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By JASON PATTERSON
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Yazoo City residents have a reputation for getting creative with Christmas displays, and the Triangle Cultural Center wants to encourage that tradition to continue.
One city resident will be awarded $100 for the best residential decorations through the "Let Your Light Shine" contest.
"The idea is to show off your Christmas spirit in lights," said Triangle Director K.K. Hill, creator of the contest that he plans to make an annual event.
To enter a residence in the contest call 746-2273. The judging will be held on Dec. 18. The winner will be announced in the following edition of The Yazoo Herald.
Dear Editor
First, let us thank the members of the Yazoo City Fire department for their dedication and hard work.
However, regarding the purchase of a new television set, as a taxpayer I have to say, sorry, but no especially when the city is wondering where to get funds to fix the crumbling roads. Shame on you for even considering such a request. Even $200 spent on a smaller TV now when others are struggling just to get by is wrong, selfish and plain ridiculous.
Frankly, I can't believe the fire department even had the audacity to request any TV, especially a 55 inch one. When taxpayers and governments are trying to count pennies, one does not simply get rid of a television that works, and purchase a new one simply because it is aged. What happened to the principal of use it until it no longer works? Reduce, reuse and recycle needs to apply to everyone, not just to taxpayers. All government employees, not just the fire department, need to be more responsible when using taxpayers' money. Would you purchase a 55 inch television or a new television if you couldn't afford one and had no way to pay for it? I wouldn't. In fact, the television I currently own was purchased in 1987. It's not a big screen, high definition, nor 55 inches, but it works fine and I have no intention of purchasing another television while this one works. Why should the fire department or any other government entity be allowed to or even begin to think of doing such a ridiculous thing on the taxpayer's dollar?
Fire department employees are well taken care of by the city they serve. We provide them with meals and a place to stay when they are on duty due to the nature of their job. We want them to be comfortable, but there comes a point when comfort turns to luxury. As long as their television is working, why should the taxpayers foot a bill for a new one? We shouldn't.
The fire house is for comfort and not for luxuries. I'm curious to know if the fire department is also utilizing cable or satellite television also at the taxpayer's expense. Time to stop the buck and the time is now. If the firemen really want a new television for their luxury and enjoyment, they are free to pool their resources, their income, and purchase one for their use. Certainly, the fire department can use their television a little longer until it no longer works and let the $200 go to fix the crumbling roads, which are far more important.
If the roads are unpassable, how will the firemen get to their destination and do the job they were hired to do? Again, thanks to the employees of fire departments everywhere for your dedication and hard work, but the taxpayers hired you to do a job and not to provide you with a second home.
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December 8, 2006 Muhajariya, Sudan: "I just don't see where they can go." MSF provides assistance to 50,000 newly displaced in south Darfur
Under a thorny acacia tree in the arid countryside of southern Darfur, a few families seek relief from the scorching sun. Men, women, and children are sitting among the meager possessions they were able to rescue when they fled an attack on their home village: plastic jerry cans, a few pots and pans, and some rush mats. They have tied a blanket to the branches above their heads, creating a small patch of shade in the dust.
MSF mobile teams, traveling out of the town of Muhajariya, encounter hundreds of families like these, living outside under bushes and trees, scattered over tens of kilometers of inhospitable terrain. Water is scarce—the dry season has started—and some are forced to drink water from stagnant pools they share with the cattle. During consultations, MSF's doctors and nurses find signs of deprivation and exposure. Diarrhea is increasing rapidly; skin diseases are multiplying; some of the children already have respiratory tract infections because of the cold nights.
At least 50,000 civilians fled to the precarious refuge of the arid countryside after a series of violent attacks in Muhajariya and the surrounding area. For many of them it was not the first time they had to leave—they had been displaced from other regions and were already living under difficult conditions in displaced camps at the edge of town.
MSF found an elderly man lying under trees to the east of Muhajariya with a gunshot wound and an open fracture of the femur. He described how his home in the village of Angabo was attacked on November 13. "Ten people came inside. They asked me who I was and if I had a weapon, then they shot me, took all of my money and burned my house. I was still inside when they set fire to it."
For many, the violence came without warning. "I was in my home when I heard gunfire," a man who fled southwards, told the MSF team. "I stayed where I was and the next thing I knew I was shot! It was my hand that was hit. I saw two vehicles with fighters on the back of them—there must have been fifteen on the back of each vehicle. They were just shooting and shooting at my friends and into our homes."
The violence has been continuing intermittently since the beginning of October. On some occasions people who fled were attacked once again, forcing them to wander the area in a desperate search for security. The MSF-supported clinic in Muhajariya includes surgical services, and is receiving a steady flow of victims who require specialized medical care. Since the start of the clashes 131 people were treated for war trauma; 107 of them with gunshot wounds. One quarter of them civilians. At times, even patients in the Muhajariya clinic feel unsafe. During a bout of fighting and reprisals on October 23, when MSF staff were forced to seek shelter, 15 patients fled from its hospital wards.
