The Video for episode 139 is available on both Spotify & YouTube whilst remaining available wherever you enjoy listening. ⁠⁠Key⁠⁠ upsets for Days 4 & 5 include Zheng, Muchova, Samsonova, Boulter, Medvedev, Ruud, Tiafoe, Hurkacz, Korda, Thompson & Auger-Aliassime whilst standout performers include Lys, Kudermetova, Kecmanovic, Marozsan, Tien & Mensik. To follow in these footsteps, be sure to order your own Tennis Black Book. To order Dr Berge's most recent release: “My [Tennis] Black Book: Federer, Nadal, Serena, Djokovic” simply head ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. For something different, head on over to Pink Octopus Books (.com) for Dr Berge's fictional release. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ To get in touch with Dr Berge directly: @drb on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Topicthread⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ (.com). You'll need to wait up to 24hrs for approval and also, to sign in twice sometimes (we promise it isn't broken). We get quite a bit of spam to bots and it's a simple trick up our sleeves to keep it cleaner and safer for all. To access our Blog, head to AM8International.com/blog To interact with some random polls, head to Sprooke.com ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ You can find Dr Berge here: Substack: @drberge YouTube: @drberge_tennis Instagram: @drberge_tennis X: @drberge_tennis Thank you so much for listening, please consider following us and/or rating us – that would be exceptionally awesome! Plus, any feedback would be absolutely wonderful and Dr Berge can look at including it in future episodes and/or blog posts. Thank you for listening, we appreciate your support immensely! Until next time, Enjoy!

In dieser Folge spreche ich mit dem politischen Theoretiker Johannes Siegmund, der an der Universität Wien zu Migration, Flucht und politischer Ökologie forscht. 2024 ist sein neues Buch „Tausend Archen: Flucht als politische Handlung“ im Wagenbach Verlag erschienen. Wir sprechen darüber, wie eine solidarische Praxis mit Flüchtenden aussehen kann, warum die Unterscheidung zwischen „politischen Flüchtlingen“ und „Wirtschaftsflüchtlingen“ wenig zielführend ist und wie sich eine linke politische Kraft im Umgang mit Fluchtbewegungen und flüchtenden Menschen positionieren könnte.Fragen, Anregungen, Feedback, und Beschwerden an aufnahmebereit@wu.ac.at X: J_Kohlenberger Instagram: judithkohlenberger„Aufnahmebereit“ entsteht im Rahmen eines Wissenschaftsvermittlungsprojekts an der WU Wien und wird ermöglicht durch die Förderung „Vom Wissen der Vielen“ der MA 7 der Stadt Wien. Danke an die Kooperationspartner*innen von „Die Chefredaktion“ und der Podcastwerkstatt. Sprecher Intro/Outro: Lukas Heck, Cornelius ObonyaTechnik: Jürgen Angel und Roman ReiterProduktion und Postproduktion: Anja Malensek

Last summer we were lucky enough to attend the European Congress of Mathematics (ECM) in Seville, Spain. The Congress sees the award of several prestigious prizes, including the Otto Neugebauer Prize for the History of Mathematics. In this episode of Maths on the Move we talk to this year's winner of the Otto Neugebauer Prize, Reinhard Siegmund-Schultze, who has worked on and written about mathematicians who fled Nazi Germany. Reinhard tells us about the motivation for his work, how the Nazi regime impacted mathematics and mathematicians, and what future historians might say about the mathematics of today. This content was produced with kind support from the London Mathematical Society.

Norddeutsch mit Jeföhl? Watt soll das jetzt sein? In dieser neuen Podcast-Serie werde ich mich zusammen mit Alexander Siegmund aka Sockensieggi und Coach Sebastian Rösler einmal im Monat zum Schnacken treffen. Das neue Traum-Duo der Triathlonszene hat einen tollkühnen Plan ausgeheckt. Das Ziel: So richtig Karneval auf dem Rathausmarkt in Hamburg feiern. Und zwar bei den IRONMAN Hamburg European Championships am 1. Juni 2025. Auf dieser Reise begleiten wir die beiden. Seid ihr dabei? Heute der Auftakt übers Wieso, weshalb, warum und mit der neuen Rubrik "Unter vier Ohren" sowie euren Fragen an die beiden.Fragen, Gästewünsche oder Feedback gerne an: soeren@wattislos-podcast.de Unterstützen kannst du Watt is los entweder mit einem Steady-Monatsabo oder einer Paypal-Spende. DANKE!❤

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Oft lässt sich nicht mehr klären, ob die Bilder, die im Nationalsozialismus in ein Museum kamen, rechtmäßig erworben wurden. Wenn es sich um Raubkunst handelt, ist es schwer, die Erben zu ermitteln. Vier Exponate, die zur Zeit im Landesmuseum zu sehen sind, konnten nun an die Nachfahren des Kunstsammlers Siegmund Levi zurückgegeben werden.

As a Strength and Conditioning Coach with the US Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC), Jared Siegmund prepares athletes for the apex of achievement and perseverance. Siegmund shares that, contrary to public belief, the Olympic competition cycle is not every four years — Team USA athletes face fierce competition in World Series events along the way to qualify. He also speaks to the creativity required to coach Paralympic athletes, where missing limbs create unique biomechanics and hearing or visual impairments impact cueing. Siegmund touches on his principles-based programming architecture, sample adaptations, and USOPC’s interdisciplinary support team. Additionally, Siegmund and McMahon discuss the new generation of modern athletes who are more in tune with data and can control their preparation experience. The discussion concludes with the importance of a growth mindset and getting out of your comfort zone, as well as opportunities to enter elite sport. Connect with Jared on Instagram at: @jaredsiegmund_ or LinkedIn: @jared-siegmund | Find Eric on Instagram: @ericmcmahoncscs or LinkedIn: @ericmcmahoncscs Show Notes“We have a traditional model that we see in our mind as the perfect technique – a baseball batter swings like this, a swimmer swims like this — but when you're missing a limb, it's going to be altered. The form, the biomechanics is going to be altered, and that goes into their overuse injury stuff, how they're producing force. If we can think of outside-of-the-box creativity, and curiosity, and how we innovate, that's going to drive our ideas, our programming. And it's also going to not pin us to our bias. When we do that, we're going to be more successful to give them what they need.” 9:40 “They're all humans. I think once we start to see that and we start to rip off the sense of kind of scared to do anything with them, or train them, or push them hard, […] just treat them like equals, man. It's like, training's training at the end of the day.” 13:25 “When you have a visually impaired athlete, you had to rely on a completely different skill set of coaching and cueing.” 14:22 “When we get down to crunch time this last six months before, three months before, right into the games. Like, we've done this before. We've challenged you strategically in different groups. We've challenged the coaches in certain ways. So we're all confident, so when this happens, we've already practiced it. And maybe even just having a talk about it kind of gives that anxiety or pressure, and it kind of melts away. You know, we've done it, I'm cool, I got it. I'm going to go win, or at least I'm going to give it my best that day.” 21:20

