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Marrakesh, Morocco
16 Derb Ouayhah Sidi Abdelaziz, Medina, 40000 Marrakesh, Morocco – Show map
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Terrace, Sun Deck
Golf Course (within 2 miles), Sauna, Solarium, Spa, Massage, Indoor Pool, Bicycle Rental, Library
Food & Drink
Bar, Restaurant with Dining Menu, Snack Bar
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Private parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is not needed) and costs EUR 5 per day.
Room Service, Car Rental, Shuttle Service (surcharge), Airport Shuttle (surcharge), 24-Hour Front Desk, Tour Desk, Baggage Storage, Shared Lounge/TV Area, Ironing Service, Shoeshine, Suit Press, Daily Housekeeping, Fax/Photocopying, Souvenir/Gift Shop
Safe, Shops (on site), Non-smoking Rooms, Family Rooms, Heating, Air Conditioning, Designated Smoking Area
French, Spanish, English, Arabic
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Children and Extra Beds
All children are welcome.
One child under 4 years stays free of charge when using existing beds.
One older child or adult is charged EUR 15 per person per night in an extra bed.
The maximum number of extra beds in a room is 1.
Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are allowed on request. No extra charges.
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Absolutely loved this place. Would highly recommend: - Staff were very friendly and helpful - Location was perfect - Cleanliness was excellent Photos online do not do this place justice - It is fantastic
Our suite was a visual treat & gave us privacy as travelling with teenage son but didn't want expense of separate rooms. It was great to order a cool beer & sit on private terrace after busy day sightseeing.
No fridge in room. Lighting poor in the toilet. Not best location for one night stay but ok if staying few nights & you have chance to get your bearings.
One of the best places I've stayed at,
Good location, close to lots of great restaurants
No curtain at bathroom room, meant that anyone using the corridor to get to the rooftop terrace, could see me naked in the shower & could even push window open & see me on the loo!!!
A real treat to stay in. Peaceful, quiet and a world away from the bustling streets of the medina. The facilities are excellent and the staff extremely helpful. I would recommend a stay here to anyone
The royal suite is an incredibly good deal for four people
The screaming wake-up parrots on the roof
Beautiful rooms, internal courtyard and roof terrace. Staff very helpful.
It is virtually impossible to find the first time. Make sure you take a taxi driver who will walk you to the door to avoid problems with the local guides in the souks.
Very nice staff. Excelent location and a safe place. Nice swimming pool. Have dinner in Riad is a nice option because they cooked an excelent meal (I advice tajine). We enjoy very much.
One guy doesn't speak english.
This riad is very beautifull, it's like oasis in the city with fresh patio, singing birds and silence. The staff is very welcoming, very helpful. They made us early breakfast and early coffee at 5.00 am when we needed. They ordered us a taxi and took us to take it, but we had to pay for the taxi 200dh (it the airport it costs 100 (if they don´t cheat you :) ). So, in general it was ok. Staff was very nice!! They acceps as cash as card. Hope my review helped you:)
This riad it's impossible to find by map o gps, there are not this small streets-labirints on the map, so first time you have to pay simeone to take you there (but be carefull there are a lots of guides which will make you go a lots of circles around to take more money from you, so it's better to come maximum close to the place by gps or map and then ask someome in the market better not a child to show you the way). We had a room one ground floor, and our door and windows went to the patio. We didn't have any privacy at all, if you are in the toilet all people in the patio can hear absolutely every sound you make... The room was very nice, shower worked good. But in the room was strong smell of cat's (which lives there) pees, especially near the bed...
the riad was well located and rather nicely decorated.