Perhaps most worrisome is the way in which this armed conflict has at times split populations along local ethnic lines, enflaming tensions in the region. The ethnic dimension has prompted attacks on villages or displaced camps, meaning that civilians without any relation to the military have been made direct targets. This complicates the already disastrous humanitarian situation, for example making displaced people afraid to return home even though the situation may calm, or forcing MSF to worry that its work may jeopardize the safety of its national staff by bringing them across community divides.
Due to their rapid flight into this harsh environment, with little or no time to assemble and carry provisions, the displaced urgently need assistance. Where they feel safe, they collect water by digging shallow wells in dry riverbeds. The MSF team is increasing the supply to the most vulnerable by trucking water in and repairing local water systems. But water is running out in many places because so many people and cattle are drinking it. "A week, that's how long the water will last. After that we will move on to find more water but I don't know where we will go," said a 16-year-old girl, who fled while attackers burned the village of Muturwed on November 12. She told MSF four of her relatives were killed, and that her family has been living under a tree ever since.
Food is running out as well. The rainy season was good this year so there is promise of a large harvest, but most people are too afraid to return. MSF teams traveling in the area came across fields partially harvested, the rest slowly spoiling. MSF staff have been treating people who were wounded when they went back to till their fields. Due to the continuing insecurity there is a real risk that the harvest will be lost. The United Nations and aid agencies have distributed food, but the shifting situation and peoples' continued movements make it impossible to ensure that all people are getting the food they need.
There are no places where displaced people can seek health care. Their general health status is precarious, and can be expected to worsen given their living conditions. Over the last few weeks MSF has established a clinic in Sileah (36 kilometers south of Muhajariya) in order to provide medical assistance to the estimated 17,000 displaced people who have gathered there, is conducting nutritional assessments, and started a measles-vaccination campaign for children aged 6 months to 5 years old. MSF has distributed 4,500 pieces of plastic sheeting, 7,300 blankets, and more than 1,000 packages of high-energy biscuits. Even counting the efforts of other aid organizations, the United Nations and the Sudanese government, tens of thousands of people still remain in critical need of humanitarian assistance, particularly for basic shelter items, food, and water.
Over the past few days, renewed attacks have intensified the fighting between rival movements, leading to more civilian deaths and threatening the delivery of MSF assistance to areas outside of Muhajariya. Some of the displaced have been forced to return to the town. Assessing the gravity of the fighting is beyond MSF's scope, but the surgical team in Muhajariya treated 59 gunshot wounds alone in the 3 days after November 29.
Whether caught up in this violence or deliberately targeted, these people, especially the ones living in the open, must make life or death decisions about how to keep their families safe, find food or water, and grieve their lost relatives or homes. "What can we do for the woman who smiles from her bed under the tree in the middle of nowhere?" asks Giles Hall, a nurse working as part of the mobile clinic team. The mother proudly showed the bundle in her arms, a 13-day-old baby girl, her age easily remembered because it was 14 days before that she fled her village in fear of the violence that followed soon afterwards. The baby girl was born under a tree and started her life as a displaced person.
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Jimmy Green's stepdaughter had never voted before. The 57-year-old is mentally disabled, and Green said she doesn't understand the concept of casting a ballot.
But this week, she called her parents to say she had voted for President Obama. The care home in Fayetteville where she lives registered its residents to vote and drove them to the polls, Green said.
"My concern is that somebody told her who to vote for," he said. "She didn't even know there's two different parties."
Complaints of uncomprehending voters being ferried to cast ballots surface every election. And in a presidential race as close as this year's, with huge levels of early voting, any perceived irregularity is falling under intense scrutiny.
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"The law specifically says that anyone with a disability is allowed to have assistance from anyone that they choose," said Terri Robertson, director of the Cumberland County Board of Elections. "As long as they can communicate to us in some way that they need assistance and who they wish to have assistance from, the law allows it."
In 2010, Gary Bartlett, the state elections director, issued a memo to county boards clarifying the law.
"In the absence of evidence of systematic fraud," Bartlett wrote, "the presumption should work in favor of the opportunity of the voter to vote."
Don Talbot said he saw vans full of mentally disabled voters brought to the polls time and again during his years as a former precinct chief in Cumberland County. He said it often appeared they had little input in completing the ballot.
"The audacity of it to me, it is shameful, but both parties do it," said Talbot, a former Fayetteville city councilman. "When you haul people that are not competent and you do their voting for them, that's fraud."
Bob Hall with Democracy North Carolina, a voter rights group, said he hears protests about the opposite problem.
"We also get complaints from people who want to provide assistance being told they're not allowed to give it," he said. "They go overboard on the other direction."
It can be hard for observers to tell how much assistance a voter is getting, said Lisa Grafstein, a lawyer for the Disability Rights N.C. advocacy group.
"It is tough, because you can't really get in the middle of that conversation and know what was going on there," she said. "We can't put a block on a whole host of people voting because we suspect there might be some incidental instances of exploitation ... . I don't think the law can really draw a black line like that."