Christopher & Jobst im Gespräch mit Brezel. Wir reden über die Faszination New Orleans, das aufregende Japan, DIY-Filme und Orchester auf den Philippinen, Kind der Genialen Dilletanten, gut Pfarrer & Arzt faken können, ein Künstlername der vorm Feuilleton schützt, sich leicht blenden lassen, Sex Pistols in der Bravo, ein Stapel Schallplatten in die Mülltonne werfen, Throbbing Gristle & 77er Punk, das Casio-Ding von Trio, eine Show in einer Galerie in Kassel, relativ viel alleine sein, die schlimme Behinderung klassische Musik zu mögen, immer wieder Redewendungen vom Vater anwenden, Ton Steine Scherben mit Eisi Gulp auf einem Stadtfest in Kassel, Tote Hosen prügeln sich mit dem Publikum, die Diskothek Treibhaus, sich schon immer als anarchistisch gesehen haben, eingeschmissene Scheiben, 100.000 Mark für jede Räumung, nicht mal den Kumpels erzählen dass man in Bands spielen, die Siegmund Freud Experience, bißchen collagiert, was ungewöhnliches machen wollen, Aufnahmeprüfung an einer Kunsthochschule in Dortmund, viel pendeln, ab 1988 eine Wohnung in Neukölln, die Kneipe Mittenweider mit Speed-Automat, Konzerte im Blockshock, einige Seiten aus Mutters Backbuch, ein altes besetztes Uni-Gebäude in Dahlem, erstmal ins Rauchhaus ziehen, 4 vs. 78 Umzugskisten, beim Bäcker kennenlernen, halbe Brötchen mit Mett, ein Sampler mit 15-Minuten-Songs, erste Aufnahmen in den USA, Musik für Leute die nicht zu Techno tanzen wollen, Verachtung gegenüber gelernter Musik, Touren unter räudigen Umständen, von den eigenen Stücken gefangen, "I love you, Ono" als französische Parfum-Werbung, Françoise hat alle nervös gemacht, Kill Rock Stars & Terrorbird, weltweit auf Tour, dauernüchterner Zustand, wenn eine Ebene nicht da war gab es noch eine andere, Bardame statt Musiker, keine Neider, fundamentale Ruhe, chronisch krank seit 99, die erste Krebsdiagnose von Françoise, gerissene Netzhaut, so tun als ob es weitergeht, die andere Seite kennengelernt haben, das wahnsinnig berührende Solo-Album, Pisse im Studio, die Verweigerungshaltung von Pisse, lachhaft was alles möglich war, der Anarchismus der Nachwende-Jahre, so viele lustige Leute, Köpi & Rauchhaus, feige geworden sein, Mercedes-Sterne, strenges Regiment beim Kochen, ein fast biblisches Alter, Werbung für das Buch von Françoise, den YouTube-Kanal Drumeo, Merriment & Dirt, Fold, das neue Libertines Album, uvm. Zwei Songs für die Playlist: 1) Ein STEREO TOTAL Song, der in Japan besonders gut ankam: Holiday Inn 2) Ein Lied, das Brezel mit seiner Jugend in Hessen verbindet: LENE LOVICH - Lucky No. 1

In this exciting episode, we dive into the distinct worlds of managing football clubs in Europe and the U.S. with Siegmund Gruber, CEO of LASK, and Drew Bentley, VP of Business Operations & Strategy at DC United. We discussed the challenges of adopting the American sports model in Europe, the success of U.S. matchday experiences, and how U.S. football can learn from European clubs' deep-rooted traditions and passion. Join us for a focused look at the contrasts and potential learnings between these two football cultures.

Der amerikanische Sänger Michael Spyres wurde im Jänner in Amsterdam im Rahmen der „Oper! Awards“ der Fachzeitschrift „Oper!“ als bester Sänger ausgezeichnet. Bei dieser Gelegenheit sang er zum ersten Mal öffentlich „Mein lieber Schwan“ aus Richard Wagners „Lohengrin“. Ein nächster Schritt in seiner beeindruckenden Karriere als Sänger, der ihn diesen Sommer erstmals nach Bayreuth führt. Quasi am stimmlichen Weg zum Siegmund der Walküre entstand sein jüngstes Album „In the Shadows“. Aufgenommen mit Les Talens Lyriques unter Christoph Rousset. Mehr dazu von Musikchefin Ursula Magnes.

Riley Winn hits it big with her new song. Like really BIG. And her ex-husband is all to wiliing to take the credit for being the inspiration. However, he is not the inspiration. Riley reached way in her past for the inspiration: Max Harcourt. And now Riley will ask her long ago ex to tour with her. Do they have what it takes to re-start something that failed before? You will love the unfolding of this story!

