Thanks & G'day JM Have a good one

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Hiya Jean-Marc







I hope that you have had a lovely Easter so far.
Sending you love and best wishes always
Den and the Furbabies oxo

HAPPY EASTER!

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Thank You Jean-Marc all the best to you mate,From Derick

In Remembrance of Our Beautiful , Beloved Wonderful Cherie Our Monarch , Cherie became our family in her love we found friendship/sisterhood and received us all with her open arms & heart. When I first came back this time and saw that she now lived in the arms of heaven a felt as i know you all felt a deep loss in my heart and gave thanks for having had her in my life since June of 2010 and I so cherish that time with her and all of you. Cherie had shared the story of her childhood loosing her precious Mother at the age of 5 and how for 3 days as she sat on the swing in the backyard of her family home and swang , a beautiful Monarch Butterfly flew around her and was reluctant to leave her and on the 3 rd day The Monarch Butterfly took flight and although just a little one she knew instinctively knew that her mother had come and gone letting her know all would be good.











Pergolesi: Stabat Mater (complete); Voices of Music, original version, Labelle & Bragle, soloists
https://youtu.be/S-FKk_J91LU






F. Scarlatti: Miserere mei, Deus in G major [Ex Tempore]
https://youtu.be/FmOtpD3Z7ss

STAY SAFE OVER THE HOLIDAYS, MY DEAR FRIEND!











DON'T FORGET TO EAT YOUR FRUIT!

G'day JM Happy Easter

The only part of a mighty Mass that the twenty-year-old (!) composer thought worthy of preserving (the rest of the Mass was reconstructed from orchestral parts discovered in a Belgian attic in the early 1990s), Berlioz’s “Resurrexit” is surely the most stirring realization of Jesus’ resurrection in all of music. It also makes one realize again how revolutionary was Berlioz’s music; the Mass was written three years before Beethoven’s death and yet already sounds like a work of post-Beeethovenian Romanticism—though its being Berlioz’s music, it resembles no other composer’s work.



“Resurrexit” from the Messe Solennelle, by Hector Berlioz (1824)
https://youtu.be/K-RX0XtBBnw

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Happy Easter