When exploitation does occur, the focus should be on the people manipulating the voters rather than stripping the rights of the disabled, Grafstein said. She likened their situation to that of an elderly person scammed over the phone.
"We don't take their phone away," she said. "We don't punish them for having been manipulated."
Robertson said she's heard general complaints this year but no specific allegations of voter exploitation. Incidents can be reported to the Board of Elections at 678-7733.
Jimmy Green has not lodged an official complaint about his stepdaughter being escorted to the polls. He said he fears reprisals against her from the care home.
"I'm not holding up for either party here in this case," he said, "but it's just not right."
Bartlett's memo acknowledged there could be instances when a voter who is not capable of communicating his identity or voting preference is permitted to vote.
"That consequence is preferable to the conflicting consequence of inappropriately disenfranchising voters merely because of their communications shortcomings," Bartlett wrote. "In the absence of systematic fraud, this imperfect outcome is simply one with which we must live."
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Dinner at Michael Mina's in Las Vegas was what I hoped it would be after wanting to visit for some time. The Lobster Pot Pie is decadent - a must try. Service was impecable. Every detail was perfect from the bread and butter down to the last drop of coffee. Would highly recommend this restaurant and would definately go back.
This restaurant was by far the best my wife and I have ever been to - food, wine, and service were the best. Ask for Marcio who was our waiter. His knowledge of food and wine was fantastic. He guided us through the menu - explaining the food preparation, wine parings, etc.
This is the last of many visits to Michael Mina at Bellagio, Las Vegas. The tasting menus were superb--delicious and well presented. Even though the restaurant was quite busy, our server was very attentive and responsive. This restaurant is one of our all-time favorites in Las Vegas. We're looking forward to returning soon!
I havent been here for 4 years and god I missed it. I did the tasting menu with the expanded wine pairing and it was great. Do this folks you'll love. Best fish restaurant in Vegas
My husband & I enjoyed our last night in Vegas by dining at Michael Mina. It did not disappoint! We are vegetarian & chose to have the vegetarian tasting menu with wine paring. It was wonderful! I really enjoyed the food and wine. My husband is a red wine drinker, so he wasn't as excited about having all white wine with dinner, but he still enjoyed himself. Great night.
The service was beyond expectations and we have eaten here two times before.
The wine list pricing was higher than expected, and we eat out a lot in Dallas.
Picked Michael's as our last night dinner spot. Had the 6 course tasting menu and the sole. Food was fantastic. Waiter did a great job. Only hit the experience takes from us was not the restaurants fault. Due to the proximity of the tables to each other and the quiet atmosphere, we listened to 3 pompous white-collars regale each other, and unfortunately us, on how important there jobs were. Really? REALLY? Their wives finally left. It was a busy night, so there wasn't another table available. Amy and I finally went up and finished our last course/dessert at the bar. Had a great time talking to the bartenders for the next hour. Shoulda sat there to begin with I guess. Our experience with the staff/food-fabulous.
Incredible food. Extremely noisy which diminished the experience.
A superb restaurant experience without being too fru-fru. The whole foie gras is unsurpassed. A formidable experience.
Service, food and experience was excellent from start to finish and would highly recommend.
We had an incredible dinner at Michael Mina last week in Vegas. Wow! Went into this with high expectations as we love Michael Mina's SF restaurant previously on Union Square (horribly disappointed when it closed). Well, have to say although the food could not be topped from SF signature restaurant, the service was actually more to my liking in Vegas. It had just the right balance of friendly and professional without any stuffiness. We were treated like royalty with food to match. Will definitely return!
I have wanted to eat at Michael Mina's for years. I love the location in the Bellagio and it is a well decorated restaurant. I was so fortunate to get a table in the very back as when we walked in it was very noisy. The food and service was very good. It does seem that when these restaurants fill up, it is harder to get attentive service. I thought the drink prices were very reasonable. I enjoyed it. For a party of four we spent around $550 but we had multiple before and after cocktails and two bottles of wine.
We had the tasting menu with wine pairings. Excellent tastes, superb service. Couldn't ask fo a more pleasant evening.
It is sometime hard to find great vegetarian food in Vegas. We were delighted with the tasting menu at Michael Mina- a delicious and very eclectic series of courses. Beautifully presented with an extremely attentive staff. A bit noisy for my taste, like most of Vegas( we were there for a conference, but it is not my favorite city) but not offensively so. We will plan on eating here every time we are in town.
I honestly can not find any part of this meal that did not achieve perfection. Of course any meal description starts with the food and wow is the word. Previously here about 7 years ago we did the tasting menu then which gave a wonderful sampling of the Chefs' cuisine, but this time we enjoyed the most amazing caviar presentation ever, the cold seafood platter which featured an incredible ceviche with coconut froth, popcorn for texture and squid ink chips to scoop it all up and enjoy with. The Tuna tartare bridged our culinary journey which ended with Michael Mina's signature Lobster Pot Pie. Bring your piggy bank but enjoy a meal for the ages, one you will remember and cherish forever.
