Our amazing Anthology sale on all three volumes continues! We are making these offers available only through our main distributor Stainer & Bell stainer.co.uk/shop/mov1/ while sale stocks last, to help us raise vital funds for our running costs and professional fees. Please RT!

Truly brilliant pair of scale models showing how much changed in terms of the structural logic of French architecture between late-11th century Cluny and early-13th century Beauvais — we may well know this story, but amazing to see them contrasted at matching scales like this

15. Chanting the psalms should | still | be en | couraged, and the music director should | teach the | congre | gation | how. It's as easy as | counting | to | ten, and if you can sing a hymn, | you can | chant a | psalm.

I love watching Duke Ellington conduct his orchestra. x.com/SadiKemalARSLA…

Name a more irresistibly joyous bop. I’ll wait, singing Oh My Love, with bells on. #ChoralTwitter

Byrd’s Ne irascaris Domine (tenor, 1591) GB-Ob MS. Tenbury 1486 (Braikenridge Manuscript)

Two peacocks with beaks touching over what appears to be a chalice form the initial 'O'(sculetur me) at the beginning of Song of Songs BnF MS Latin 5(2); Biblia Sancti Martialis Lemovicensis, pars II; 10th-11th century; f.51r Gallica BnF

Advice and information please: we need to find 5K for the digitisation and cataloguing of a major paper-based archive before beginning publication of the music. Music charities tell us the work does not fit their criteria. Some papers include WW2 work. ideas/suggestions welcome!

Instead of cable news, the Grand Rapids, Michigan airport just plays Gerald Ford trivia. More public places should do this, honestly.

We'd love to make progress with this project to publish the music of Elizabeth Poston, but we're having difficulty raising funds: Poston was not able to leave a trust, grants or other financial settlement to enable the publication of her music, so we need to find 'new money' to

Goose on the snow, by Ohara Koson, late 19th-early 20th century #shinhanga

Do come hear us, this one is special.

Meteorologists are the best

New 'ice-cream in bars off' technique displayed in I Fagiolini rehearsal on Monday for Purbeck Art Weeks by Ailsa Campbell

this #chant is #shiny ! & probably also really annoying to sing from if you are trying to actually do vespers for corpus christi. but, GOLD! (facing page must also have been pretty extra but it isn't at Houghton Library...) #fragmentfriday fragmentarium.ms/overview/F-y04u

Legend

The DRAMA of this! Archbishop of Paris SINGING to the organ of Notre Dame to ‘waken up, you sacred instrument’, after 5 years of sleep. The organ answers him with a fanfare!