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LECTIO I
second Opera - Introduction
The Magic Flute [Mozart]
Libretto: Emanuel Schikaneder
premiere: 30 September 1791 Vienna, Freihaustheater
The most famous and meistgespielteste opera in music history is undoubtedly Mozart's Magic Flute.
entwined, on any other opera so many legends and interpretations of secret messages.
And it is also very close to make assumptions and to see Masonic ideas in the works. Other places to see the libretto of The Magic Flute as a plate and a little inspired audiences amusement.
Certainly everything is correct, how can it be wrong.
Europe was embarking on a new era. The elucidation of the intellectual elite culminating in the French Revolution. Everywhere
had been formed at that time lodges and clubs to discuss new ideas and to talk through education, philosophy and a new human understanding. The intellectual elite tried from the constraints of the crusty old society free.
The opera was at that time still meeting of the Company. And just here, there was the upheaval and the destruction of the old days.
The previously valid forms of opera have been ridiculed by the younger generation and provided as a reactionary symbol of the ruling class in question.
In the new operas were no ancient heroes and gods as personifications of the currently reigning Prince anymore, but just ordinary citizens.
And such works of the 1780s from the years were more frequently seen on the stage, finally ousted the Opera Seria for the ideal of Metastasio in the public theaters.
cartoon about the opera seria, with their barrows and dramatic poses
Metastasio, the Viennese court poet had at the beginning of the 18th Century, a new opera model developed, which quickly became binding. He suggested the drama as a framework, while the French preferred the tragedy. The drama had 3 acts, the tragedy of 5 and usually had the drama a happy ending.
There is a constant changing of aria and recitative was prescribed. A recitative is a
with basso continuo (harpsichord, cello, etc.) accompanied dramatic recitative, (derived from the Latin "recitare" - "present" from) the end of the 16th Century Italy was formed. By the recitative was in the Opera Seria pushed the narrative forward, the arias are musical illustrations, the action resulting from the emotions and tensions.
The whole was interspersed with duets, accompagnato recitative (orchestra accompanied recitatives).
The number of arias, each role was based on their importance, but soon the illustration of feelings came back in favor of pure vocal acrobatics.
The opera was opened by a Sinfonia and was contrary to the French overture structured exactly opposite: Allegro - Adagio - Presto - so instead of a grave, slow introduction and a quick joint and the repetition of the first part, was started here with a fast rate, continues at a slower rate and with a more rapid rate finished - there is a certain similarity with the Italian Concerto. This
Operasinfonias were so popular that they were soon performed without opera and composed - and finally ushered development of the classical symphony.
There were no real choruses in the opera seria, the final chorus was composed exclusively of the participating singers (which ultimately was probably an economic consideration).
In During the 18th Century it was common practice during the two periods of the opera, that is between 1 and 2 Act and the 2 and 3 perform act small, cheerful opera, Opera buffa. eg
Or depending on the house or venue at the court, it was also common perform ballet, these interludes could extend the performance period on a good 5 hours.
queen was in the opera, the ballet is always part of the plot.
But this rigid form of opera had survived quickly and as early as the 1760s there were many attempts by queen influences, so ballet and choral groups to integrate into the plot to break the rigid mold structure.
Especially in Italy was considered a long time in this rigid form of opera Opera Seria fixed.
too slowly woke up a national self-awareness: Italian written long operas in Italian, the Frenchman wrote operas in French, in England, English sung - in Sweden, Swedish, and in Russia, increasingly, Russian - only in Germany, the German language was in Opera rejected.
But this was not always so, the flower of the Hamburg Opera with composer Keiser, kiss, Schürmann and Conradi was not the first intermezzo in German.
in the early 17th Century there were efforts by Schütz and JPKrieger a German opera. The 17th
and 18 century, however, was mostly dominated by Italian opera and the opera in German was no more than a marginal phenomenon.
until the second half of the 18th Century came more and more German opera on stage. One of the first German opera in the new style was "Günther von Schwarzburg" by Ignaz Holzbauer. The libretto is extremely nationally and would not be the lively music of the Mannheim School to hear, we would date the work in a very different era.
Mozart had attended the opera in Mannheim, was thrilled by the music and disgusted by the text. Nevertheless, the opera reached a certain popularity, that in many cities was performed.
