Out today! The first single from the upcoming Vivaldi x2², 'Il Proteo ò il Mondo al Roverscio' - 'Proteus or the World Turned Upside Down.' 💿
A curious title for a Vivaldi concerto 🤔
In Greek mythology, Proteus was a shape-changing sea god 🌊
@SignumRecords@PremierClassica
REVIEW👑
“They have understood that elegance and restraint were two important hallmarks of music performed at Louis’s court. This is an entertaining disc…” ー@MusicWebInt@johanvanveen
https://t.co/melZYmTiQh
Available on @LinnRecords@Outheremusic
🎶https://t.co/rGseeEiFT5
Today’s episode of BR Klassik’s podcast ‘CD-TIPP’ features our album💿
French Affair mit dem Ensemble Molière: https://t.co/z4cmbRL7UW @LinnRecords@Outheremusic
Out next month, @ensemblemoliere's debut album features works by Charpentier, Couperin, Lully & Marais. The King's Playlist is a luxuriant & varied selection of French Baroque music to accompany the Sun King’s day. You can listen to the first single now
► https://t.co/xmZpq6KvDR
For its Linn debut @ensemblemoliere reimagines a day in the life of Louis XIV. Enjoy this exclusive video previewing The King's Playlist which is out next month. Watch to the end for the cover reveal!
► Pre-order: https://t.co/xmZpq6KvDR
📹 Watch: https://t.co/fm42FRHn9J
Our 1st album will be released on @LinnRecords! Out on 22 March, ‘The King’s Playlist’ is a soundtrack of music dedicated to every moment of King Louis XIV’s day.
Pre-order https://t.co/WC3eXAEonl
More news about the digital single & launch event coming soon - watch this space!
@brittmanzo@HowtoADHD Having very low expectations of myself (very hard sometimes), with lots of support from my partner and LOTS of sleep… luckily it’s my first child. I have so much awe and respect for anyone who is pregnant with more children..
▶︎NEXT
📆Fri 17 Nov 7pm
📍@FoundlingMuseum, London
🎶The Dancing Star
Join us for an evening celebrating the life & work of Marie Sallé (1707-1756). We’ll perform music by Handel, Rameau & Rebel which Sallé danced in London & Paris.
https://t.co/3qdJDMRGmr @handelinstitute
You can still catch up our performance @BBCRadio3 the Early Music Show on @BBCSounds for 28 days!
Here are the #bts photos from our recording session at Maida Vale Studios by @MaxMausenMusic
Last recording we did as part of the 2 year New Generation Baroque Ensemble Scheme @BBCRadio3@yorkearlymusic@RCMLondon . It’s still available to listen back to. Lots of different composers and textures to explore 🤓🤨🎶
Hidden Gems 💎
📻 The Early Music Show @BBCRadio3
🕰️ 2pm Sun 22 October
🎶 Duphly, Guillemain, Corrette, Clérambault, Boismortier & Dandrieu
https://t.co/cGG2XuKHOr
Our final broadcast as the first BBC New Generation Baroque Ensemble!
@RCMLondon@yorkearlymusic@BBCSounds
Escape the rain this afternoon and tune in to @BBCRadio3 for the Early Music Show @ 2pm to hear the current NCEM, @rcmlondon & @bbcradio3 NGBE @ensemblemoliere's Hidden Gems of the French Baroque. Catch up after on @BBCSounds. https://t.co/yMRdE9Pb6n
Thank you so much @LammermuirFest for having us today at the truly special Crichton Collegiate Church✨ We really enjoyed performing in this historic venue, with such a beautiful acoustic and a warm and engaging audience.
We’re performing ‘The Dancing Star’ in Scotland & London🎶This programme celebrates one of the first female choreographers #MarieSallé featuring works she danced to in London & Paris.
Catch us @LammermuirFest on Sun 10 Sep or @FoundlingMuseum on Fri 17 Nov
https://t.co/SCTTpuhxZ1
@HeathrowAirport you really need to sort some form of signs for busses that apparently leave from Terminal 2/3. There are loads of stranded passengers waiting for busses that don’t arrive, but are supposed to exist according to @googlemaps
THIS IS GOING VIRAL SO I WANTED TO SHARE IT HERE TOO:
A bit from my past:
My first job after getting my PhD was working as a therapist for people from low socioeconomic backgrounds.
Almost all of them were diagnosed with depression, GAD, bipolar, or BPD. Most were highly medicated— some to a point that still sticks with me years later.
As I got to know their background and lives 3 things were very clear:
1. A vast majority had been emotionally neglected, emotionally abused, or physically abused as children.
2. A vast majority had experienced domestic violence or were currently living in it.
3. Basic needs were never met. Life was an hour by hour struggle. Treatment was an attempt to allow them to get to work in most cases. To just continue to surviving.
It was the start of me questioning the field I had been trained in. One that diagnoses people with disorders without taking a look at the whole picture. It began my path of holistic understanding.
A person cannot be well when one unexpected bill will have them fall behind on rent. When they lay their head on a pillow and all they can think about is expenses piling up. When a bill at the grocery store is almost double what they paid last year when their income has stayed the same.
An entire family unit deeply struggles within survival mode. When a job is lost. When daycare needs to be paid, but so does the light bill— what do you choose? When parents can’t even think about the emotional needs of their children because they have to figure out where their next meal is going to come from.
In 1942, 10 years before the diagnostic manual of mental illness was released Maslow knew what was once just common sense: we have a hierarchy of needs.
At the bottom are basic needs food and shelter. Then safety (resources, security). Then belonging (connection, friendship, intimacy.) Without three things we *will* be sick, period.
I get pushback for questioning the status quo. And I’ll continue to do it. The status quo is keeping people sick. It denies their experience. And it says we should bandage people’s symptoms so they can return to the environment that made them sick.
May we wake up, heal ourselves, and build conscious communities to help each other.
Retweet if you feel this is true in your body 🙏