We loved it, beautiful and delicious. Sea bass a must!!!!
My husband had eaten at the Michael Mina's in SF and wanted to try the one in Vegas. We both had his taster menus (one was seasonal, the other more signature dishes) paired with wines. Food was fantastic, with each course being as good as the last! And the wine pairings were amazing! Service was perfect, not rushed; expensive, but worth every cent. Highly recommend.
We love this restaurant, outstanding service and the food was close to perfection, worth the money! A little bit noisy, but ok.
Food and service excellent. Background music inappropriate.
Even if Las vegas offers every year new grat spots, Mina remains one of the best restaurants of the Strip. Everything is perfect
I made late reservations on line and it was a great choice. Even though we came through the door just a few minutes past our reserved time, the staff was quite accommodating. We were seated and served very quickly. I can't say enough positives about the Dover Sole dish. It was out of this world good! I highly recommend Michael Mina's!
I had the seasonal tasting menu and my husband had the regular tasting menu. Both were fantastic. Others at the table had the phyllo crusted sole. Also delicious. Highly recommend.
Service was fantastic. Sommelier was lacking but wine list was superb. Food was fit for a king with the lobster pot pie being the only negative. Totally an overall fantastic experience.
We really enjoyed this restaurant. It was a nice relief from the frenetic pace of Las Vegas. The food was wonderful. Two of us loved the Fresh Fois Gras. It was prepared perfectly. The black cod in Miso Broth and the salmon were done perfectly. The server was attentive, but forgot my glass of Champagne. She was very apologetic, brought it quickly and said it was "with her compliments." We will definitely go back the next time we are in Las Vegas.
Food was outstanding, service was outstanding! One of the best meals I've ever had and I went to a few high scale restaurants in NYC and London. No words!
This was an amazing dinner the wine pairing dinner and the food selection for the tasting could not have been any better, Our waiter was incredible service the best And I eat out every Friday night, Would return every trip to Vegas.. There are lots of great restaurants but this was superb. Our waiter was from brazil and just the best..
Once again we had an excellent meal, fantastic service and wonderful time. We were celebrating a birthday and couldn't have asked for a better celebration. The Ahi Tuna Tartare was perfect, melted in your mouth. Definitely try the Foi Gras Duo - it is a hot Foi Gras and a cold Foi Gras - both quite delicious and be sure to have the Lobster Pot Pie, if you like lobster; it is a house speciality and well worth recommending. If you are a peanut butter lover try the Candy Bar for dessert - decadent. If you would like a quiet evening with just another person, or a dinner with a group - Michael Mina's is an excellent choice.
We had the six course tasting menu and premium wine tasting. It was fantastic. The portions were large for a "tasting menu". The wine as wonderful. All around great experience. Definitely recommended to one and all.
Wait staff made the evening feel that it was all about you. Great attention to detail. We had the sunset menu with wine pairing. Servers were well versed on both food preparation and wine knowledge. Loved the experience for my husbands birthday.
Our waiter was very good except we ordered a side dish and they never brought it. When we mentioned it they apologized but never offered to do anything about it. The food was as expected for a restaurant of this quality, that is very good food, well presented, but nothing really special. I would recommend it to someone going to Vegas but if we go back we will probably try a different place
Yummy!!!!! I chose the vegetarian pre-fix menu and loved each course. Wine options were decent.
We sat in waiter Marcio's section (tip from previous reviewer). He was friendly and funny without being overly familiar, attentive but not intrusive, and knowledgeable about every item on the menu. Three of us had the six-course signature tasting, others ordered à la carte, and Marcio organized the servings so we all ate our respective courses together. He also changed the servings to our tastes and appetites, and kept track of time, so we did not miss our show. The sommelier was also knowledgeable, and did not try to upsell our own knowledgeable guest. Best items: ceviche with popcorn and chips; salmon tartare; caviar mini-tower; lobster pot pie; sea bass; desserts. The breads and steak were merely delicious. Quiet, elegant ambience.
The wait staff are great. Very attentive, friendly, and not snobish. Freshest, flavorful fish ever tasted. Fitet of beef very tasty. The wine pairing was worth it. Desserts outstanding. Would go back next time in town.
We dined with friends before a show at the Bellagio. The service was excellent - always available when you needed, but never intrusive!
Superb service, ambiance and food presentation. Everything was perfect except the desserts. They were too artistic and unappealing.
The restaurant was wonderful However, when we arrived at our scheduled time, the restaurant had no record of our reservation. I showed them the email confirmation that I had and they were gracious to honor that. Not sure why the open table confirm wasn't at the restaurant.
Squash soup was wonderful. Service great. Had loud table next to us. But would definitely go back. Set menu for thanksgiving.
Had a truly lovely Thanksgiving meal! Everything was delicious.
Recently moved to Las Vegas from L.A.. Glad to discover it is the super bowl of chefs. One more reason to leave the traffic, lack of parking, potholes, and high taxes of California. Michael Mina is clearly one of the top choices. The restaurant size is a welcome respite from the casino mobs and the food is unbelievable -- creative, delicious.