Some years later the first German in Weimar Singspiel "Alceste" premiered by Anton Schweitzer.
This work is now more attracted to such operas themselves.
A musical comedy has its model in the queen Opera Comique, basically a play with arias and ensemble numbers. Recitative is not here anymore.
is why the genre closely, but probably unconsciously, related to the English "Masque of the 17th Century, which was similar.
The most famous musical plays or Opera Comique in the second half of the 18th Century, the "Pilgrim of Mecca" by Gluck, "Zémir et Azor" and "La Caravane de Caire" by Gretry and finally "The Abduction from the Seraglio" by Mozart.
Mozart had in Vienna have had little success with his operas. While in Prague adored his operas, he met with "Le nozze di Figaro, Don Giovanni and Cosi fan tutte" with little enthusiasm. He earns his money mainly as a virtuoso on the piano and to compose dance music for the Viennese court.
Posthumous portrait of Mozart by Barbara Kraft (1819)
second Opera - Introduction
The Magic Flute [Mozart]
Libretto: Emanuel Schikaneder
premiere: 30 September 1791 Vienna, Freihaustheater
The most famous and meistgespielteste opera in music history is undoubtedly Mozart's Magic Flute.
entwined, on any other opera so many legends and interpretations of secret messages.
And it is also very close to make assumptions and to see Masonic ideas in the works. Other places to see the libretto of The Magic Flute as a plate and a little inspired audiences amusement.
Certainly everything is correct, how can it be wrong.
Europe was embarking on a new era. The elucidation of the intellectual elite culminating in the French Revolution. Everywhere
had been formed at that time lodges and clubs to discuss new ideas and to talk through education, philosophy and a new human understanding. The intellectual elite tried from the constraints of the crusty old society free.
The opera was at that time still meeting of the Company. And just here, there was the upheaval and the destruction of the old days.
The previously valid forms of opera have been ridiculed by the younger generation and provided as a reactionary symbol of the ruling class in question.
In the new operas were no ancient heroes and gods as personifications of the currently reigning Prince anymore, but just ordinary citizens.
And such works of the 1780s from the years were more frequently seen on the stage, finally ousted the Opera Seria for the ideal of Metastasio in the public theaters.
cartoon about the opera seria, with their barrows and dramatic poses Metastasio, the Viennese court poet had at the beginning of the 18th Century, a new opera model developed, which quickly became binding. He suggested the drama as a framework, while the French preferred the tragedy. The drama had 3 acts, the tragedy of 5 and usually had the drama a happy ending.
There is a constant changing of aria and recitative was prescribed. A recitative is a
with basso continuo (harpsichord, cello, etc.) accompanied dramatic recitative, (derived from the Latin "recitare" - "present" from) the end of the 16th Century Italy was formed. By the recitative was in the Opera Seria pushed the narrative forward, the arias are musical illustrations, the action resulting from the emotions and tensions.
The whole was interspersed with duets, accompagnato recitative (orchestra accompanied recitatives).
The number of arias, each role was based on their importance, but soon the illustration of feelings came back in favor of pure vocal acrobatics.
The opera was opened by a Sinfonia and was contrary to the French overture structured exactly opposite: Allegro - Adagio - Presto - so instead of a grave, slow introduction and a quick joint and the repetition of the first part, was started here with a fast rate, continues at a slower rate and with a more rapid rate finished - there is a certain similarity with the Italian Concerto. This
Operasinfonias were so popular that they were soon performed without opera and composed - and finally ushered development of the classical symphony.
There were no real choruses in the opera seria, the final chorus was composed exclusively of the participating singers (which ultimately was probably an economic consideration).
In During the 18th Century it was common practice during the two periods of the opera, that is between 1 and 2 Act and the 2 and 3 perform act small, cheerful opera, Opera buffa. eg
Or depending on the house or venue at the court, it was also common perform ballet, these interludes could extend the performance period on a good 5 hours.
queen was in the opera, the ballet is always part of the plot.
But this rigid form of opera had survived quickly and as early as the 1760s there were many attempts by queen influences, so ballet and choral groups to integrate into the plot to break the rigid mold structure.
