"Danke, du bist eine wunderbare Freundin."
Ich versuche nur, mein Bestes zu tun!
Donnerstag, 23. Juni 2011
Sonntag, 19. Juni 2011
cOHRwürmer
Heute war ich in München beim cOHRwürmer Mitsing-Konzert des BR Klassik. Das Konzert war richtig toll, hat sehr viel Spaß gemacht, die Lieder waren wunderschön und die 1500 Sänger, von denen ich eine war, haben wirklich schöne Musik gemacht. Ab morgen oder übermorgen kann man das Konzert - wer die Radioübertragung gerade verpasst hat - auch auf der Homepage des BR Klassik nocheinmal anhören.
Einziger Wermutstropfen: Im Konzertmitschnitt wurden leider zwei Lieder ausgelassen. Vielleicht kann man diese aber online doch noch anhören. Es wäre zu hoffen.
Im nächsten Jahr soll es, ob des großen Erfolges dieser Premiere, eine Fortsetzung geben!
Donnerstag, 16. Juni 2011
ICH BIN AM LEBEN!
Mein Foto des Straßenkünstlers nimmt jetzt auch am Nikon Fotowettbewerb
teil. Klickt auf das Bild und Ihr könnt für mich voten.
Mittwoch, 15. Juni 2011
From Hinduism...
"I shall tell thee what constitutes the highest good of a human being.
That man who practises the religion of universal compassion achieves his
highest good. That man who keeps under control the three faults, viz.,
lust, wrath, and cupidity, by throwing them upon all creatures (and
practises the virtue of compassion), attains to success 1. He who, from
motives of his own happiness, slays other harmless creatures with the
rod of chastisement, never attains to happiness, in the next world. That
man who regards all creatures as his own self, and behaves towards them
as towards his own self, laying aside the rod of chastisement and
completely subjugating his wrath, succeeds in attaining to happiness.
The very deities, who are desirous of a fixed abode, become stupefied in
ascertaining the track of that person who constitutes himself the soul
of all creatures and looks upon them all as his own self, for such a
person leaves no track behind. 2 One should never do that to another
which one regards as injurious to one's own self. This, in brief, is the
rule of Righteousness. One by acting in a different way by yielding to
desire, becomes guilty of unrighteousness. In refusals and gifts, in
happiness and misery, in the agreeable, and the disagreeable, one should
judge of their effects by a reference to one's own self. 3 When One
injures another, the injured turns round and injures the injurer.
Similarly, when one cherishes another, that other cherishes the
cherisher. One should frame one's rule of conduct according to
this." (from Mahabharata)
That man who practises the religion of universal compassion achieves his
highest good. That man who keeps under control the three faults, viz.,
lust, wrath, and cupidity, by throwing them upon all creatures (and
practises the virtue of compassion), attains to success 1. He who, from
motives of his own happiness, slays other harmless creatures with the
rod of chastisement, never attains to happiness, in the next world. That
man who regards all creatures as his own self, and behaves towards them
as towards his own self, laying aside the rod of chastisement and
completely subjugating his wrath, succeeds in attaining to happiness.
The very deities, who are desirous of a fixed abode, become stupefied in
ascertaining the track of that person who constitutes himself the soul
of all creatures and looks upon them all as his own self, for such a
person leaves no track behind. 2 One should never do that to another
which one regards as injurious to one's own self. This, in brief, is the
rule of Righteousness. One by acting in a different way by yielding to
desire, becomes guilty of unrighteousness. In refusals and gifts, in
happiness and misery, in the agreeable, and the disagreeable, one should
judge of their effects by a reference to one's own self. 3 When One
injures another, the injured turns round and injures the injurer.
Similarly, when one cherishes another, that other cherishes the
cherisher. One should frame one's rule of conduct according to
this." (from Mahabharata)
cOHRwürmer
Am Sonntag den 19. Juni gibt es auf BR Klassik ab 20:05 Uhr den
Konzertmitschnitt des cOHRwürmer Konzerts aus dem Zirkus Krone zu hören.
Konzertmitschnitt des cOHRwürmer Konzerts aus dem Zirkus Krone zu hören.
"Das Konzert-Projekt "cOHRwürmer" mit dem Chor des Bayerischen
Rundfunks, dem Münchner Rundfunkorchester und dem Bayerischen
Landesjugendchor unter der Leitung von Peter Dijkstra." (Quelle:
Homepage des BR Klassik)
Ich werde an diesem Megakonzert teilnehmen und im Sopran mitsingen.
Die folgenden Stücke werden gesungen:
Händel - Zadok The Priest
Händel - "Hallelujah" aus Messiah
Haydn - zwei Chorsätze aus "Die Schöpfung"
Rutter - The Lord Bless You And Keep You
Elgar - Land Of Hope And Glory
Verdi - "Va pensiero sull'ali dorate" aus Nabucco
Vangelis - Conquest of Paradise
Den Live Stream des BR Klassik gibt es hier.
Dienstag, 14. Juni 2011
The Five Agreements are:
♥ Be Impeccable With Your Word.
♥ Don't Take Anything Personally.
♥ Don't Make Assumptions.
♥ Always Do Your Best.
♥ Be Skeptical but Learn to Listen.
♥ Don't Take Anything Personally.
♥ Don't Make Assumptions.
♥ Always Do Your Best.
♥ Be Skeptical but Learn to Listen.
Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery
Dieses Bild wird im Juli 2011 im Balazzo Brozzi in Nürnberg zum Thema "Street/Candid Photography" zusammen mit anderen zu sehen sein.
Hier das passende Video dazu: Redemption Song
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