Open for dinner only. Online reservation very easy. Moderately expensive. Food was to die for along with exceptional service and quiet, romantic atmosphere. Highly recommended.
They went out of their way to give us a table as I requested one in the back and they showed us two to pick from. Service was very good, they are constantly there without being on top of you. This was our second time back and enjoyed it even more this time because we just happened to like the meals better. Took the pre-fixe with wine and it was well worth it. Filet of beef was cooked just right and melted in my mouth. Nice size portion and I am not a big meat eater. Husband had the special sole wrapped in dough which he said was very good. He also had some beef ravioli as an appetizer which he raved about. Wines that was selected to go along with each course were also excellent.
Very relaxed feel of this place but also elegant. Two of us had a new experience trying the tasting menu they offered. WOW ! Service was absolutely outstanding as was all the food. The Lobster Pot Pie, a signature dish, was delicious. We were celebrating a birthday, besides the desserts we ordered, I was surprised with a special dish with a birthday wish written in chocolate. A special touch. Everyone raved about their meal.


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7 Therefore, brothers and sisters, you must be patient as you wait for the coming of the Lord. Consider the farmer who waits patiently for the coming of rain in the fall and spring, looking forward to the precious fruit of the earth. 8 You also must wait patiently, strengthening your resolve, because the coming of the Lord is near. 9 Don't complain about each other, brothers and sisters, so that you won't be judged. Look! The judge is standing at the door!
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'This magnificent series goes from strength to strength, each fresh instalment reaching even more stratospheric standards of excellence than its predecessor' (The Daily Telegraph)
'I'm inclined to think this superbly engineered disc the most successful issue yet in a splendid series. Fervently recommended' (Goldberg Early Music Magazine)
'The King's Consort has grown in confidence in this music as the recordings progress; each of these pieces is a joy. The soloists are uniformly excellent, with James Gilchrist comining into his own ... These are Rolls-Royce recordings, drawing on the very best of British musicians and recording experience. Even the ripieno choir is peopled with some of the country's most experienced singers' (Early Music)
'Robert King's essential exploration of Monteverdi offers yet more evidence of the master's genius. Here the familiar sits with lesser known settings of sacred settings, all works of staggering beauty. King and the soloists capture the essence of this music, with outstanding contributions from Carolyn Sampson, Charles Daniels and James Gilchrist' (The Independent)
'The opening Laetatus sum is irresistible - typical in its bounce and clarity of every track in the fourth volume of the King's Consort's survey of sacred Monteverdi … Monteverdi collectors shouldn't hesitate' (The Times)
'This series of recordings is proving to be the definitive account of the neglected side of Monteverdi's genius, and one that's unlikely to be surpassed in range and quality for many years' (BBC Music Magazine)
'All played and sung with style' (The Sunday Times)
'Robert King never rushes the music but cannily treads the fine line between dizzying excitement and authoritative splendour. Even if you already admire seminal recordings of Monteverdi sacred music by the likes of Andrew Parrott, Konrad Junghänel and Rinaldo Alessandrini, there are plenty of less familiar gems included that make this series essential' (Gramophone)
It has been almost a year since the last release in this series, but from the very first bar of the Laetatus sum setting which opens this new volume the wait seems to have been worth it: over a swaggering bass ostinato Monteverdi weaves an exuberant array of melodies—with widely contrasted instruments and voices—to draw us once more into the world of Venetian extravagance. The programme continues with a range of motets, the forces called upon varying from solo voice in the declamatory Salve Regina to multiple soloists and polychoral opulence in the Beatus vir setting. This new recording is available in multichannel hybrid DSD SACD and conventional CD formats. |
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For most music lovers Monteverdis church music begins and ends with the sumptuous Vespers settings that he published, together with a Mass, in 1610. However, the Vespers of 1610, astonishing though they are, form only part of Monteverdis total output of church music and belong, paradoxically, to a period in which we have little evidence of his work as a church musician.