the staff was not very helpful and not very nice (I got yelled at because I came 5 mins too late for my taxi to the airport - which had been overcharged anyway). also, wifi only works in the central area, which is very dark. finally be prepared to pay cash because we lost 30mins twice because the card machine didn't work (and again I was told itwas my fault and I should just walk 15mins on my own to the square to withdraw money)
From the moment we placed a booking, we received a personal email from Amine welcoming us and offering other assistance. The neighbourhood is very quiet and the locals on the main street near the Riad - who will definitely recognise you if you stay for more than a day - are friendly and eager to help. Felt safe here. The Riad itself was exceptionally clean and comfortable; good sized room, great beds, very hot water, air conditioning. Breakfast was cooked freshly each day and it was plentiful. Even when we had an early morning tour departure, breakfast was cooked and served well outside of the normal hours – as opposed to just a breakfast box being left out. Has a good sun roof and small plunge pool. Mohamed (night shift) and Aziz (day shift) were both patient and very helpful - providing directions, booking tours and answering questions. Both showed an interest in what we had done during our days and checked if we were ok – especially when one of us was unwell. At the end of our stay, after checking out of our room at the allocated time, we were then also welcome to leave our bags or in fact remain in the common area of the riad until a time much closer to our departure flight time. In reality, if you don't get too distracted by all there is to see or lead a different way by one of the locals, the Riad is only a 10 minute walk to the souks and Jemaa el Fna; other major tourist attractions are a little further away but still all within easy walking distance of the Riad. Would definitely stay again.
Free WiFi was available, but service was intermittent.
Employees, Atmosphere, Air Conditioning ;-) Location in relationship to Medina.
Very well located, close to everything we wanted to do and see. People in the riad were always very kind and helpful, with special thanks to Mohamed, who has managed to change our first bad impression upon arrival. Linen and towels very clean, smelling good and snow white due to the hard work of the riad's personnel.
We arrived at the riad at early evening and in order to get there, we had to walk our way through the Medina, the path a bit dark, narrow and scary, but we were later assured by a French couple staying in the riad that there was no danger in the area. We stayed in the riad for 6 nights, however, they forgot our reservation for the last night when we came back from the desert and asked us to go to another riad as they had given our room to someone else. Later on, after some discussions, they realized that they had made a mistake and gave us a (very bad) room, with leaks in the bathroom making it almost impossible to use the toilet due to the amount of water on the floor. They tried to compensate it by giving us some gifts, paying the cab to the airport and cutting the night rate to the half.
This was a beautiful Riad that allowed you to escape to peace and tranquility while staying directly in the Medina a stones throw away from all the hustle and bustle of markets and Jemaa el Fna square etc Staff were always on hand and happy to help! We loved it here and would definitely come back to stay again.
Riad Dar Ourika is a beautiful traditional escape from the hustle and bustle of the historic Medina, which is literally a 5min walk away. It is quiet and tranquil and the staff are happy and always on hand when/ if you need them. Our room - Rabat - was lovely as was the daily breakfast served. The only issue I think was that the main shower head in our bathroom didn't work. Though I note that we didn't actually say anything about this because there was a small hand held shower head we could use and we were only there for 4 nights! For the price we paid this was a wonderful place to stay and a bargain - I would definitely stay here again and recommend it to others.
We felt really safe and comfortable in the location and riad, the staff were all very friendly and it was absolutely a great value for money. Room was air-conditioned and the place had a fantastic living area and roof terrace. Thank you so much - we will come visit again soon hopefully!
Nothing! It was perfect.
Beautiful riad with nice small pool
We got the room at ground floor. The room, toilet, bed is too close to people who take a breakfast in the morning. It was really annoying for us even for them
Really pleasant place to stay. Room was comfortable and charming, the staff very very polite. We had a night porter Mohammed who was always in hand in the night if you are in need of anything.
It was a bit of labyrinth trying to find the Riad and was quite easy to get lost during your first day when your trying to get back during the night.
The woman at the desk was extremely helpful. We had our laundry done and a very nice dinner.
Our room (royal suite) was amazing, with its own little roof terrace and very high and ornate ceiling. Good breakfast with delicious pancakes.
The pool in the breakfast area is very cold and not that suitable for relaxing.
I recommend this place to everybody who is traveling to Marakesh. clean, nice rooms, great staff.
