Terril park
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The lyrics to Shubert's Trout .....quintet.... have been lost since
schubert wrote them.
Please forward them to a gratefull world.
Rest assured copyright has expired.
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The lyrics to Shubert's Trout .....quintet.... have been lost since
schubert wrote them.
Please forward them to a gratefull world.
Rest assured copyright has expired.
hbeer
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The lyrics to Shubert's Trout .....quintet.... have been lost since
schubert wrote them.
Please forward them to a gratefull world.
Rest assured copyright has expired.
I know only a text for the song ("Die Forelle") - the quintet never had a text? But it quotes the song's music quite a bit, so I guess the song's text could be used?
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CarmeloOrchards
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As Mr. Old Timer, on "Fibber McGee and Molly" would say, "but that ain't the way I heard it, Bub"
Boop boop dittum dattum wattum, chew
BTW: it was recorded by Spike Jones and his City Slickers
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CarmeloOrchards
Crusader
I know someone, back in the 60s, whose number was up for the draft. He had checked every possible reason to be deferred except student (2 S deferment), because he wasn't a student. He checked CO (Conscientious Objector), homosexual, drug addict, minister, physical impairments, etc.
He got a form letter from the draft board asking him to send a letter from someone who knew him to vouch for his CO status. When he opened the letter from the draft board, standing next to him was Al Ribisi. He turned to Al, and asked him to write the letter to the draft board. Al wrote it then and there on the hood of a Ford Falcon station wagon. The letter was mailed back to the draft board. A couple months later, he got a call from the draft board to come in for an interview. When he appeared, with hair down past his shoulders, he knew that straight upright kids from his school who were Christians and had letters from their minister had already been turned down for the CO exemption. The draft board, in each community (unbeknownst to him) is composed of leading citizens. The head of the draft board, apparently a doctor, asked, as first question, "How do you know Dr. Albert Ribisi?"
answer being, "I know his kids..."
not mentioning that Al Ribisi Jr. wrote the letter and Albert Ribisi Sr. didn't. (Although had this been thought through, Albert Ribisi Sr. would have.) Dr. Albert Ribisi was president of O'Conner Hospital and a world renowned surgeon.
The next questions from the draft board were fairly pro forma.
He walked out of the room with a CO status, meaning - no go die in Viet Nam.
As he was walking out, he could feel / hear / experience his STs high fiving cheering themselves for the situation that they had set up months ago.
Thirty years later, he realized that the purpose of the draft board, was not to fairly adjudicate boys' suitability for canon fodder. The purpose was to keep the rich and well connected kids out of the Army.
ST's implement your dreams, visions, etc.
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Terril park
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An instrumental quintet can't have a text, though can pinch melodies
from a song, or anywhere else. Just being a classical geek.
SweetnessandLight
Crusader
Happy Thread...
Terril, you can be any kinda geek you want to be on this thread, that's the beauty of it!
Cherish your geeky beingness, all you classicists!
Carmelo, or as Scarlet would say, "well, fiddle-dee-dee"! I get ya!
I much prefer the thought of having Spiritual teammates than the thought of having BT's! I wrote about this ages ago and got flamed for it, but may try and druge that old post up and put it here.
God bless Alan for all the good he did while he was here...
Lakey, your Sentinal has not blown for good. Don't give it a care. My perception about it is that it is just so darn relieved that you finally took a good look at it and acknowledged it and your good work together more fully, and are even talking about it with us, that it has taken a nice and well-deserved vacation! Or maybe a long winter's nap! 
Don't worry, it is still available to you and will be there for you whenever you, or someone you really care about really needs it. An able being like you doesn't need 24/7 handholding, or a "minder", after all!
Terril, you can be any kinda geek you want to be on this thread, that's the beauty of it!
Cherish your geeky beingness, all you classicists!Carmelo, or as Scarlet would say, "well, fiddle-dee-dee"!
I get ya!I much prefer the thought of having Spiritual teammates than the thought of having BT's! I wrote about this ages ago and got flamed for it, but may try and druge that old post up and put it here.
God bless Alan for all the good he did while he was here...
Lakey, your Sentinal has not blown for good. Don't give it a care. My perception about it is that it is just so darn relieved that you finally took a good look at it and acknowledged it and your good work together more fully, and are even talking about it with us, that it has taken a nice and well-deserved vacation!