Monteverdis career as a professional musician falls into two periods of almost equal length. From 1590 or 1591 to 1612 he was employed as a household musician at the court of Vincenzo Gonzaga, ruler of the north Italian duchy of Mantua, and rose to become court choirmaster there in 1601. The extent of Monteverdis involvement in church music at Mantua is not clear. He was not regularly involved with the musical establishment of Santa Barbara, the ducal chapel, which was headed by Giacomo Gastoldi from 1582 to 1609, and the majority of his publications from the Mantuan period are of madrigals and opera. Nevertheless, it is quite likely that he wrote sacred music to be performed in the smaller chapels within the ducal palace or as spiritual chamber music. It has been suggested, too, that both court and chapel musicians may have joined forces at least once a year in Santa Barbara to celebrate the feast day of its patron saint, and that some at least of the music that appears in the 1610 volume may have been written for these occasions. Equally, though, the music of the 1610 volume, published by Monteverdi at a time of growing dissatisfaction with conditions at Mantua, may have been intended simply to demonstrate that he was employable as a church musician. The volume contains settings for the two services for which elaborate music was most often used in the late Renaissance. The Mass, the ritual reenactment of the Last Supper, was the central celebration of the church day, and Monteverdi made great play, in the 1610 volume, of writing a setting which emulated the conservative style of Palestrina and his contemporaries. His settings of five psalms, hymn, Magnificat and motets for Vespers, the main evening service of the Catholic Church, are quite different, and use all the resources of the new music of the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuriesrich harmonies, expressive operatic solos and elaborately ornamented music to be performed by virtuoso singers and instrumentalists. The 1610 volume can, then, be seen as a portfolio for prospective employers. Certainly, when Monteverdi took copies of the newly published volume to Rome to present them to Pope Paul V, he spent nearly three months in the city, cultivating the acquaintance of an influential group of cardinals. And in 1611 some of his psalm settings were performed in Modena Cathedral, though, according to a Modenese chronicler, they caused disgust among everyone who heard them. Following the death of Vincenzo Gonzaga, Monteverdi was summarily dismissed from Mantua in July 1612 by the new duke, Francesco Gonzaga. It seems that he had unwisely hinted that he might be able to obtain a better position elsewhere. For a year he was without regular employment, though performances of some of his music in Milan led to rumours that he was seeking the position of choirmaster at the cathedral there. He was fortunate, therefore, that the post of choirmaster of St Marks, Venice, fell vacant in the summer of 1613, and doubly fortunate that the procurators of St Marks, faced with falling musical standards in the church, decided to look outside Venice for a new appointee. For his audition on 1 August 1613 Monteverdi directed a Mass of his ownprobably the one included in the 1610 volumeand his appointment was approved unanimously by the procurators. He remained at Venice, deriving a good deal of satisfaction from the honour and respect that he enjoyed there, until his death in 1643. In Monteverdis day St Marks was not the cathedral of Venice, but the doges chapel. As such it was at the centre of interaction between church and state, for in Venice, major religious feast days were inextricably intertwined with the celebration of the citys history and sense of identity. Moreover, important guests of the doge attended services at St Marks, where music of appropriate splendour was used to impress them; and the choir, with their choirmaster, was also responsible for entertaining the doge and his guests at state banquets; indeed, there were occasions when half the St Marks choir would be engaged in singing at a banquet while the other half was left to sing Vespers in the church. The musical establishment that Monteverdi inherited included a main choir of about twenty men, including soprano castratos, who were responsible for singing the most elaborate of the music heard at St Marks; in addition, the church boasted a group of boy singers who performed plainsong and the occasional short polyphonic mass on weekdays, a group of some sixteen instrumentalists, and two organists (the church had two fixed and another two portable organs). The music that the choir sang (and, thus, that the choirmaster wrote for them) was governed by an elaborate set of rules specifying the types of music to be used for particular occasions. And, to complicate matters still further, St Marks had its own liturgy, independent of the Roman rite formalised by the Council of Trent (the Tridentine rite), which meant that some of its texts were used only at St Marks and at a limited number of similar institutions. A case in point is the so-called Vespero delle Cinque Laudate (Vespers of the Five Laudate) in which all five psalms began with a variant of the verb laudare (to praise). This service does not appear in the Tridentine rite at all, but was used at St Marks for Vespers on many of the most important feast days of the year; and though we customarily associate St Marks with music of great splendour and virtuosity, surviving collections of the Cinque Laudate psalms (none of them by Monteverdi) are rather restrained in character and conservative in style. The style of music most often associated with St Marks is that involving spatial effects between two or more groups of singers and/or instrumentalists. This style, exemplified particularly in the music of Giovanni Gabrieli, was used at St Marks for Mass settings and ceremonial motets, and might involve the main choir singing at ground level, with instrumentalists and solo singers placed either in the organ lofts at each side of the chancel, or in the alcoves (nicchie), stacked like opera boxes, just behind the choir screen. At first sight, the many eight-part Vespers psalms involving two groups of four voices that were written for St Marks seem to belong to the same tradition, especially since custom dictated that the choir should sing Vespers in eight parts on days of particular solemnity, when the great golden altarpiecethe Pala dOrowas uncovered and, more often than not, the doge himself was present for the service. In fact, though, the two choirs who sang Vespersone