Große Demonstrationen in vielen deutschen Städten. Hunderttausende gehen „gegen Rechts“ auf die Straße. Darauf hatten Gegner der AfD seit langem gewartet. Basierend auf dem Lehnitzsee-Berichts von Correctiv passiert das nun. Marcel Joppa und Benjamin Gollme diskutieren die neuen Entwicklungen: Was wissen die Demonstranten wirklich über das Treffen? Kennen Sie die Aussagen der Teilnehmer? Wissen sie, was Siegmund, Vosgerau und Sellner dazu sagen? Sehen sie die Lücken und Fragen, die offen sind? Vermutlich nicht. Denn sie werden nicht mit „Rechten“ reden. Und lehnen es vermutlich ab, „Rechten“ zuzuhören. Damit sind sie zwar mit gutem Gefühl auf einer Demonstration, aber sie sind einseitig informiert. Im schlimmsten Fall sind sie: Desinformierte Demokraten

What happened at the US Open on Day 1? Well... In the men's draw… Holger Rune loses to Roberto Carballes Baena and then complains about the court scheduling (while also claiming he wasn't) Dominic Thiem wins against Alexander Bublik! His first grand slam victory in 2 years and lost three of last four against top 20 players. Bublik also embarrassed himself rather and overstepped the line with a rant. As predicted, Felix Auger-Aliassime slumps to defeat against Makenzie McDonald Sebastian Korda and Lorenzo Musetti out too Stefanos Tsitsipas is too strong for Milos Raonic Novak Djokovic cruises through, water is wet etc In the women's draw… Maria Sakkari is out and in pain, saying she may need a break from the game Other seeds to fall were Anhelina Kalinina, Bernarda Pera and Elisabetta Cocciaretto Caroline Wozniacki gets a win on her Grand Slam return Coco Gauff survives an early scare against queen of gamesmanship Laura Siegmund Beatriz Haddad Maia edges Sloane Stephens Iga Swiatek and Elena Rybakina cruise through Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What happened at the US Open on Day 1? Well... In the men's draw… Holger Rune loses to Roberto Carballes Baena and then complains about the court scheduling (while also claiming he wasn't) Dominic Thiem wins against Alexander Bublik! His first grand slam victory in 2 years and lost three of last four against top 20 players. Bublik also embarrassed himself rather and overstepped the line with a rant. As predicted, Felix Auger-Aliassime slumps to defeat against Makenzie McDonald Sebastian Korda and Lorenzo Musetti out too Stefanos Tsitsipas is too strong for Milos Raonic Novak Djokovic cruises through, water is wet etc In the women's draw… Maria Sakkari is out and in pain, saying she may need a break from the game Other seeds to fall were Anhelina Kalinina, Bernarda Pera and Elisabetta Cocciaretto Caroline Wozniacki gets a win on her Grand Slam return Coco Gauff survives an early scare against queen of gamesmanship Laura Siegmund Beatriz Haddad Maia edges Sloane Stephens Iga Swiatek and Elena Rybakina cruise through Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Trump är tydligen på väg till New York något man delade med följande opera tema... Nibelungens ring ("Ringen", även Nibelungenringen) (tyska: Der Ring des Nibelungen) är en tysk operatetralogi av Richard Wagner baserad på det sydtyska eposet Nibelungensången och material från den nordiska mytologin, i synnerhet Völsungasagan och den Poetiska Eddan. Enligt Wagner är detta en scenfest för tre dagar och en inledande kväll, och det händer att man spelar alla fyra operorna fyra kvällar i rad. Den sammanlagda speltiden (exklusive pauser) är mellan 14 och 16 timmar. Enkom den sista, Ragnarök, kan ta upp till fem timmar att framföra. Första kompletta uppsättningen av ringen skedde den 13, 14, 16, 17 augusti 1876 i Bayreuth under musikalisk ledning av Hans Richter. Svensk premiär av hela cykeln på Kungliga Operan i Stockholm skedde den 14-20 mars 1907. De fyra operorna som ingår är: Rhenguldet (Das Rheingold, premiär den 22 september 1869 i München, svensk premiär på Kungliga Operan i Stockholm den 26 oktober 1901.) * Prolog – härskarringen skapas och förbannas. * Valkyrian (Die Walküre, premiär den 26 juni 1870 i München, svensk premiär på Kungliga Operan i Stockholm den 7 november 1895.) * Siegfried avlas av syskonen Siegmund och Sieglinde. Brünnhilde sövs ner omringad av eld. * Siegfried (Siegfried, premiär den 16 augusti 1876 i Bayreuth, svensk premiär på Kungliga Operan i Stockholm den 11 december 1905. * Siegfried växer upp, erövrar ringen och uppväcker Brünnhilde. * Ragnarök (Götterdämmerung, premiär den 17 augusti 1876 i Bayreuth, svensk premiär på Kungliga Operan i Stockholm den 28 februari 1907). * Kampen om ringen fortsätter – Siegfried dödas och Brünnhilde återbördar ringen till naturen. Det är dags nu att betala... #CarlNorberg #DeFria De Fria är en folkrörelse som jobbar för demokrati genom en upplyst och medveten befolkning! Stöd oss: SWISH: 070 - 621 19 92 (mottagare Sofia S) PATREON: https://patreon.com/defria_se HEMSIDA: https://defria.se FACEBOOK: https://facebook.com/defria.se

På ämnet hitta svensken. https://sok.riksarkivet.se/sbl/Mobil/Artikel/7255 I släkten Philipson finner vi precis allt. Thule försäkringar, Norrköpings bank, Arvid Lindman, Ivar Kreuger etc. Sten Mauritz Philipsons dotter Eva gifte sig sedermera med Siegmund Warburg, som startade den bank som idag heter UBS och som alltså nu köpt upp Credit Suisse. Siegmund satt för övrigt med i Z organisationen under WW2. Ni vet den som Claude Dansey byggde upp och som öppnade portarna för Trotskys återresa till Ryssland via England i krigshärjade Europa inför ryska revolutionen 1917, samtidigt som en viss Max Warburg gjorde detsamma för Lenin via Tyskland och Sverige... #CarlNorberg #DeFria De Fria är en folkrörelse som jobbar för demokrati genom en upplyst och medveten befolkning! Stöd oss: SWISH: 070 - 621 19 92 (mottagare Sofia S) PATREON: https://patreon.com/defria_se HEMSIDA: https://defria.se FACEBOOK: https://facebook.com/defria.se

Books are Chic first! Husband and wife writing duo, Emily and Austin join me! We are here to celebrate their latest, Do I Know You? A not your typical rom-com but oh so good. We talk marriage, writing, Taylor Swift and books! They were so much fun and I was so inspired and impressed after our conversation. Enjoy! Follow Austin and Emily for their latest novels and news: https://www.emilyandaustinwrite.com

The Trespasser by D. H. Lawrence audiobook. Brief Encounter meets Tristan und Isolde - on the Isle of Wight, under a vast sky florid with stars. The consequence is tragic indeed for one of the parties, Siegmund, when he sacrifices family life for a few days' transcendent rapture. His lover, the self-contained Helena, is strong enough to bear a return to the scruffy suburbs. Redemption of a kind is granted to the deserted wife, Beatrice. But between these robust Lawrentian women Siegmund is cancelled out. His love-death is no cosmic swoon but a sordid exit in an unkempt box-room. In this very British romance, there is no earthly escape from outworn attachments and life's deadening routine...