Or maybe a long winter's nap! Don't worry, it is still available to you and will be there for you whenever you, or someone you really care about really needs it. An able being like you doesn't need 24/7 handholding, or a "minder", after all!
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lkwdblds
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I'm refering to the theme from the Trout quintet
There is a Trout Quintet. The fourth movement of this quintet includes an extremely beautiful melody which was based on an earlier Shubert lied called "The Trout", a German Song by Shubert, called Die Forelle in German. The quintet is an instrumental piece and of course it has no lyrics and is played totally by instruments.
Summary: I said I knew the lyrics to the Trout Quintet by heart when I should have said that I knew the lyrics to the Shubert Lied, The Trout, a melody from which the Trout Quintet is derived.
I hope this explanation clears up for you what I was meaning to say.
You know the Lied of course, it is very famous.....
In einem bachlien helle,
Die schoss in froher Eil.
Die Launiche forella,
Voruber vie ein veil.
Etc.
In a bright little brook,
There shot in merry haste.
A capricious trout.
Past it, shot like an arrow.
And on and on it goes through many verses, all of which I know by heart from leanring it originally in 1966 and singing it often that year until I had it down pat.
Lakey
The lyrics to Shubert's Trout .....quintet.... have been lost since
schubert wrote them.
Please forward them to a gratefull world.
Rest assured copyright has expired.
There is a Trout Quintet. The fourth movement of this quintet includes an extremely beautiful melody which was based on an earlier Shubert lied called "The Trout", a German Song by Shubert, called Die Forelle in German. The quintet is an instrumental piece and of course it has no lyrics and is played totally by instruments.
Summary: I said I knew the lyrics to the Trout Quintet by heart when I should have said that I knew the lyrics to the Shubert Lied, The Trout, a melody from which the Trout Quintet is derived.
I hope this explanation clears up for you what I was meaning to say.
You know the Lied of course, it is very famous.....
In einem bachlien helle,
Die schoss in froher Eil.
Die Launiche forella,
Voruber vie ein veil.
Etc.
In a bright little brook,
There shot in merry haste.
A capricious trout.
Past it, shot like an arrow.
And on and on it goes through many verses, all of which I know by heart from leanring it originally in 1966 and singing it often that year until I had it down pat.
Lakey
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lkwdblds
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Jack Benny has a message for you.
Jack Benny says, arms folded in front of his chest, with an exasperated expression on his otherwise deadpan face, "Now Terril, CUT THAT OUT!!"
Lakey
An instrumental quintet can't have a text, though can pinch melodies
from a song, or anywhere else. Just being a classical geek.
Jack Benny says, arms folded in front of his chest, with an exasperated expression on his otherwise deadpan face, "Now Terril, CUT THAT OUT!!"
Lakey
SweetnessandLight
Crusader
Golden Trout!
I love the Golden trout here, it's so pretty! Has anybody else seen it?
I think this is the one the song was about!
I love the Golden trout here, it's so pretty! Has anybody else seen it?
I think this is the one the song was about!
CarmeloOrchards
Crusader
bring it out, I'd like to read it.
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hbeer
Patron with Honors
What's your voice?
I just recently tried my opera voice again - first time in 5 years. Sang a duet from "Ballo in Maschera". My partner was Placido Domingo.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmRyjcFOi-Y
What a day!
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hbeer
Patron with Honors
Hi S+L,
the point is simply that you run what you find.
If it is a BT, whether self created or attracted by a mass of your own that has a similar vibration (attraction by resonance), it will often blow or dissolve (return to static) just by calling it up (blow by inspection). They often gave me a look of awe, as if they had just seen God, before they returned to their source.
To treat a real thetan as a BT is not such a good idea. These are people who have their own time track and would be ARC-broken by the attempt to chase them away. They often have a message, or a mission, or they need their case handled. Find out and act accordingly
If they are real spiritual team members (guides, angels, whatever), they usually stick around like family members. I always ask mine for their input to my daily affairs, and they typically respond with good answers.
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Blue Spirit
Silver Meritorious Patron
Nice Spirit
Heidrun, that is another beautiful post !
Your explanation is one of the best I've heard about the area.
I'm not at that level, but that is the way I'd see it myself, of that I'm sure.