Clean with very nice décor, great room. Very friendly and helpful staff. Rather quiet hotel and restful, great food
Very difficult to find, staff not always very present
excellent accommodation , plenty room , and clean . staff could not be more helpful . surroundings and decoration pleasing to the eye . location quite close to square - about 10 mins on foot - confusing at first , but ok after 1st time . breakfast very nice . public areas of riad large and impressive . excellent roof top balcony . very satisfied with riad and would recommend to others .
Really lovely staff - very helpful, especially helping us to carry our bags to the taxi the morning we left.
Friendly staff, happy to help.Breakfast varied daily and plenty of it. Very central position but hidden away and quiet. We walked to all main attractions.
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Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Frederic March and Henry Sleeper
High on my list of places that I wish to visit is Beauport, the Gloucester, Massachusetts house of Henry Davis Sleeper. Built by Sleeper in the early twentieth century, Beauport was decorated in myriad historical styles and furnished with an array of objects, both of which attest to Sleeper's flair for decorating (he was one of this country's earliest professional decorators) and his passion for collecting. Even if you're not overly familiar with Beauport, you have likely seen photos of two of its more famous rooms: the China Trade Room and the Octagon Room.
This post, however, isn't really about Beauport, but rather Sleeper's work as an interior designer. Sleeper's clients included Isabella Stewart Gardner and Henry Francis du Pont, who enlisted Sleeper's guidance in decorating both his Long Island house, Chestertown, and his more famous residence, Winterthur. But what I find to be curious was the fact that this New England decorator also worked for Hollywood actors, including Joan Crawford and Frederic March (pictured above.)
I recently discovered photos of March's Sleeper-designed Beverly Hills house in a 1936 issue of House Beautiful. According to my research, Sleeper decorated the house in 1934, the same year in which he (Sleeper) died. (I don't know if he died before or after completion of the March house.) The House Beautiful article shows three photos of the home's exterior, which was described as French Provincial with whitewashed brick walls and blue doors, but just a scant three photos of the home's interior, namely, the dining room and a playroom.
The dining room, which you can see below, was furbished with a hunting-and-fishing-motif Zuber paper and "woodwork and damask curtains a soft azure blue-green." Don't you wish that we could see that dining room in color? The playroom is charming, though a bit unusual, in that it "reproduces a kitchen in an old Normandy house- fine copper and brass on the hearth, brown toile curtains, yellow quilting on the chairs and sofa." Though not pictured in the article, the living room was described as having been decorated "after an 18th Century salon, with laurel green paneled walls, lots of books, a piano in one corner, secretary in another, 18th Century furniture in deep yellow brocade and a dark brown chintz on the couch."
According to the Beauport website, Sleeper described his early design focus as "Norman and English Country Houses- 17th and 18th century American Interiors." Later, however, that focus shifted slightly to "English and French Interiors- 17th and 18th century American Paneling." Sleeper was obviously well-versed in a range of historical styles, and I think that range is quite evident in the March house.
An interesting footnote to this story is that March's house, which was designed by architect Wallace Neff in 1934, had several subsequent prominent owners, including Shirley and Flobelle Burden (the parents of Carter Burden, who grew up in this house,) Wallis Annenberg, and Brad Pitt and Jennifer Anniston. Pitt supposedly removed some of the home's original paneling, which really doesn't surprise me at all.
The Winterthur Collection at Currey & Company
I had the privilege of touring Winterthur a few years ago, and it was truly remarkable. What is equally remarkable, though in a much different sense of the word, is the number of designers who have never even heard of Winterthur. That really amazes me.
I have written about Winterthur before, so I won't repeat myself by explaining what it is and who Henry Francis du Pont was. You can read my previous Winterthur-related blog posts by clicking here. But what I do want to bring to your attention is Currey & Company's Winterthur Collection. The collection, which includes lighting and furniture, was inspired by pieces at Winterthur. Some of the furniture, such as the "Powell" dressing table, below, was based on pieces collected by du Pont himself, while books and ephemera in Winterthur's library were the source for many of the motifs used to embellish Currey's new lamps.