Especially in Italy was considered a long time in this rigid form of opera Opera Seria fixed.
too slowly woke up a national self-awareness: Italian written long operas in Italian, the Frenchman wrote operas in French, in England, English sung - in Sweden, Swedish, and in Russia, increasingly, Russian - only in Germany, the German language was in Opera rejected.
But this was not always so, the flower of the Hamburg Opera with composer Keiser, kiss, Schürmann and Conradi was not the first intermezzo in German.
in the early 17th Century there were efforts by Schütz and JPKrieger a German opera. The 17th
and 18 century, however, was mostly dominated by Italian opera and the opera in German was no more than a marginal phenomenon.
until the second half of the 18th Century came more and more German opera on stage. One of the first German opera in the new style was "Günther von Schwarzburg" by Ignaz Holzbauer. The libretto is extremely nationally and would not be the lively music of the Mannheim School to hear, we would date the work in a very different era.
Mozart had attended the opera in Mannheim, was thrilled by the music and disgusted by the text. Nevertheless, the opera reached a certain popularity, that in many cities was performed.
Some years later the first German in Weimar Singspiel "Alceste" premiered by Anton Schweitzer.
This work is now more attracted to such operas themselves.
A musical comedy has its model in the queen Opera Comique, basically a play with arias and ensemble numbers. Recitative is not here anymore.
is why the genre closely, but probably unconsciously, related to the English "Masque of the 17th Century, which was similar.
The most famous musical plays or Opera Comique in the second half of the 18th Century, the "Pilgrim of Mecca" by Gluck, "Zémir et Azor" and "La Caravane de Caire" by Gretry and finally "The Abduction from the Seraglio" by Mozart.
Mozart had in Vienna have had little success with his operas. While in Prague adored his operas, he met with "Le nozze di Figaro, Don Giovanni and Cosi fan tutte" with little enthusiasm. He earns his money mainly as a virtuoso on the piano and to compose dance music for the Viennese court.
Posthumous portrait of Mozart by Barbara Kraft (1819) Finally, he worked with the man of the theater Emanuel Schikaneder, the theater was open for the common people. There was Opernpersiflagen and singing games with many funny scenes and a slightly to-understand story and of course all in German.
were given stage effects, they equaled the great opera houses in anything.
During this time, even the fairy tale book by Joseph Martin Wieland "Dschinnistan in Vienna popular. And
Schikaneder planned multiple episodes to edit it and make it to stage plays with music. Total
were three episodes:
The Philosopher's Stone, The Magic Flute and the Mirror of Arcadia.
The recognition of this fact is still relatively unknown, and the two "minor works" have also been largely ignored until now, it has been only "a stone Philosopher "fully performed and recorded on CD, as well as Mozart's music contributed here. The Mirror of Arcadia was completely set to music by Mozart's pupil Franz Xaver Süssmayer, which includes the Mozart Requiem completed.
decided
After the great success of the "Philosopher's Stone", Schikaneder, the next project, "The Magic Flute" let alone set to music by Mozart. Both artists are demonstrably
were Masons, and some experts are sure that it is generous with cryptic references to the Masons in the opera, so musically, in the text and of course on stage.
But besides, it includes all mundane facts:
Schikaneder was not the only one in Vienna, these fairy tales edited by Wieland and bring music to the stage did.
was originally the story much simpler, knitted, Sarastro was really the hijackers and villain of the opera and that fact changed Kander ski more or less in a hurry to set themselves apart from similar productions in Vienna.
built Schikaneder also briefly before a balloon into the action, because just staying the balloonist François Blanchard in Vienna.
rewrite transform The constant action and the course were stark dramatic breaks and all kinds Inconsistencies in, but the audience hardly bothered.
The opera was immediately successful, and Antonio Salieri attended the many performances, his enthusiasm did not hide.
set the scene for the Queen of the Night, by KF Schinkel
The Magic Flute - plot of the opera
Act 1
Tamino, a prince , got lost while hunting and is pursued by a giant snake.
the last moment as he still calls for help to save him three mysterious women.
They kill the snake. Tamino falls fainted with fright, and is awakened by the singing of the bird catcher Papageno.
Tamino Papageno keeps for his savior, and that enjoys the fame.