a group of soloists, the other a larger, ripieno, groupcustomarily stood together in a large pulpit at the front right of the choir screen, just as Canaletto depicted them in the mid eighteenth century. Since only about twelve or thirteen singers could fit into the pulpit we have a clear indication of the size of choir normally used for Vespers at St Marks. It is clear, too, that all the musicians, whether situated in the pulpit, in the organ lofts or in the nicchie, directed their performances not into the nave of the church, but into the chancel, where the priests, the doge, senators and important visitors were seated. It should be emphasized that we only have clear evidence of the way in which Vespers was normally sung at St Marks; however, those of Monteverdis psalm settings that call for instrumental accompaniment could not have been performed from the pulpit alone; the instrumentalists were probably located in one of the organ galleries along with the player who was accompanying on the organ. We know, too, that the service of Vespers was occasionally celebrated on a grand scale at St Marks: the revised version of Sansovinos Venetia città nobilissima, published in the early years of the seventeenth century, includes this description of First Vespers for Christmas: [On Christmas Eve Vespers] is celebrated with the sweetest sounds of voices and instruments by the salaried musicians of the church and by others hired specially to make a greater number, since on that evening they sing in eight, ten, twelve and sixteen choirs [sic] to the wonder and amazement of everyone, and especially of foreign visitors, who declare that they have never heard music as rare, or as remarkable in other parts of the world. St Marks was not the only scene of Monteverdis activity in Venice. As the citys leading musician he was also regularly invited to direct music for important services in other churches where different performance practices obtained and the Tridentine rite was followed. To take just one example: in 1620 the Flemish diplomat Constantin Huygens witnessed him directing his own music for Vespers for the Feast of St John the Baptist (24 June) in a church that has been identified as S Giovanni Elemosinario, near the Rialto; the music was sung by twelve singers and accompanied by theorbos, cornetts, bassoons, a basso di viola, organs and other instruments. A good deal of the sacred music that Monteverdi wrote for Venice, including some important works mentioned in his letters and other documents, is now lost. Apart from a few works included in anthologies, most of what survives was published in two collections, the Selva morale e spirituale, issued by Monteverdi himself in 1640/41 and dedicated to Eleonora Gonzaga, daughter of Duke Vincenzo Gonzaga and widow of the Emperor Ferdinand II (15871637), and the Messa a quattro voci et salmi, issued posthumously in 1650 by the publisher Alessandro Vincenti. Both are monumental publications summing up the thirty years of Monteverdis work in Venice and both contain multiple settings of Vespers texts. The two books include a wealth of music and a wide range of styles, from conservative Mass settings to psalms and motets that use the most up-to-date song styles of the 1620s and 30s; for even in his old age Monteverdi continued to explore new ideas. The huge Selva morale e spirituale, a collection of spiritual madrigals and music for Mass and Vespers published in 1640/41, represents Monteverdis own summing up of his achievement while choirmaster of St Marks, Venice. Many examples of his work were, however, published by other people by anthologists in Italy and elsewhere from 1615 to 1651, and by the Venetian music publisher Alessandro Vincenti, whose memorial volume Messa a quattro voci e salmi, published in 1650, contains a Mass, Vespers psalms, and a Litany of the Blessed Virgin. The music on this CD is drawn from both types of publication. Most of the works in the anthologies are motets: that is, they are settings of texts that are not part of the fixed liturgy of the Catholic church, but are drawn from biblical sources or freely invented. In the seventeenth century such motets might be sung during Mass at the Elevation and Communion in particular or between the psalms at a Vespers service. Laetatus sum I à 5 instrumenti e 6 voci Salve Regina Domine, ne in furore tuo Salve Regina I The extraordinary conflation of texts in this setting may have something to do with the Venetians perception of their city. Venice, Europes gateway to the East, saw itself as being under the special protection of the Virgin Mary. In St Jeromes commentary on Ezechiel 44:2, Ezechiels description of the eastern gate of the temple, through which the Lord God had entered, is interpreted as prophesying the entrance of Christ into the world through Mary, who is thus described in Audi coelum as portal of the East this sacred and joyful portal through which death was expelled and life renewed. It may be no coincidence, then, that the first words taken from the Salve Regina are heard immediately after the words porta orientalis in the Audi coelum text. Dixit Dominus II à 8 voci alla breve Sanctorum meritis II Adoramus te, Christe Beatus vir Exulta, filia Sion Magnificat II à 4 voci Salve, o Regina, o Mater a voce sola e B.c. Laudate Dominum omnes gentes III John Whenham © 2005 |
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A University of Leicester scientist will be making headline news thanks to a prestigious media fellowship.
Dr Becca Wilson, a scientist involved in public and business engagement projects in the Space Research Centre at the University, has been given the opportunity to work at the Irish Times. She is one of ten scientists selected from 180 applicants to win a 2012 British Science Association Media Fellowship, the first to be held by the University of Leicester. Her three-week placement with the Irish Times in Dublin begins on Monday 13th August.
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If there's one thing anti-racism organization Kick It Out should take away from this incident, it's never trust a man that wore a jheri curl in 1992. Paul Elliott resigned his position from Kick It Out, the FA's judicial panel and UEFA's football committee after using a racial slur.
Ex-Celtic and Chelsea star Paul Elliott, a leading light of the Kick It Out campaign, made the slur against another former player, Richard Rufus.
Elliott, 48, launched the broadside in a text argument over a business venture that went wrong. He wrote to Rufus: "Ur a stupid man n*****" then added: "You dog. Ur history my friend."