For more information on the collection, please visit Currey & Company's website. And if you have never before visited Winterthur, I encourage you to do so soon.
Monday, November 17, 2014
No Time for Tea
If you'll recall, I recently wrote about how I relished the thought of afternoon tea. I was reminded of that blog post after reading Jeremy Musson's book, The Drawing Room, and attending his recent lecture in Atlanta. In his book, Musson discusses the relationship of afternoon tea and the drawing room, writing:
...a new meal emerged in the drawing room in the 1830s and 1840s. By about 1840, afternoon tea had become a feature of the English country house day, probably related to the main meal of the day having moved to the evening from the middle of the day during the course of the eighteenth century.
I have a living room, which serves as my version of a drawing room, and I have a tea set, sundry sets of dessert plates, pretty teacups and saucers, and plenty of table linen. But what I don't seem to have is the time to serve afternoon tea to guests or, for that matter, to myself when I'm home alone. In fact, the closest I come to afternoon tea is preparing tea sandwiches for my dinner. (That is one of the perks of being single; I don't have to take another person into consideration when choosing what to have for dinner.)
I'm guessing that most of the women featured in this blog post had the time, not to mention the assistance of a staff, to serve afternoon tea. Nevertheless, these photos will likely serve as the impetus I need to invite guests to tea. And until I figure out how to carve time out of my schedule to host the occasional tea, I'll simply have to make do with the occasional tea sandwich supper, perhaps served with tea or, better yet, champagne.
Billy Norwich's Cucumber Society Sandwiches
12 tablespoons (1 1/2 sticks) salted butter
1/2 cup finely chopped dill
1 large seedless cucumber
1/4 cup sherry wine vinegar
1 tablespoon salt
24 slices white bread cut into 2-inch rounds
1/2 cup finely chopped parsley.
Place butter and chopped dill in container of a food processor using the steel blade, process with a few pulses. Set aside. Peel cucumber and cut into 1/4" rounds. Toss cucumber slices in a bowl with vinegar and salt. Drain liquid.
Spread one side of each bread round with dill butter. Place a cucumber slice between the buttered sides of two bread rounds. Roll the outside edge of each sandwich in chopped parsley. Cover with a damp cloth until ready to serve.
Friday, November 14, 2014
Speaking Engagements
Over the last year, I have lectured at antiques shows, museums, women's groups, and cultural events. My speaking engagements have kept me on the road for much of the year, and yet, I have loved every minute of it. Speaking about design and design history excites me, and I believe that my enthusiasm for the subject comes through in my lectures.
I am currently working on my 2015 lecture schedule. If you are organizing an event and are looking for a speaker who can both entertain and educate an audience, I hope that you will keep me in mind. Not only do I speak about classic design and watershed moments in design history, but I also pepper my talk with anecdotes about some of the twentieth century's most stylish legends, including Nan Kempner, Billy Baldwin, and Cecil Beaton.
For more information, please email me at email@example.com.
I am currently working on my 2015 lecture schedule. If you are organizing an event and are looking for a speaker who can both entertain and educate an audience, I hope that you will keep me in mind. Not only do I speak about classic design and watershed moments in design history, but I also pepper my talk with anecdotes about some of the twentieth century's most stylish legends, including Nan Kempner, Billy Baldwin, and Cecil Beaton.
For more information, please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Revisiting Denning and Fourcade
Truth be told, I am not an ardent fan of the work of designers Denning and Fourcade. I feel guilty writing that, because Robert Denning and Vincent Fourcade were awfully talented. My hang-up - perhaps mine alone though I suspect not- is that I often find their work to be a little too rich for my taste. Their lavish use of sumptuous fabrics and grand furniture makes me think of chocolate truffles, in that a little bit goes a long way.