90. Jan Siegmund - Lead with Authenticity “The biggest impact in any organization for your wellbeing is your direct supervisor…a CEO or CFO talking nice words about inclusion are not as meaningful if they don't translate in day-to-day life.” Guest Info: Jan Siegmund is Cognizant's Chief Financial Officer. In this role, he leads the company's worldwide Financial Planning and Analysis, Accounting and Controllership, Tax, Treasury and Internal Audit functions. He also oversees Corporate Development, Investor Relations and Enterprise Risk Management. Prior to joining Cognizant in September 2020, Jan served for seven years as Corporate Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Automatic Data Processing (ADP), a $14-billion global human capital management technology and service provider. Earlier in his two-decade tenure with ADP, he held the roles of President, Added Value Services Division, developing and executing the company's growth strategy, and Chief Strategy Officer, with responsibility for corporate strategy, M&A, government affairs, and product management and marketing. He began his career at McKinsey & Company. Jan is a member of the Board of Directors of The Western Union Company, where he is Chair of the Audit Committee and a member of the Compliance Committee. He holds a master's degree in Industrial Engineering from Technical University Karlsruhe, Germany, a master's degree in Economics from the University of California, Santa Barbara and a doctorate in Economics from Technical University of Dresden, Germany. Favorite Quote: “The important thing in life is not perfection – the important thing is bending the curve towards the better.” R.O.G. Takeaway Tips: Actions we can take as a person:: Clarify answers to these deep questions:What is my authentic voice?  What is my V.I.B.E.? Values, Interests, Beliefs and Energy Sources.  What makes me unique? As a leader: If you are not a member of the LGBTQIA'+  community, and not aware of the realities and truths of associates who are, do your work. Learn. Understand. Glaad: The Value of LGBT in the Workplace SHRM: Ensuring Workplace Inclusion for LGBTQ Employees Out & Equal: 20 Steps to an Out & Equal Workplace  If you are aware and understand, be intentional about signaling your allyship and help others. Perhaps, you don't celebrate Pride month. Be respectful of those who do.  Listen to Episode 86 with H Walker for more. Resources: Jan Siegmund | I AM | Diversity in Leadership | Cognizant Cognizant — Diversity and Inclusion This is what Jan mentions at the end of the interview. The details are shared on our YouTube Channel.  Cognizant Earns Perfect Score in Human Rights Campaign Foundation's 2022 Corporate Equality Index Cognizant on LinkedIn: Driving Forward Diversity, Inclusion, and LGBTQ+ Allyship Coming Next: We are taking our summer break. We will return with episode 91 on August 30.  In the meantime, enjoy past episodes and have a healthy and enjoyable summer. Episode 91 will air on August 30th, with a recap of the first half of 2022 and highlights for the second half. Enjoy the summer! Credits: Jan Siegmund, Sheep Jam Productions, Host Shannon Cassidy, Bridge Between, Inc.

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Previously on Soft Valkyrie. Sieglinde and Siegmund were shown in a terrible mood far from the erotic bliss of their innocent foray into brother-sister cuckoldry. They realize what they've done, and what fate awaits them when they are discovered by Hunding and his hounds. Both are utterly frazzled and preoccupied with thoughts of death, when Brunhilde appears.Click here for the full-score and for the libretto. Soft ValkyriePresented and commissioned by Holland Festival in collaboration with Staatsoper Hannover and Dutch National Opera. Full CreditsMusic and libretto  - Richard WagnerEnglish translation  - Frederick JamesonDirection & MIDI arrangement  - David KanagaVOICESSiegmund  - Bryan the MensahSieglinde  - Hailey ClarkHunding  - Attila CsiharWotan  - Mattijs van de WoerdFricka  - Nadine SecundeBrünnhilde -  Claron McFaddenValkyries  - Mercedes Arcuri (Gerhilde, Helmwige), Clara Nadesdin (Ortlinde, Siegrune), Weronika Rabek (Waltraute, Grimgerde), Monika Walerowicz (Rossweisse, Schwertleite)INSTRUMENTSMIDI Piano, Act 1 - Marc EvansteinMIDI Piano, act 2 and 3 - Ernst MunnekeAdditional Flute on Siegmund's “Winterstürme” - Jonas PologeSFX packs - Ableton, SOPHIE, SpectrasonicsPRODUCTIONCasting - David Kanaga, Christian CarlstedtDramaturgy - Laura Roling, Manon SchreursCommissioned and co-produced by  Holland Festival, Dutch National Opera, Staatsoper HannoverWith the support of  NTR Radio 4Special thanks to  Sound department Staatstheater Hannover, Soho Square Studios London, Splendor Amsterdam, Jochem Valkenburg, Jasper Berben 

