Had a walk along the prom & met some hells angels.
@dulcimerkate
Musician/Composer/Electro-Medievalist. PhD (Arabic poetry, Old French song). Hammered dulcimer, vielles/viols/violins. Inventor of the phantasmaphone. "Absolutely extraordinary" - BBC R3 https://katearnolduk.bandcamp.com/ https://katearnoldmusic.com/
Had a walk along the prom & met some hells angels.
Academic writers often feel uncomfortable but thatβs often OK Hereβs why patthomson.net/2026/03/08/g...
Until 31st May applications for the Research Bursary are open!
Weβre offering one Β£500 bursary to support research in womenβs and gender history.
Find out more and apply via the link below. Letβs keep discovering and sharing Scotlandβs womenβs histories!
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These are smashing!
Gordon Frederick Browne (1858- 1932) a prolific English Illustrator.
Illustrated Victorian phrases
I was thinking of 'Imitation of Christ' only yesterday.
The really outrageous thing here is that Spicy Nik-Naks were not the first choice.
Do listen to Kateβs stylings
Thankyou Liza for your sharings!
I LOVE HAMMERED DULCIMER AND SO SHOULD YOU
Electro-medieval hammered dulcimer weirdness πΆπ΅
katearnolduk.bandcamp.com
There are only 22 left of the original CD pressing of this, the album I made with my 'punk baroque' band Fear of the Forest.
Today would be a good day to snap 'em up, it being #BandcanpFriday.
All sales help fund the release of the new album!
katearnolduk.bandcamp.com/album/fairy-...
There are only 22 left of the original CD pressing of this, the album I made with my 'punk baroque' band Fear of the Forest.
Today would be a good day to snap 'em up, it being #BandcanpFriday.
All sales help fund the release of the new album!
katearnolduk.bandcamp.com/album/fairy-...
It's 45 years since New Order released their first record - the 7" of Ceremony, which was followed by the two 12" editions later in 1981 (THREAD)
Version 1: youtu.be/IxIoTBp22Sg
Version 2 with Gillian: youtu.be/eNdNxcWz-fE
Check out the marvellous @musicasecreta.bsky.social !
A sepia toned photograph looking down on to a street scene. A wide open expanse in the foreground with pedestrians and lamp posts liberally dispersed. A large building in the mid background with the facia Corbettβs Temperance Hotel between the various rows of windows. An advertisement hoarding attached to the roof of the building. A street leading off on the left of the photo and another on the right.
#PhotoFriday today is Corbettβs Temperance Hotel, Paradise Street. Opened in 1842 by Joseph Corbett as a boarding and coffee house. The hotel was demolished c.1888β89 to make way for the building of the Post Office. Ref: WPS Large Views #LibraryofBham #Brumpic
This will be good!
Do you remember that guy in the black teeshirt on the coach? His name is Trevor and he lives in Pontefract and keeps phoning me up. I've bought some black stilettoes and also the Tubeway Army LP which is really ace.
That's wonderful!
My vaguely similar anecdote is that I once visited the Topkapi Palace in the off season and the only other person in there was Ralph Fiennes.
There is circumstantial evidence that I may be related to Edgar Allan Poe.
(Yeah, yeah, "explains a lot", I know, don't start.)
Will the tickets be affordable?
Interesting. There are elements of this track that would probably have made me put it 5-6 years later.
Academics have two and only two speeds:
1. Can you review this manuscript by this afternoon?
Or
2. Sorry I missed your email in 2016 - do you still want to chat? #academia
It's a big yes to this from me.
Can't help comparing it to the UK, where it doesn't seem possible to get to the other end of the country for less than about Β£200; if your train isn't cancelled.
Looking forward to this at @soasuni.bsky.social in a couple of weeks. I'll be talking about Arabic poetry related to the Crusades, sharing some of my PhD research and discussing sonic/musical approaches to the poems.
May include performance! πΆπ΅
Hybrid and open to all:
www.soas.ac.uk/about/event/...
Looking forward to this at @soasuni.bsky.social in a couple of weeks. I'll be talking about Arabic poetry related to the Crusades, sharing some of my PhD research and discussing sonic/musical approaches to the poems.
May include performance! πΆπ΅
Hybrid and open to all:
www.soas.ac.uk/about/event/...
I love these posts. They are life-enhancing.
These monthly astronomical updates really do go above and beyond. Recommended!
I wonder where all the other fencers are on here? I mean the modern sport of fencing as opposed to historical re-enactment. It doesn't seem to be big on BlueSky. Any fellow sabreurs out there?
#fencing #sabre