That being said, I really do appreciate their body of work, and when I come across photos of a Denning and Fourcade-decorated home, I always stop to look. You can't glance at their work and expect to absorb it quickly. The layers and layers of, well, stuff require close examination. Only then can one see the method that went into their multi-layered approach to decorating. I don't get the impression that they simply threw a lot of furnishings into a room without any forethought.
Although that opulent Denning and Fourcade look is quite the opposite of today's style of decorating, there is still much we can learn from it. Their work is a lesson in quality, which is often sadly lacking in today's world. When you look at photos of their work, let your eyes sift through the multitude of furnishings, and what you'll find are impeccable fabrics, excellent antique furniture, and rarefied objects. Now imagine how just one antique rug, for example, or a gilt mantel clock could raise the level of refinement and sophistication in a room of one's own.
By the way, the photos below show the designers' Manhattan apartment, circa 1990. "Refreshing" may not be the first word to pop into your head while looking at these photos, and yet, I do think it's refreshing to see a home in which elegance, luxury, and comfort coexist so peacefully.
All photos from HG, October 1990, Karen Radkai photographer.
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Tiger Tiger!
I always look forward to new No. 9 textile collections thanks in large part to designer Richard Smith's inventive and sometimes whimsical designs. Smith's extensive knowledge of history and the decorative arts coupled with a curiosity for the exotic seem to provide endless, not to mention fruitful, inspiration for his collections, and this seems to be the case with his latest, named Tiger Tiger.
The collection sprang from Smith's interest in Tibetan tiger rugs, specifically a 1990 exhibit, "The Tiger Rugs of Tibet", that was held at the Hayward Gallery, London. The star print of the collection- at least, to me- is Tiger Tiger, which depicts a tiger ensconced in a bamboo forest. These tigers really do look like Tibetan tiger rugs come to life. Other fabrics include Lhasa (a trellis print), Xara (a fretwork woven fabric), and Tibetan Maze. Additionally, there are two embroidered tapes.
For more information, please visit the Jim Thompson Fabrics website. And to learn more about Tibetan tiger rugs, click here to read my recent blog post.
All images courtesy of No. 9/ Jim Thompson Fabrics.
Monday, November 10, 2014
Bonfire of the Vanities
Quite a few people have told me that Tom Wolfe's 1987 best-seller, Bonfire of the Vanities, is right up my alley. I have not read the book, nor have I seen the 1990 film version, so I don't know whether to take their "right up your alley" comments as a compliment or not. However, the book has been on my to-read list for years, and after recently finding a November 1990 HG article about the film's set, I am moving both the book and the movie to the top of my to-do list.
The article's photos, which are shown here, depict the fictional Park Avenue apartment of the book's lead characters, Sherman McCoy, a Wall Street tycoon played by Tom Hanks in the movie, and his wife, Judy, who was portrayed in the film by Kim Cattrall. Judy, by the way, is a socialite/decorator, who was responsible for her apartment's decoration. So believable was this movie apartment that had I not told you otherwise, you might very well have assumed that the photos showed a real Park Avenue apartment, circa 1985. That is how well-decorated this fictional apartment was.
The production designer, Richard Sylbert, spared no expense nor detail in conjuring up the archetypal Manhattan apartment of an 1980s-era master of the universe. The set's abundance of chintz, English furniture, elaborate draperies, and traditional pictures were all hallmarks of that affluent 1980s-look that Sylbert referred to as "a 'chopped salad' of English country classics". But, using your 21st-century-eyes, start peeling back the layers in each photo, and you'll find a number of classic elements that are still compelling today. One such example is the now-discontinued Brunschwig & Fils wallpaper in the set's dining room.
The article's author, Donald Albrecht, wrote, "In the future we may look at Bonfire as representing the essential look of the booming, greedy eighties." Although I have not read the book, I am familiar enough with it to know that Albrecht's comment was indeed prescient, because the book has become a modern classic, one which captured the excess that was the 1980s.