When we left off, Siegmund and Sieglinde had just embarked on their incestuous adventure, leaving behind Sieglinde's cuckolded husband Hunding to wake up to the bad news at dawn. We've since walked several miles from the forest of Hunding's hut, and are now at the base of a mountain where the couple's father spends his time–Wolf, as they called him, or Wotan, Odin–god of contracts and bad weather. It is a new day, at high noon. Let's see what happens next.  Click here for the full-score and for the libretto. Soft ValkyriePresented and commissioned by Holland Festival in collaboration with Staatsoper Hannover and Dutch National Opera. Full CreditsMusic and libretto  - Richard WagnerEnglish translation  - Frederick JamesonDirection & MIDI arrangement  - David KanagaVOICESSiegmund  - Bryan the MensahSieglinde  - Hailey ClarkHunding  - Attila CsiharWotan  - Mattijs van de WoerdFricka  - Nadine SecundeBrünnhilde -  Claron McFaddenValkyries  - Mercedes Arcuri (Gerhilde, Helmwige), Clara Nadesdin (Ortlinde, Siegrune), Weronika Rabek (Waltraute, Grimgerde), Monika Walerowicz (Rossweisse, Schwertleite)INSTRUMENTSMIDI Piano, Act 1 - Marc EvansteinMIDI Piano, act 2 and 3 - Ernst MunnekeAdditional Flute on Siegmund's “Winterstürme” - Jonas PologeSFX packs - Ableton, SOPHIE, SpectrasonicsPRODUCTIONCasting - David Kanaga, Christian CarlstedtDramaturgy - Laura Roling, Manon SchreursCommissioned and co-produced by  Holland Festival, Dutch National Opera, Staatsoper HannoverWith the support of  NTR Radio 4Special thanks to  Sound department Staatstheater Hannover, Soho Square Studios London, Splendor Amsterdam, Jochem Valkenburg, Jasper Berben

Previously on Soft Valkyrie, Wotan had a brief meeting with his daughter, the Valkyrie Brunhilde. No sooner had he commanded her to aid Siegmund in the coming battle with Hunding, the great god's wife arrived with a different plan.   Click here for the full-score and for the libretto. Soft ValkyriePresented and commissioned by Holland Festival in collaboration with Staatsoper Hannover and Dutch National Opera. Full CreditsMusic and libretto  - Richard WagnerEnglish translation  - Frederick JamesonDirection & MIDI arrangement  - David KanagaVOICESSiegmund  - Bryan the MensahSieglinde  - Hailey ClarkHunding  - Attila CsiharWotan  - Mattijs van de WoerdFricka  - Nadine SecundeBrünnhilde -  Claron McFaddenValkyries  - Mercedes Arcuri (Gerhilde, Helmwige), Clara Nadesdin (Ortlinde, Siegrune), Weronika Rabek (Waltraute, Grimgerde), Monika Walerowicz (Rossweisse, Schwertleite)INSTRUMENTSMIDI Piano, Act 1 - Marc EvansteinMIDI Piano, act 2 and 3 - Ernst MunnekeAdditional Flute on Siegmund's “Winterstürme” - Jonas PologeSFX packs - Ableton, SOPHIE, SpectrasonicsPRODUCTIONCasting - David Kanaga, Christian CarlstedtDramaturgy - Laura Roling, Manon SchreursCommissioned and co-produced by  Holland Festival, Dutch National Opera, Staatsoper HannoverWith the support of  NTR Radio 4Special thanks to  Sound department Staatstheater Hannover, Soho Square Studios London, Splendor Amsterdam, Jochem Valkenburg, Jasper Berben 

Previously on Soft Valkyrie. We learned that Fricka is none too happy about this incestuous cuckoldry. In her sovereignty as the god of marriage, she has elicited a commitment from Wotan not to help Siegmund during the coming battle. Instead, Hunding should prevail, and avenge the affair. …Now Wotan is alone with Brunhilde, to whom he must convey the altered plans.Click here for the full-score and for the libretto. Soft ValkyriePresented and commissioned by Holland Festival in collaboration with Staatsoper Hannover and Dutch National Opera. Full CreditsMusic and libretto  - Richard WagnerEnglish translation  - Frederick JamesonDirection & MIDI arrangement  - David KanagaVOICESSiegmund  - Bryan the MensahSieglinde  - Hailey ClarkHunding  - Attila CsiharWotan  - Mattijs van de WoerdFricka  - Nadine SecundeBrünnhilde -  Claron McFaddenValkyries  - Mercedes Arcuri (Gerhilde, Helmwige), Clara Nadesdin (Ortlinde, Siegrune), Weronika Rabek (Waltraute, Grimgerde), Monika Walerowicz (Rossweisse, Schwertleite)INSTRUMENTSMIDI Piano, Act 1 - Marc EvansteinMIDI Piano, act 2 and 3 - Ernst MunnekeAdditional Flute on Siegmund's “Winterstürme” - Jonas PologeSFX packs - Ableton, SOPHIE, SpectrasonicsPRODUCTIONCasting - David Kanaga, Christian CarlstedtDramaturgy - Laura Roling, Manon SchreursCommissioned and co-produced by  Holland Festival, Dutch National Opera, Staatsoper HannoverWith the support of  NTR Radio 4Special thanks to  Sound department Staatstheater Hannover, Soho Square Studios London, Splendor Amsterdam, Jochem Valkenburg, Jasper Berben 

Previously on Soft Valkyrie. Wotan began to describe his backstory to Brunhilde. We learn of Alberich's theft of the Rhinegold, of the laborer Fafner's departure with the gold in the form of a dragon, and of Wotan's desire to kill him which is impeded by his contractual obligation.   Click here for the full-score and for the libretto. Soft ValkyriePresented and commissioned by Holland Festival in collaboration with Staatsoper Hannover and Dutch National Opera. Full CreditsMusic and libretto  - Richard WagnerEnglish translation  - Frederick JamesonDirection & MIDI arrangement  - David KanagaVOICESSiegmund  - Bryan the MensahSieglinde  - Hailey ClarkHunding  - Attila CsiharWotan  - Mattijs van de WoerdFricka  - Nadine SecundeBrünnhilde -  Claron McFaddenValkyries  - Mercedes Arcuri (Gerhilde, Helmwige), Clara Nadesdin (Ortlinde, Siegrune), Weronika Rabek (Waltraute, Grimgerde), Monika Walerowicz (Rossweisse, Schwertleite)INSTRUMENTSMIDI Piano, Act 1 - Marc EvansteinMIDI Piano, act 2 and 3 - Ernst MunnekeAdditional Flute on Siegmund's “Winterstürme” - Jonas PologeSFX packs - Ableton, SOPHIE, SpectrasonicsPRODUCTIONCasting - David Kanaga, Christian CarlstedtDramaturgy - Laura Roling, Manon SchreursCommissioned and co-produced by  Holland Festival, Dutch National Opera, Staatsoper HannoverWith the support of  NTR Radio 4Special thanks to  Sound department Staatstheater Hannover, Soho Square Studios London, Splendor Amsterdam, Jochem Valkenburg, Jasper Berben 