Hi S+L,
the point is simply that you run what you find.
If it is a BT, whether self created or attracted by a mass of your own that has a similar vibration (attraction by resonance), it will often blow or dissolve (return to static) just by calling it up (blow by inspection). They often gave me a look of awe, as if they had just seen God, before they returned to their source.
To treat a real thetan as a BT is not such a good idea. These are people who have their own time track and would be ARC-broken by the attempt to chase them away. They often have a message, or a mission, or they need their case handled. Find out and act accordingly
If they are real spiritual team members (guides, angels, whatever), they usually stick around like family members. I always ask mine for their input to my daily affairs, and they typically respond with good answers.
.
Heidrun, that is another beautiful post !
Your explanation is one of the best I've heard about the area.
I'm not at that level, but that is the way I'd see it myself, of that I'm sure.
CarmeloOrchards
Crusader
Heidrun, that is another beautiful post !
Your explanation is one of the best I've heard about the area.
I'm not at that level, but that is the way I'd see it myself, of that I'm sure.
Blue,
so with the above statement, can you see yourself plunking down half a mil to spend days, weeks, years auditing out BTs?
how introverted do you think you (or me) might get if that is what we did every day for a couple of years?
was LRH crazy when he died?
lkwdblds
Crusader
Heidrun, I am puzzled. What are you saying?
Heirdrun - I am puzzled, that is not you singing there is it? That is impossible. It says if it Antoinella Stella who was a famous singer in the 60's.
Bist du mit uns spass machen? What is this some kind of joke?
Anyway, I watched the entire performance, just masterfull. I am a bass singer, but not at that level of performance. Google a man named Franz Xavier Gerl, born in Andorf Austria in 1764, died in Mannheim in 1827. There is a Wikepedia article on him. He studied music with Leopold Mozart, Wolfgang's father, as a youth, studied mathematics, physics and philosophy at the University of Salzburg and then joined a group of traveling musicians and was picked up as a troupe member by Emmanuel Shikaneder. Shikaneder was an impressario who traveled through the German speaking world, at first putting on Shakespearian plays and then musical light operas in German, "Singspiels". On a tour through Salzburg around 1778-79 he became friendly with the Mozart family, and in particular with Wolfgang, who attended the plays he put on. In 1787, the Shikaneder troupe arrived in Vienna, with Gerl as bass and Gerl's close friend Shacht as tenor among other cast members. Mozart renewed acquaintances with his old friend Shikaneder and consequently become very friendly with Schacht and Gerl. An opera was produced for the 1790 season by the Shikaneder troupe, called "The Philosophers Stone". This opera was written by 5 composers, Shikaneder, Gerl, Shacht, Henneman, their young conductor, and then Mozart, who they got to write two or three arias including a famous "cat" aria. The opera was a big success so Shikaneder hired Mozart to write a sequel to it with the same cast and a very similar story line. This opera, written in the year of Mozart's death, 1791 became the" Magic Flute", one of the greatest operas of all time. Heidrun, Ich glaube das ich bin Gerl gewesen! When I visited Karlo 97 last June, he drove me all the way out to the village of Andorf, not too far from Linz, to see if it jangled any memories. This was about a 200 mile drive. Karl is quite a host! It was the thrill of a lifetime to go visit Andorf or so I thought. In recent weeks even bigger thrills have been coming almost daily here on ESMB.
Lakey
Heirdrun - I am puzzled, that is not you singing there is it? That is impossible. It says if it Antoinella Stella who was a famous singer in the 60's.
Bist du mit uns spass machen? What is this some kind of joke?