All photos from HG, November 1990, Grant Mudford photographer.
Friday, November 07, 2014
Alain Demachy, Polymath Designer
Although I haven't seen a great deal of the work of French interior designer Alain Demachy, I have seen enough to know that I admire both his style and his skill. I was first introduced to Demachy's work thanks to my 1980s-era French design books. Many of those books featured photos of Demachy's decadent-looking green velvet dining room, which I consider to be one of the all-time great dining rooms. This room must have struck a chord with people, because that dining room appeared in many design books and publications.
The Paris-based designer has had an illustrious career as a designer, an architect, and an antiques dealer. During the 1960s and 1970s, Demachy teamed up with prominent Paris antiquaire, Didier Aaron. During their partnership, in which Demachy tended to the architecture and interior design side of the business while Aaron focused on antiques, the two men hired a young designer, Jacques Grange, who credits both Demachy and Aaron as having had a profound influence on his work. (If you compare the work of Demachy and Grange, I think you'll see a few similarities.) Demachy eventually went solo, first opening his own design firm and later becoming proprietor of Galerie Camoin Demachy, a much-lauded antiques gallery. (Check out the gallery's website. You have to love an antiques business that has "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone" playing on its website.)
What I appreciate about Demachy is his ability to mix disparate-yet-like minded furnishings in a way that ultimately fosters stylish, harmonious rooms. "Eclectic" is often the term used to describe rooms that are decorated with a lavish array of styles and periods, and yet, I don't think that term fits the sophistication and elegance that define Demachy's work. The designer obviously has an appreciation for early-20th-century design, most notably Arts and Crafts and the Art Deco style. But then he might introduce African masks, Oceanic art, and 1950s-era furniture to the mix. The result are interiors that reflect Demachy's skill as a designer and his connoisseurship.
The photos below, which were taken from Elle Décor: The Grand Book of French Style and an Architectural Digest article, show Demachy's residence, which is located above his antiques gallery. I admit that I'm a little confused about the dining room. The AD article shows a green velvet dining room with painted doors, which, by the way, came from Pavillon Colombe, Edith Wharton's estate located outside of Paris. The Elle Décor book also shows a green velvet dining room, furbished with a banquette and Turkish ottomans, which looks slightly different- this is the version that appeared in all of those 80s-era publications. Is it the same design scheme that was simply photographed from different angles, or did Demachy tweak his dining room over the years? I guess it doesn't really matter, because both versions are successful thanks to Demachy's sumptuous use of green velvet.
And finally, the photo below shows a former apartment of his, located on the avenue Montaigne. I included it because I think it's so attractive:
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I believe that the maintenance of home or office organizing projects is similar to the work that constantly needs to be done in the garden. I looked outside my patio doors the other day and was astonished to see that seemingly overnight my plants had taken on a life of their own. Not only did they cry out for attention, the patio itself had a collection of plant debris that I swear to you was not there just a minute before. I am reminded of my mother's lament while I was growing up: "When did you outgrow this?" Children, like weeds, shoot up overnight. So do papers, clothing and all manner of possessions.
Recently I sat down at my computer to work and noticed a new wrinkle in the landscape of my office. As you may know from reading my book The Zen of Organizing, the completion of the book's manuscript made me reorganize my office. Two years later, I found myself immersed in the process of getting my book out into the world. The professional organizer who had become an author was now into book fulfillment and PR.
My office is tiny and the space is maxed out in terms of furniture. I had to put this problem into my mental computer for a few days. Doing that allows the solution to materialize as a result of all the accumulated work you have done. This process isn't magical, and you certainly don't have to be a professional organizer to succeed. Remember that getting organized means learning a new skill. Decisions and solutions come more rapidly over time with experience.
Here is what I did to transform my office and successfully accommodate new demands:
- I had tucked a two-drawer file cabinet into the closet in this room. I used the top drawer for archival files, and the bottom was storing of my class supplies. I realized that I would never use the so-called archival files again and tossed them. I also realized it really isn't necessary to store class supplies, as my assistant can buy them about a week before class.