Previously on Soft Valkyrie. Wotan confessed the end of his backstory to Brunhilde, and passed on to her the bad news that she must not help Siegmund. Rather she must lead him to his death. Wotan left, leaving Brunhilde alone, whence she took her horse bridle and went off in search of Siegmund.  Click here for the full-score and for the libretto. Soft ValkyriePresented and commissioned by Holland Festival in collaboration with Staatsoper Hannover and Dutch National Opera. Full CreditsMusic and libretto  - Richard WagnerEnglish translation  - Frederick JamesonDirection & MIDI arrangement  - David KanagaVOICESSiegmund  - Bryan the MensahSieglinde  - Hailey ClarkHunding  - Attila CsiharWotan  - Mattijs van de WoerdFricka  - Nadine SecundeBrünnhilde -  Claron McFaddenValkyries  - Mercedes Arcuri (Gerhilde, Helmwige), Clara Nadesdin (Ortlinde, Siegrune), Weronika Rabek (Waltraute, Grimgerde), Monika Walerowicz (Rossweisse, Schwertleite)INSTRUMENTSMIDI Piano, Act 1 - Marc EvansteinMIDI Piano, act 2 and 3 - Ernst MunnekeAdditional Flute on Siegmund's “Winterstürme” - Jonas PologeSFX packs - Ableton, SOPHIE, SpectrasonicsPRODUCTIONCasting - David Kanaga, Christian CarlstedtDramaturgy - Laura Roling, Manon SchreursCommissioned and co-produced by  Holland Festival, Dutch National Opera, Staatsoper HannoverWith the support of  NTR Radio 4Special thanks to  Sound department Staatstheater Hannover, Soho Square Studios London, Splendor Amsterdam, Jochem Valkenburg, Jasper Berben 

Previously on Soft Valkyrie. Brunhilde arrived at the Valkyrie's rock, where her sisters were gathering with corpses of heroes to bring to Valhalla, Wotan's debt-plagued palace of death. She asked for someone to help with Sieglinde, who exited East with a sublime finale. But no sooner was this goal achieved than Wotan appeared in a fury, preparing to inflict the severest punishment on his daughter for her insubordination.Click here for the full-score and for the libretto. Soft ValkyriePresented and commissioned by Holland Festival in collaboration with Staatsoper Hannover and Dutch National Opera. Full CreditsMusic and libretto  - Richard WagnerEnglish translation  - Frederick JamesonDirection & MIDI arrangement  - David KanagaVOICESSiegmund  - Bryan the MensahSieglinde  - Hailey ClarkHunding  - Attila CsiharWotan  - Mattijs van de WoerdFricka  - Nadine SecundeBrünnhilde -  Claron McFaddenValkyries  - Mercedes Arcuri (Gerhilde, Helmwige), Clara Nadesdin (Ortlinde, Siegrune), Weronika Rabek (Waltraute, Grimgerde), Monika Walerowicz (Rossweisse, Schwertleite)INSTRUMENTSMIDI Piano, Act 1 - Marc EvansteinMIDI Piano, act 2 and 3 - Ernst MunnekeAdditional Flute on Siegmund's “Winterstürme” - Jonas PologeSFX packs - Ableton, SOPHIE, SpectrasonicsPRODUCTIONCasting - David Kanaga, Christian CarlstedtDramaturgy - Laura Roling, Manon SchreursCommissioned and co-produced by  Holland Festival, Dutch National Opera, Staatsoper HannoverWith the support of  NTR Radio 4Special thanks to  Sound department Staatstheater Hannover, Soho Square Studios London, Splendor Amsterdam, Jochem Valkenburg, Jasper Berben 

Previously on Soft Valkyrie. Siegmund met Brunhilde, who came bearing bad news at first. A noble death dialog ensued. But no sooner had Siegmund valiantly threatened to murder his new sister-bride so as to meet her in Valhalla when he died, Brunhile changed her mind, and joined Siegmund's side, against their father's wishes. Now Hunding approaches, and we will see how things play out.Click here for the full-score and for the libretto. Soft ValkyriePresented and commissioned by Holland Festival in collaboration with Staatsoper Hannover and Dutch National Opera. Full CreditsMusic and libretto  - Richard WagnerEnglish translation  - Frederick JamesonDirection & MIDI arrangement  - David KanagaVOICESSiegmund  - Bryan the MensahSieglinde  - Hailey ClarkHunding  - Attila CsiharWotan  - Mattijs van de WoerdFricka  - Nadine SecundeBrünnhilde -  Claron McFaddenValkyries  - Mercedes Arcuri (Gerhilde, Helmwige), Clara Nadesdin (Ortlinde, Siegrune), Weronika Rabek (Waltraute, Grimgerde), Monika Walerowicz (Rossweisse, Schwertleite)INSTRUMENTSMIDI Piano, Act 1 - Marc EvansteinMIDI Piano, act 2 and 3 - Ernst MunnekeAdditional Flute on Siegmund's “Winterstürme” - Jonas PologeSFX packs - Ableton, SOPHIE, SpectrasonicsPRODUCTIONCasting - David Kanaga, Christian CarlstedtDramaturgy - Laura Roling, Manon SchreursCommissioned and co-produced by  Holland Festival, Dutch National Opera, Staatsoper HannoverWith the support of  NTR Radio 4Special thanks to  Sound department Staatstheater Hannover, Soho Square Studios London, Splendor Amsterdam, Jochem Valkenburg, Jasper Berben 