The three ladies appear again and punish Papageno for lying.
you turn to Tamino, tell him that they had killed the snake and the daughter of the Queen of the Night, whose retinue they belong, have been abducted by the sorcerer Sarastro was.
They show Tamino a picture of the princess, Prince Tamino falls instantly and vowed to free the abductees.
He receives a magic flute that will protect him from all dangers, Papageno is just as gifted, who wants to join Tamino - with a wondrous bells.
three boys they are now the way to the castle of Sarastro dismissed.
The Castle of Sarastro ensnared the black guard Monostatos the captive princess. But when he sees
Papageno, who is on the way to the castle, he hates the terrible. When the two meet
to each other for holding the bodily and the two flee in panic.
Papageno, however, encompasses courage and return the Princess to tell her that Tamino is on his way to rescue them. informed
During Papageno So the princess about her imminent rescue, Tamino has a Place with three temples out.
He learns from a priest that Sarastro is not an evil wizard, but a great benefactor.
flee now Pamina and Papageno from Sarastro's castle, Monostatos tries to stop them, but the chimes of Papageno helps to escape: Through the Enchanted game Monostatos and his henchmen have to dance incessantly.
The flight is finally defeated by Sarastro himself.
He forgives Pamina, Tamino and receives friendly - but do suggest that it should be purified.
Schikaneder as Papageno, contemporary Figurine
Act 2
Sarastro knows that Tamino and Pamina are meant for each other, but Tamino must pass before a series of tests before he will be included in the temple of wisdom.
The first test follows immediately.
Papageno wants to pass the exams too, as it also as a reward a girl is promised.
Both should prove that they can remain silent when they confront their wives. If they fail, so they waved to the death.
The three ladies appear and announce the imminent death of the hero.
Papageno and Tamino through the first ordeal, the women chase the priest and lead the two to the next Test.
Meanwhile, Monostatos steals the sleeping Pamina, but it is sold quickly, which the Queen of the night with thunder and lightning, and tells her daughter to kill Sarastro, she gives her daughter a dagger perplex.
Monostatos snatches of Pamina shocked the dagger and places it in front of a bitter choice: to give you
his declarations of love or he would reveal all Sarastro.
Finally Monostatos driven by Sarastro.
Tamino and Papageno are now arriving in the second temple and be silent again, until a trumpet sounds. Papageno has no more to the bid, and chatter on - and suddenly appear before him an old, ugly hag who wants to immediately take him for a husband.
Papageno is in despair. The three
Kanbe present the hero the Magic Flute and the carillon.
It seems a good breakfast, over which now fancier Papageno, Tamino plays while on his Magic Flute, Pamina appears.
But Tamino ignores, not to speak to come into temptation.
Pamina is about the behavior of Tamino's very sad, she believes that he no longer loved her.
Sarastro it can eventually that may Tamino and Pamina goodbye to each other, for there are two other tasks, the prince.
Papageno but it is relieved because he would rather the earthly pleasures was devoted.
The old ugly woman turns into a pretty girl - Papageno is excited, but a priest leads them away because their Papageno is not yet worthy.
The unfortunate Pamina tries to kill himself, but the three boys her steal the dagger and assure her that Tamino loves her.
Even Papageno wants to kill now, because you have taken away from him the pretty girl. bring
But the three boys as Papagena, will continue to live it.
Finally, the priest Pamina to Tamino and Papageno, and together they contest the final exams, a Fire and a water sample.
For the grand finale din get below the queen of the night, killing three women and drove to the temple Monostatos in to Sarastro.
But they are plunged into eternal darkness.
Sarastro and his priests bless Tamino and Pamina, the two must now move into the temple of wisdom, and are among the initiates.
playbill of the Magic Flute of 1791
were given stage effects, they equaled the great opera houses in anything.
During this time, even the fairy tale book by Joseph Martin Wieland "Dschinnistan in Vienna popular. And
Schikaneder planned multiple episodes to edit it and make it to stage plays with music. Total
were three episodes:
The Philosopher's Stone, The Magic Flute and the Mirror of Arcadia.