- As you enter my office, my desk sits along the center of the right-hand wall. I face the door, can look out the window and am in the creativity area of the room. It is a powerful location according to feng shui, one that supports my work. But having to get at information in a closet is not very powerful. I needed to move the file cabinet out of the closet.
- Looking into the room from the entrance, you see a window in the center of the wall you face. I had two two-drawer file cabinets there festooned with candles and plants. In feng shui this is the area for fame and reputation. The color is red and the element is fire. My decorative items were chosen to enhance my efforts to bring my book to the attention of the world. I decided to place the third cabinet there as well and dedicate it to book fulfillment records and supplies.
- I now had a hole in the closet where I stored office supplies. I bought an inexpensive unit with shelves and now had additional storage for general office supplies.
It took one trip to the store and a few hours one afternoon to make the changes. The rewards were great.
You want your office to be the place where you work in peace and calm. Take a break now and look at the work area you have established for yourself. Does it support your best efforts or act as a saboteur? Why not take the time to create a space that will help you fulfill your dreams? The world is waiting for the gifts you came to share.


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Re: What is the most perfect piece of choral music ever composed? Opinions, please.
Scott Taylor
November 28, 2012
I will give a vote for Barber's "Reincarnations." I cannot imagine changing a drop of ink on those pages.
Seeking New Members
Scott Taylor
September 4, 2012
Calvary United Methodist Church, Annapolis MD, is currently seeking new singers of all voice parts to join either of their adult choirs (teenagers can be considered). Both ensembles sing a diverse repertoire of traditional choral music and just finished a summer performance of Mendelssohn's Elij...
Re: Psalm Responses
Scott Taylor
June 12, 2012
Mark, You might see if you have any of the old Methodist hymnals sitting in the "closet" at the church; it contained a much more extensive Psalm, Canticle, Response collection than the current hymnal with explicit "rhyme and reason" for how to choose and use Psalm tones and responses. I a...
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April 12, 2012
I strongly endorse Daniel Moe's "If ye then be risen with Christ."
Re: Fear Not: Theme for Women's Choir
Scott Taylor
April 10, 2012
Hi Carla, I have a recent setting of Psalm 13 for women's voices. It is scored for organ and requires some divisi but could be done quite well by 20 voices. I would be happy to supply you with a score and recording. Scott A. Taylor
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Scott Taylor
February 28, 2012
Can't resist. Will someone please set "Jesus I want to cuddle you" as a triple chant.
Re: Anthem about justice in society
Scott Taylor
December 21, 2011
John Ness Beck's anthem setting of his hymn, "Help us accept each other" is very nice and a quick learn if that is important to you.
Re: Non - Christian sacred music?
Scott Taylor
January 29, 2011
Yoel, A couple of options: Holst's "Choral Hymns of the Rig Veda" comes in a number of manifestations and are stunning settings of Hindu Vedic texts. Similar in the realm of Non-Western mysticism if Adolphus Hailstork's "Seven Songs of the Rubaiyat:" settings of the well-known Sufi poems....
Re: Bach BWV 192 and Mendelssohn Ps. 42 with excellent English text?
Scott Taylor
December 17, 2010
Hi Kirin, Concerning the Mendelssohn, Novello and Co. have an older edition with a singable English translation. I don't find it to sing very well ("As the hart pants after the waterbrooks"). Also, there is an older Frank Pooler edition of the first movement only. His translation sing...
30th Annual Choral Festival of Scripture and Song
Scott Taylor
October 28, 2010
In 1980 the Annapolis Chapter of the American Guild of Organists perceived the need for a venue at which local church choirs could sing together in one group. Many church choirs are small, and never have the opportunity to perform in an awe-inspiring setting, with a notable conductor, singing...
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Scott Taylor
October 3, 2010
I would add Adolphus Hailstork's "Seven Songs of the Rubaiyat" as an excellent modern composition with mystic (Sufi) texts.