Welcome back to Soft Valkyrie. We've just left the scene of battle, where Wotan was flying into a rage at Brunnhilde's disobedience. Now, look off to the horizon. See that peak out there? T hat's where Brunhilde's sisters, the other Valkyries, like to gather and play with their dead heroes. Brunhilde has just escaped the scene of battle with Sieglinde in tow, and must be headed in their direction to ask for help. Let's fly on over, and see how things are going.Click here for the full-score and for the libretto. Soft ValkyriePresented and commissioned by Holland Festival in collaboration with Staatsoper Hannover and Dutch National Opera. Full CreditsMusic and libretto  - Richard WagnerEnglish translation  - Frederick JamesonDirection & MIDI arrangement  - David KanagaVOICESSiegmund  - Bryan the MensahSieglinde  - Hailey ClarkHunding  - Attila CsiharWotan  - Mattijs van de WoerdFricka  - Nadine SecundeBrünnhilde -  Claron McFaddenValkyries  - Mercedes Arcuri (Gerhilde, Helmwige), Clara Nadesdin (Ortlinde, Siegrune), Weronika Rabek (Waltraute, Grimgerde), Monika Walerowicz (Rossweisse, Schwertleite)INSTRUMENTSMIDI Piano, Act 1 - Marc EvansteinMIDI Piano, act 2 and 3 - Ernst MunnekeAdditional Flute on Siegmund's “Winterstürme” - Jonas PologeSFX packs - Ableton, SOPHIE, SpectrasonicsPRODUCTIONCasting - David Kanaga, Christian CarlstedtDramaturgy - Laura Roling, Manon SchreursCommissioned and co-produced by  Holland Festival, Dutch National Opera, Staatsoper HannoverWith the support of  NTR Radio 4Special thanks to  Sound department Staatstheater Hannover, Soho Square Studios London, Splendor Amsterdam, Jochem Valkenburg, Jasper Berben 

Previously on Soft Valkyrie. After Wotan threw a fit on discovering that Brunnhilde's eight sisters were hiding her from him, she finally willingly came forward to submit to his punishments. He explained his plan– to put her into a deep coma, and leave her to lie in wait. She will only awaken if someone braves the danger to find her. And then she will marry this savior. The valkyries were appalled at this idea, and begged their father to revoke his sentence, but Wotan denied them in spite and fury, sending the group away, leaving himself alone with Brunnhilde, exhausted in the twilight.  Click here for the full-score and for the libretto. Soft ValkyriePresented and commissioned by Holland Festival in collaboration with Staatsoper Hannover and Dutch National Opera. Full CreditsMusic and libretto  - Richard WagnerEnglish translation  - Frederick JamesonDirection & MIDI arrangement  - David KanagaVOICESSiegmund  - Bryan the MensahSieglinde  - Hailey ClarkHunding  - Attila CsiharWotan  - Mattijs van de WoerdFricka  - Nadine SecundeBrünnhilde -  Claron McFaddenValkyries  - Mercedes Arcuri (Gerhilde, Helmwige), Clara Nadesdin (Ortlinde, Siegrune), Weronika Rabek (Waltraute, Grimgerde), Monika Walerowicz (Rossweisse, Schwertleite)INSTRUMENTSMIDI Piano, Act 1 - Marc EvansteinMIDI Piano, act 2 and 3 - Ernst MunnekeAdditional Flute on Siegmund's “Winterstürme” - Jonas PologeSFX packs - Ableton, SOPHIE, SpectrasonicsPRODUCTIONCasting - David Kanaga, Christian CarlstedtDramaturgy - Laura Roling, Manon SchreursCommissioned and co-produced by  Holland Festival, Dutch National Opera, Staatsoper HannoverWith the support of  NTR Radio 4Special thanks to  Sound department Staatstheater Hannover, Soho Square Studios London, Splendor Amsterdam, Jochem Valkenburg, Jasper Berben 

Previously on Soft Valkyrie, Brunnhilde explained herself further to Wotan, first asking for his mercy, but eventually proudly embracing her decision and fate, with no regrets. She has helped save the Walsung family, by sending Sieglinde and the broken sword off to the forest, where the mother-to-be will soon give birth to the heroic child of incest, Siegfried. Wotan responded with ambivalence, acknowledging that her defense of Siegmund reflected his deeper intentions, but he remains committed to his punishment. Click here for the full-score and for the libretto. Soft ValkyriePresented and commissioned by Holland Festival in collaboration with Staatsoper Hannover and Dutch National Opera. Full CreditsMusic and libretto  - Richard WagnerEnglish translation  - Frederick JamesonDirection & MIDI arrangement  - David KanagaVOICESSiegmund  - Bryan the MensahSieglinde  - Hailey ClarkHunding  - Attila CsiharWotan  - Mattijs van de WoerdFricka  - Nadine SecundeBrünnhilde -  Claron McFaddenValkyries  - Mercedes Arcuri (Gerhilde, Helmwige), Clara Nadesdin (Ortlinde, Siegrune), Weronika Rabek (Waltraute, Grimgerde), Monika Walerowicz (Rossweisse, Schwertleite)INSTRUMENTSMIDI Piano, Act 1 - Marc EvansteinMIDI Piano, act 2 and 3 - Ernst MunnekeAdditional Flute on Siegmund's “Winterstürme” - Jonas PologeSFX packs - Ableton, SOPHIE, SpectrasonicsPRODUCTIONCasting - David Kanaga, Christian CarlstedtDramaturgy - Laura Roling, Manon SchreursCommissioned and co-produced by  Holland Festival, Dutch National Opera, Staatsoper HannoverWith the support of  NTR Radio 4Special thanks to  Sound department Staatstheater Hannover, Soho Square Studios London, Splendor Amsterdam, Jochem Valkenburg, Jasper Berben 