The recognition of this fact is still relatively unknown, and the two "minor works" have also been largely ignored until now, it has been only "a stone Philosopher "fully performed and recorded on CD, as well as Mozart's music contributed here. The Mirror of Arcadia was completely set to music by Mozart's pupil Franz Xaver Süssmayer, which includes the Mozart Requiem completed.
decided
After the great success of the "Philosopher's Stone", Schikaneder, the next project, "The Magic Flute" let alone set to music by Mozart. Both artists are demonstrably
were Masons, and some experts are sure that it is generous with cryptic references to the Masons in the opera, so musically, in the text and of course on stage.
But besides, it includes all mundane facts:
Schikaneder was not the only one in Vienna, these fairy tales edited by Wieland and bring music to the stage did.
was originally the story much simpler, knitted, Sarastro was really the hijackers and villain of the opera and that fact changed Kander ski more or less in a hurry to set themselves apart from similar productions in Vienna.
built Schikaneder also briefly before a balloon into the action, because just staying the balloonist François Blanchard in Vienna.
rewrite transform The constant action and the course were stark dramatic breaks and all kinds Inconsistencies in, but the audience hardly bothered.
The opera was immediately successful, and Antonio Salieri attended the many performances, his enthusiasm did not hide.
set the scene for the Queen of the Night, by KF Schinkel The Magic Flute - plot of the opera
Tamino, a prince , got lost while hunting and is pursued by a giant snake.
the last moment as he still calls for help to save him three mysterious women.
They kill the snake. Tamino falls fainted with fright, and is awakened by the singing of the bird catcher Papageno.
Tamino Papageno keeps for his savior, and that enjoys the fame.
The three ladies appear again and punish Papageno for lying.
you turn to Tamino, tell him that they had killed the snake and the daughter of the Queen of the Night, whose retinue they belong, have been abducted by the sorcerer Sarastro was.
They show Tamino a picture of the princess, Prince Tamino falls instantly and vowed to free the abductees.
He receives a magic flute that will protect him from all dangers, Papageno is just as gifted, who wants to join Tamino - with a wondrous bells.
three boys they are now the way to the castle of Sarastro dismissed.
The Castle of Sarastro ensnared the black guard Monostatos the captive princess. But when he sees
Papageno, who is on the way to the castle, he hates the terrible. When the two meet
to each other for holding the bodily and the two flee in panic.
Papageno, however, encompasses courage and return the Princess to tell her that Tamino is on his way to rescue them. informed
During Papageno So the princess about her imminent rescue, Tamino has a Place with three temples out.
He learns from a priest that Sarastro is not an evil wizard, but a great benefactor.
flee now Pamina and Papageno from Sarastro's castle, Monostatos tries to stop them, but the chimes of Papageno helps to escape: Through the Enchanted game Monostatos and his henchmen have to dance incessantly.
The flight is finally defeated by Sarastro himself.
He forgives Pamina, Tamino and receives friendly - but do suggest that it should be purified.
Schikaneder as Papageno, contemporary Figurine Act 2
Sarastro knows that Tamino and Pamina are meant for each other, but Tamino must pass before a series of tests before he will be included in the temple of wisdom.
The first test follows immediately.
Papageno wants to pass the exams too, as it also as a reward a girl is promised.
Both should prove that they can remain silent when they confront their wives. If they fail, so they waved to the death.
The three ladies appear and announce the imminent death of the hero.
Papageno and Tamino through the first ordeal, the women chase the priest and lead the two to the next Test.
Meanwhile, Monostatos steals the sleeping Pamina, but it is sold quickly, which the Queen of the night with thunder and lightning, and tells her daughter to kill Sarastro, she gives her daughter a dagger perplex.
Monostatos snatches of Pamina shocked the dagger and places it in front of a bitter choice: to give you
his declarations of love or he would reveal all Sarastro.
Finally Monostatos driven by Sarastro.
Tamino and Papageno are now arriving in the second temple and be silent again, until a trumpet sounds. Papageno has no more to the bid, and chatter on - and suddenly appear before him an old, ugly hag who wants to immediately take him for a husband.
Papageno is in despair. The three
Kanbe present the hero the Magic Flute and the carillon.
It seems a good breakfast, over which now fancier Papageno, Tamino plays while on his Magic Flute, Pamina appears.
But Tamino ignores, not to speak to come into temptation.
Pamina is about the behavior of Tamino's very sad, she believes that he no longer loved her.