AGO Symposium of Maryland Composers
Scott Taylor
September 18, 2010
Annapolis Chapter American Guild of Organists The Annapolis Chapter of the American Guild of Organists will sponsor a Symposium of Maryland Composers on Saturday, September 25, 2010 from 9:00 a.m. until noon at the Heritage Baptist Church in Annapolis. The church is located at 1740 Forest Driv...
5/19/2010 - Annapolis, MD - 5 Mystical Songs
Scott Taylor
May 5, 2010
Wednesday, May 19, 7:30 pm St. Anne's Episcopal Church Church Circle, Annapolis, MD The Adult Choirs of Calvary UMC and St. Anne's present Ralph Vaughan Williams' Five Mystical Songs and other favorites in a concert to benefit The Light House Shelter. This concert is free and open to the pub...
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Scott Taylor
August 28, 2009
Let's also not forget that Bernstein changed "Freude" to "Freiheit" when he performed Beethoven's 9th in Berlin after the wall came down. While this text alteration was done intentionally to express a momentary ideology, it does show that music cannot be expected to trascend the real, political, i...
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Hours after learning Stephen Strasburg's season had ended earlier than expected, the major league-best Washington Nationals rallied for a big win against the Miami Marlins.
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Pinch hitter Corey Brown's single drove in Ian Desmond with the winning run in the bottom of the 10th inning Saturday, lifting the Nationals to a 7-6 victory.
After Adam LaRoche singled off Chad Guadin (3-2) to open the inning, Desmond singled him to third and Danny Espinosa was intentionally walked to load the bases. With the infield in, Kurt Suzuki grounded into a fielder's choice as LaRoche was thrown out at home, but Brown followed with a bloop single to right.
"You can see the talent we have on this team," Brown said. "It's tough to pitch around anybody. I was fortunate enough to be in the right place at the right time and it felt good that I was able to get the job done."
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"Once I got (the count) to 2-2, I figured he wasn't gonna mess around with any breaking stuff," Werth said. "He's got a good fastball, he likes to work up in the zone. I got a pitch that was up just enough."
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Strasburg admitted he was disappointed with the decision.
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2 sudios w/1 queen bed each And 2 bedroom unit, Charming Guest house w/ hot tub
The Belm House is a charming Guest House with 2 studio apartments and 1 Penthouse apartment. Located in a peaceful residential neighborhood we are located only 2/10 mile from the ocean, a short 1/2 mile walk to the village center and 8/10 mile from the Main Beach in Ogunquit. PETS ARE WELCOME and pampered here. We have a Hot tub, a community deck, gas grill and more. Since 2000 we have prided ourselves in providing immaculately clean and well appointed apartments.
The Nubble Studio: The Nubble studio is ideal for 1 or 2 people. This studio is aproximatly 300 square feet. This charming studio provides a private entrance, AC, Cable TV, dining area for 2, Queen size bed, Reclining Love seat, Full kitchen stocked with everything you might need and a bath with shower. Space is maximized with this Kitchen / dining / sitting area. The Nubble studio rents from Sunday to Sunday. We provide all the linens you may need.
The Belm House: We are a four family home located in a nice quiet and peaceful residential neighborhood just north of the Village center and less than a mile walk to the beach - or take the trolly just a few hundred feet from us. We have plenty of off street parking, a community deck with a hot tub, beautifully landscaped surroundings and a fenced in yard for your dog to enjoy vacation as much as you.
Our Other Units: The Belm House has 3 condos available for weekly rentals during the summer months. Our 2 studios are one bedroom units with private entrances, full kitchens, living area and baths. Our Penthouse Apartment is a 2 bedroom apartment with a private deck, spacious living room, dining area, great kitchen and bath with full size washer and dryer.
The Gaslight studio and The Nubble Studio are charming and well appointed studio apartments.
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- suitable for elderly or infirm


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