Previously on Soft Valkyrie. Brunnhilde, resigned to disappear into her coma, begged Wotan to at least surround her with a magic fire that will scare away everyday adventurers so that only the most fearless of heroes might manage to awaken her. Wotan is deeply moved by this proposal and accepts it. The two cherish their final moments together in soft eyes, embaces, kisses, and a sweet lullaby.Click here for the full-score and for the libretto. Soft ValkyriePresented and commissioned by Holland Festival in collaboration with Staatsoper Hannover and Dutch National Opera. Full CreditsMusic and libretto  - Richard WagnerEnglish translation  - Frederick JamesonDirection & MIDI arrangement  - David KanagaVOICESSiegmund  - Bryan the MensahSieglinde  - Hailey ClarkHunding  - Attila CsiharWotan  - Mattijs van de WoerdFricka  - Nadine SecundeBrünnhilde -  Claron McFaddenValkyries  - Mercedes Arcuri (Gerhilde, Helmwige), Clara Nadesdin (Ortlinde, Siegrune), Weronika Rabek (Waltraute, Grimgerde), Monika Walerowicz (Rossweisse, Schwertleite)INSTRUMENTSMIDI Piano, Act 1 - Marc EvansteinMIDI Piano, act 2 and 3 - Ernst MunnekeAdditional Flute on Siegmund's “Winterstürme” - Jonas PologeSFX packs - Ableton, SOPHIE, SpectrasonicsPRODUCTIONCasting - David Kanaga, Christian CarlstedtDramaturgy - Laura Roling, Manon SchreursCommissioned and co-produced by  Holland Festival, Dutch National Opera, Staatsoper HannoverWith the support of  NTR Radio 4Special thanks to  Sound department Staatstheater Hannover, Soho Square Studios London, Splendor Amsterdam, Jochem Valkenburg, Jasper Berben 

Interview No. 84 with Colton Siegmund of The Bearer.https://thebearer.bandcamp.comEmperor Cabinets can be found at emperorcabinets.comMusic in the intro ad by Adrian VinoMusic placed in the podcast intro:Frodus: "There Will Be No More Scum" off the record "And We Washed Our Weapons In The Sea"

Today's episode features Dr Maria Norris in conversation with Heidi Siegmund Cuda. Heidi is an Emmy winning investigative journalist and activist.Read Heidi's  latest work hereFollow Heidi Cuda on TwitterFollow Enemies of the People on TwitterFollow Maria W. Norris on Twitter******Join the Anti-Fascism Book club and support the show over at Ko-fi ********https://ko-fi.com/mariawnorris

In this broad and wide-ranging conversation, Sascha and I talk about the changes to the planet and culture and the future for our kids. Sascha works as a Life and Executive Coach, Corporate Trainer and Speaker on topics such as personal development, leadership, agile and growth mindset, trust and compassion.You can find him at https://www.ikigai-coaching.eu/ or https://www.linkedin.com/in/sascha-si...

Episode 4: Kisses in the NightSiegmund, all alone and desperate, discovers the sword his father had left for him in the ash tree. With her husband Hunding fast asleep, Sieglinde re-enters the room. The two indulge in their incestuous desire. Note: to hear Soft Valkyrie with live English, German or Dutch subtitles, please go to Youtube. Click here for the full-score and for the libretto.  Soft ValkyriePresented and commissioned by Holland Festival in collaboration with Staatsoper Hannover and Dutch National Opera. Full CreditsMusic and libretto  - Richard WagnerEnglish translation  - Frederick JamesonDirection & MIDI arrangement  - David KanagaVOICESSiegmund  - Bryan the MensahSieglinde  - Hailey ClarkHunding  - Attila CsiharWotan  - Mattijs van de WoerdFricka  - Nadine SecundeBrünnhilde -  Claron McFaddenValkyries  - Mercedes Arcuri (Gerhilde, Helmwige), Clara Nadesdin (Ortlinde, Siegrune), Weronika Rabek (Waltraute, Grimgerde), Monika Walerowicz (Rossweisse, Schwertleite)INSTRUMENTSMIDI Piano, Act 1 - Marc EvansteinMIDI Piano, act 2 and 3 - Ernst MunnekeAdditional Flute on Siegmund's “Winterstürme” - Jonas PologeSFX packs - Ableton, SOPHIE, SpectrasonicsPRODUCTIONCasting - David Kanaga, Christian CarlstedtDramaturgy - Laura Roling, Manon SchreursCommissioned and co-produced by  Holland Festival, Dutch National Opera, Staatsoper HannoverWith the support of  NTR Radio 4Special thanks to  Sound department Staatstheater Hannover, Soho Square Studios London, Splendor Amsterdam, Jochem Valkenburg, Jasper Berben 

Hunding jumps up and reveals that he knows that Siegmund is not just any guest. He is the man Hunding and his crew had been chasing. He offers him one night of repose under his roof, and announces to fight him the following morning. Note: to hear Soft Valkyrie with live English, German or Dutch subtitles, please go to Youtube. Click here for the full-score and for the libretto.  Soft ValkyriePresented and commissioned by Holland Festival in collaboration with Staatsoper Hannover and Dutch National Opera. Full CreditsMusic and libretto  - Richard WagnerEnglish translation  - Frederick JamesonDirection & MIDI arrangement  - David KanagaVOICESSiegmund  - Bryan the MensahSieglinde  - Hailey ClarkHunding  - Attila CsiharWotan  - Mattijs van de WoerdFricka  - Nadine SecundeBrünnhilde -  Claron McFaddenValkyries  - Mercedes Arcuri (Gerhilde, Helmwige), Clara Nadesdin (Ortlinde, Siegrune), Weronika Rabek (Waltraute, Grimgerde), Monika Walerowicz (Rossweisse, Schwertleite)INSTRUMENTSMIDI Piano, Act 1 - Marc EvansteinMIDI Piano, act 2 and 3 - Ernst MunnekeAdditional Flute on Siegmund's “Winterstürme” - Jonas PologeSFX packs - Ableton, SOPHIE, SpectrasonicsPRODUCTIONCasting - David Kanaga, Christian CarlstedtDramaturgy - Laura Roling, Manon SchreursCommissioned and co-produced by  Holland Festival, Dutch National Opera, Staatsoper HannoverWith the support of  NTR Radio 4Special thanks to  Sound department Staatstheater Hannover, Soho Square Studios London, Splendor Amsterdam, Jochem Valkenburg, Jasper Berben 

Courtenay and Karen Siegmund discuss the interrelationships between culture, education, ideology, values and their impact on politics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices