misercatulle

amateur instrumentalist/singer/composer. (she/her)

[misercatulle @misercatulle1]

@paul_barnaby65

[Sara Sheridan @sarasheridan]

Dorothy Dunnett is an amazing historical novelist. Why do we forget our #womeninculture, Edinburgh? WHY? Again - widely read in her lifetime, almost unheard of now. Later in the week I'll do a Glasgow thread - we have such a rich female heritage of storytellers.

[misercatulle @misercatulle1]

@BBCRadioScot Fish sang about Kayleigh back in his Marillion days.

[misercatulle @misercatulle1]

@hannahcfrench @BBCRadio3 Loving the Silvio Rodriquez sung by @nickmulroy

[misercatulle @misercatulle1]

@MannGeorgia @BBCRadio3 How about ‘I remember’ by Stephen Sondheim (from ‘Evening Primrose’).

[The Countess Of Fife @CountessOfFife]

11 days to go! & 52% funded - pledge for records in advance & that will help pay for it ! All or nothing ! Bloomin heck! https://t.co/smkUSfdoPW
#CamGlen Radio
#postpunk
#altcountry
#fallenangels

[misercatulle @misercatulle1]

Any ideas @paul_barnaby65 ?

[Hector MacQueen @MacqueenHector]

#scottishliterarytwitter, I am searching for discussion of #BurryMan of Queensferry by #SirWalterScott. It’s not in any edition of The Antiquary that I have traced, nor in his miscellaneous writings. All pointers welcomed.

[misercatulle @misercatulle1]

@ifagiolini Lamentamini

[misercatulle @misercatulle1]

This episode brightened my train journey down to London on Monday. Everything from Gowers to Ladysmith Black Mambazo and all brilliant.

[POLYPHONIC @polyphonicfilms]

New #ChoralChihuahua ep is ready for your ears 🐶 ?! Join Robert, Nicholas and Eamonn as they disk jockey 💿🎶 through some fav tracks from some of their most loved albums ... Listen where you get your podcasts via 👉🎧 https://t.co/ApX2FjllDW

[misercatulle @misercatulle1]

@soundstoryuk Probably Swing, but everything Mick Karn bass line on this album is a thing of beauty.

[Thomas Hewitt Jones @thewittjones]

Respect to the 'trailblazing' (that overused word) @aardman for not only using J.S. Bach BWV565 in the trailer of their new flick, but also for making the baddie an organist! What fun!

[Ailsa Campbell @CampbellAilsa]

Listen in for real chats post recording @ifagiolini’s new disc (which if you haven’t heard yet, you should! Pick me out in Benevoli Choir 3 & Carissimi Chorus + off stage echo) 🎧

[misercatulle @misercatulle1]

@PetrocTrelawny @BBCRadio3 @VOCES8 @TheOperaAwards Lovely Bach today!

[𝗦imоn 𝝢iemiń𝗌𝗄i @nimsk]

My new album is on the streaming services now. You can still buy a CD from me and get the informative booklet with it, though!
*https://t.co/mB6MnzKFXL
*https://t.co/CBsF0BYr45
*‘The making of’ video: https://t.co/8rrBSJvd7s

[misercatulle @misercatulle1]

@KateMolleson @BBCRadio3 @nickmulroy I particularly enjoyed the Piazzola. Great choice.

[misercatulle @misercatulle1]

Excellent preview video from
@ifagiolini here. I was lucky enough to take part in the Benevoli workshop in Edinburgh in March 23, and am looking forward to being at the launch @smitf_london next month.

[misercatulle @misercatulle1]

I FAGIOLINI : Missa Benevola BEHIND-THE-SCENES - Recording EPK https://t.co/HudDrM34JZ via @YouTube

[misercatulle @misercatulle1]

I FAGIOLINI : Missa Benevola BEHIND-THE-SCENES - Recording EPK https://t.co/HudDrM34JZ via @YouTube

[misercatulle @misercatulle1]

How lovely to hear Cup of Kindness on @BBCRadio3 this morning as I was working. @HelenLeachMusic @MannGeorgia @UnitedMusicPubl @DivineArtRecord @MarchmontEstate @sirbasme. Sure it will inspire lots of playlister ideas!

[misercatulle @misercatulle1]

Having just read The Secrets of Blythswood Square, I cannot see the names Hill and Adamson without thinking about Ellory @sarasheridan.

[BabelColour @StuartHumphryes]

I take you back 176 years to the summer of 1848. I've cleaned-up and composited two separate photographs by Robert Adamson (1821-1848) & David Octavius Hill (1802-1870), to show the Assembly Hall and environs around Talbooth Church on Castlehill, Edinburgh.

[BabelColour @StuartHumphryes]

I take you back 176 years to the summer of 1848. I've cleaned-up and composited two separate photographs by Robert Adamson (1821-1848) & David Octavius Hill (1802-1870), to show the Assembly Hall and environs around Talbooth Church on Castlehill, Edinburgh.