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It's Only (Indie) Rock 'n' Roll
But I Like It … Sort Of
When this as-yet-unnamed feature was introduced a few weeks ago, we hoped it would give Seven Days an opportunity to include more community feedback/input regarding musical goings-on locally. It's taken a while for folks to get used to not knowing which album was sixth on the charts in Enosburg from week to week — usually Credence — but, lo and behold, this letter appeared shortly after last week's paper hit the streets and is exactly the sort of discussion we hoped to initiate.
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In reference to your recent column concerning Built to Spill and other acts, I simply had to get my $.02 in due to the increasing frustration towards today's music scene and their lack of balls! I am not just speaking of the MTV scene or other one-hit wonders but even the bands you mentioned.
As far as Built to Spill is concerned, I had a ticket. That's right, I had a ticket but then two weeks before the show I started listening to them as I bought the ticket mostly due to friends telling me "I had to see them live!" I tried and tried and really listened to them but I just couldn't see what all the fuss was about. The same goes for Modest Mouse, Death Cab for Cutie and even, dare I say it, WILCO!
It's not that these bands don't have talent because obviously they do and they are certainly writing decent enough songs to be around for years. My frustration is in the lack of charisma and superior musicianship. Perhaps it is my fault for being raised on such things as prog-rock that included the works of Neil Peart on drums or John McLaughlin — but I just don't find any of these new "indie" or "alt" bands making music with amazing drum work, guitar work or even singing. Not to say that music has to have boring virtuosity which you also discussed in your latest column, however, a little bit doesn't hurt, right?
Listening to all those old country and bluegrass records there is amazing work on the fiddle, mandolin and banjo. Listening to the rock of the late '60s and '70s there is wonderful electric guitar work and signature drum licks and of course in the '80s and '90s, the market was saturated with technical prowess from bands like Dream Theater and Medeski, Martin & Wood. Bringing me to the bands you mentioned and my not hearing any of this stuff. I am trying to listen and enjoy Wilco but it all sounds whiney with no great breaks or fist-pumping rock. There are no jams and I'm not talking 20-minute Phish-type jams but even 30 seconds of a really cool groove. Bands like The Mountain Goats or Arcade Fire are getting huge fanfare, but why? I want to understand it, I really, really do.
Whatever happened to bands that seriously rock? I would say The Hold Steady might qualify, though it can get tiresome. Or perhaps some of Ryan Adams' stuff and he DOES have a great voice. I think Son Volt is in this vein, however, his one-time bandmate and now nemesis Jeff Tweedy is getting all the love but, while Tweedy is both narcissistic and vain, Farrar is subdued and wholesome. Again, my opinion, obviously.
I guess what it comes down to is while you're searching for more indie/alt bands to come to town and you want support for those bands, I am looking for more music that is smart, intelligent, catchy but sounds as if the members have been practicing their instruments and harmonies for more than 6 months.
Help me lose my bitterness. I don't want to think the music died way back in 1959.
The Big Bopper
That's quite the diatribe, Bopper — if that's your real name.
The music didn't die in 1959; it's just changed a bit. While I'll allow the potshots at Wilco — this time — I wholeheartedly disagree with your assessment of modern music. Except Death Cab For Cutie . . . they blow.
Unfortunately, like "punk" or "alternative" before it, the term "indie" has been appropriated by the music industry and has lost most of its original meaning — assuming, for the moment, that it ever really had any. Twisted to fit a more marketable — read: crappy — sound, the result has been the proliferation of watered-down indie-lite bands such as Fallout Boy, The Bravery and Interpol, which all fit some yuppie marketing director's interpretation of what "indie" should look and sound like. But you specifically bemoaned Built to Spill and a general lack of intelligent, "fist-pumping" rock. I'm here to help.
If you don't like BTS, that's your prerogative, though I wonder how much of their catalogue you've been exposed to. While their latest album You in Reverse definitely lands on the poppier end of the spectrum, much of their early work rocks in many of the ways you lamented were missing in more current indie music. The same could be said of Wilco, by the way.
Part of the appeal of underground music of any genre is that, at its core, it tends to be more interesting and intelligent than its mass-produced counterparts. It's certainly not always the case, but generally, underground artists put more stock in craftsmanship than marketability. Bands such as Built to Spill are important because they've managed to maintain that spirit — even on a major label — while many of their contemporaries have gone on to suckle at the golden teat of commercial success.
There are dozens of bands out there that I think might fit your criteria — My Morning Jacket, Band of Horses and Spoon come immediately to mind — but the trick is that you have to find them yourself and discover what you like. Music is much more accessible than ever before and sifting through the overflow can be intimidating. For every truly great new band that comes down the indie pipeline, there are hundreds that make a flash in the pan and then disappear to some far-off corner of MySpace, never to be heard from again.
The bottom line is that finding good new music takes effort, and to expect anyone else to do it for you, whether a friend, a music editor or a nightclub, is asking a bit much. On the bright side, with so much music now available through the magic of the interweb, there really is something for everyone. To mangle a phrase: Bopper, there's plenty of Phish in the sea.
Good luck.


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