Anyway, I watched the entire performance, just masterfull. I am a bass singer, but not at that level of performance. Google a man named Franz Xavier Gerl, born in Andorf Austria in 1764, died in Mannheim in 1827. There is a Wikepedia article on him. He studied music with Leopold Mozart, Wolfgang's father, as a youth, studied mathematics, physics and philosophy at the University of Salzburg and then joined a group of traveling musicians and was picked up as a troupe member by Emmanuel Shikaneder. Shikaneder was an impressario who traveled through the German speaking world, at first putting on Shakespearian plays and then musical light operas in German, "Singspiels". On a tour through Salzburg around 1778-79 he became friendly with the Mozart family, and in particular with Wolfgang, who attended the plays he put on. In 1787, the Shikaneder troupe arrived in Vienna, with Gerl as bass and Gerl's close friend Shacht as tenor among other cast members. Mozart renewed acquaintances with his old friend Shikaneder and consequently become very friendly with Schacht and Gerl. An opera was produced for the 1790 season by the Shikaneder troupe, called "The Philosophers Stone". This opera was written by 5 composers, Shikaneder, Gerl, Shacht, Henneman, their young conductor, and then Mozart, who they got to write two or three arias including a famous "cat" aria. The opera was a big success so Shikaneder hired Mozart to write a sequel to it with the same cast and a very similar story line. This opera, written in the year of Mozart's death, 1791 became the" Magic Flute", one of the greatest operas of all time. Heidrun, Ich glaube das ich bin Gerl gewesen! When I visited Karlo 97 last June, he drove me all the way out to the village of Andorf, not too far from Linz, to see if it jangled any memories. This was about a 200 mile drive. Karl is quite a host! It was the thrill of a lifetime to go visit Andorf or so I thought. In recent weeks even bigger thrills have been coming almost daily here on ESMB.
Lakey
CarmeloOrchards
Crusader
Hi S+L,
the point is simply that you run what you find.
If it is a BT, whether self created or attracted by a mass of your own that has a similar vibration (attraction by resonance), it will often blow or dissolve (return to static) just by calling it up (blow by inspection). They often gave me a look of awe, as if they had just seen God, before they returned to their source.
To treat a real thetan as a BT is not such a good idea. These are people who have their own time track and would be ARC-broken by the attempt to chase them away. They often have a message, or a mission, or they need their case handled. Find out and act accordingly
If they are real spiritual team members (guides, angels, whatever), they usually stick around like family members. I always ask mine for their input to my daily affairs, and they typically respond with good answers.
.
Those distinctions are good.
Pragmatically speaking, I think that one focuses on upgrading the ownership and presence of each being or ST that one connects with.
Chasing them away, ARC breaking them, suppressing them are church modus operandi. Find a churchie, clean up their STs' upsets.
I remember a point in this lifetime, where I was so overwhelmed, that my STs were running my life for me. I had taken myself off line, and they kept the show on the road. It took me a couple of years to really reconnect with reality. Having STs is a huge help. It makes sense to me to flow help back.
That is one of the reasons that when my assistant wants to go running through the waves, we go running through the waves. Keeping your team happy means keeping your life golden.
CarmeloOrchards
Crusader
i Ching
I have a book called the i Ching. I've had it 44 years. I've used it 44 years. It is a portable all purpose oracle. One throws three Chinese coins six times, marking a symbol for each toss. The symbols stack up, and you read a short chapter with special annotations based on the symbols stacked.
It tells you what's going on, when you are confused or undecided. It works on STs rigging the coin toss.
I have a book called the i Ching. I've had it 44 years. I've used it 44 years. It is a portable all purpose oracle. One throws three Chinese coins six times, marking a symbol for each toss. The symbols stack up, and you read a short chapter with special annotations based on the symbols stacked.
It tells you what's going on, when you are confused or undecided. It works on STs rigging the coin toss.
hbeer
Patron with Honors
Wow, what an exciting life that must have been! I didn't know that the Magic Flute had such a forerunner.
Today's opera scene is no longer fun. The modern productions are often awful. They evoke my killer instincts! I mostly watch older productions on DVD, done by genius directors like Zeffirelli, Otto Schenk and the like. But they had a good new "Tristan" in Milan, I liked that one!
Karl hasn't replied to my PM. Probably has other things to do. Me too
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CarmeloOrchards
Crusader
my singing
When I was in sixth grade, in a Christmas assembly with about 600 kids singing Christmas carols, the boy next to me asked, "Do you have to sing so loud?"
If anyone remembers Alfalfa, I put him to shame.
It's a pity, I know all the words - just wouldn't recognize a note if it hit me.
When I was in sixth grade, in a Christmas assembly with about 600 kids singing Christmas carols, the boy next to me asked, "Do you have to sing so loud?"
If anyone remembers Alfalfa, I put him to shame.
It's a pity, I know all the words - just wouldn't recognize a note if it hit me.
hbeer
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