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Go and Tell: A blog created for the students, parents, friends, faculty and staff of The Madeleine Choir School. Under the patronage of St. Mary Magdalene, the Choir School serves the Cathedral of the Madeleine, the Cathedral Church of the Diocese of Salt Lake City.
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- From Class Today - The Romantic Period of Music
- World Day of Prayer for Migrants and Refugees comi...
- Atilla meets Pope Leo
- Habemus Episcopum!!
- Class Update for Monday 8 January
- Biography Update!!
- John Keats 1795 -1821 Ode on a Grecian Urn
- What did the German philosopher Nietzsche believe ...
- Class Review from Thursday 4 January
- Biography Subjects Update!
- !!Forgery Eradicator!!
- Update from Today's Classes
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About Me
- Gregory Glenn
- Gregory Glenn is the Director of Liturgy and Music at The Cathedral of the Madeleine in Salt Lake City and the Pastoral Administrator of The Madeleine Choir School. Serving in Utah since September of 1988, Mr. Glenn is a graduate of Catholic University in Washington, D.C.
7 comments:
Oh! i kno!
these two images represent the two gods that that one german philosiphizers example of the contrast between the romantic and classical music periods. the one on the left is obviously Apollo, the (g)od of light and measure (or the classical spirit: order, poise and serenety.)and the one on the right is the (g)od Dionysius, the god of intoxication and passion (like the romantic period which has a sense of strangeness, wonder and exctacy)as written in our notes on January 4th.
does that make sense? i hope i was clear!:) thats my view
-miles
youve done it again watson!(or miles) job well done!
Miles - you've got it! I know.. a little obvious.. next time I'll throw a bigger challenge...thanks for participating
nice.
Hey every1 im just sayin hi so.... HI!!
me too.... HI!
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