Sarastro it can eventually that may Tamino and Pamina goodbye to each other, for there are two other tasks, the prince.
Papageno but it is relieved because he would rather the earthly pleasures was devoted.
The old ugly woman turns into a pretty girl - Papageno is excited, but a priest leads them away because their Papageno is not yet worthy.
The unfortunate Pamina tries to kill himself, but the three boys her steal the dagger and assure her that Tamino loves her.
Even Papageno wants to kill now, because you have taken away from him the pretty girl. bring
But the three boys as Papagena, will continue to live it.
Finally, the priest Pamina to Tamino and Papageno, and together they contest the final exams, a Fire and a water sample.
For the grand finale din get below the queen of the night, killing three women and drove to the temple Monostatos in to Sarastro.
But they are plunged into eternal darkness.
Sarastro and his priests bless Tamino and Pamina, the two must now move into the temple of wisdom, and are among the initiates.
.~.~.~.~.
playbill of the Magic Flute of 1791 Sunday, December 12, 2010
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He is considered by hypnotists as the third state of consciousness.
In this state the gateway to the subconscious wide open, and suggestions seem much deeper, more intense and longer.
Since 2006, hypnosis in Germany also by its medical profession of psychology as a form of therapy has been recognized, because it actually achieved scientifically provable results that go far beyond a placebo effect, which is why it is not important is whether one believes in the effectiveness of hypnosis or not.
usually takes the person being hypnotized is not much difference to the normal waking consciousness true, except that it is very relaxed.
The blood pressure drops, the pulse rate slowed down the heart beat and breathing becomes calm and steady, but it does not feel spaced out, "dazed" or or otherwise altered.
You can get anything with conscious is aware that one is under hypnosis, and can also remember everything afterwards.
Only in very few cases, it is possible that you fall asleep, usually when one is already tired before.
the other hand, can it be that one gets not in hypnosis-trance, as if one has been drinking too much coffee or alcohol.
can also happen that, after taking various painkillers such as ibuprofen and acetaminophen.
What is hypnosis used for?
Anwendungsgebite are:
- reincarnation hypnosis / journey into past lives before the last rebirth
-smoking cessation,
(The craving for nicotine by hypnosis permanently reduced)
-weight loss / diet support
(hunger feelings are tracked by satiety replaced)
-deep relaxation to Stressbeweltigung or prevention
exam preparation (for exam stress)
- improve motivation
sports hypnosis
(by athletes their results with the completely legal "doping")
What reincarnation hypnosis?
has really lived my life before?
In the reincarnation hypnosis hypnosis is used to explore past lives.
Under hypnosis can get much information, which we thought was long gone: memories of experiences from childhood, as well displaced as a result of traumatic experiences, memories.
Death is such a traumatic experience that we forgot, or rather can replace what we have experienced before. Because we can again remember who we were where we lived, how we die, and whether we have fulfilled our mission in life in that life.
In all cultures of the world you believed in the rebirth of the soul in another body after death and a certain time in the afterlife.
Man has no soul, he has a body and he is the soul.
This soul leaves our earthly shell after death, and seeks a new body, in which it is wiedergebohren.
Almost all cultures assume that we are born with a specific mission in life, and that this was even chosen themselves.
Even if you do not immediately know, there comes the time when you're just sure what you must do. No matter what comes, you'll find his way. One senses that is the direction in which it takes one.
But some people doubt or hesitation. somehow have the feeling that something is wrong.
something that she charged. That they carry around with something that she prevents fully related to its center maybe even prevent them to be happy, because they are ailing, that they miss their whole life long already and are looking for.
such people may be a reincarnation hypnosis sometimes important information.
For if we have not resolved an important life lesson in a life or even have completely failed, can pursue the soul a long time over many lifetimes, until we learn the step we have set ourselves have successfully mastered.
The thoughts and feelings at the moment of death can have an intense effect on the life or the next, and affect us greatly.
Some of our own behaviors wonder sometimes so much so that we can not explain.
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What is Hypnosis?
Hypnosis is a technique to a person in another state of consciousness to bring:
The hypnotic trance
With the help of suggestions (eg "Breathe tieeef in the abdomen - audience laughed tears and . equally with each breath you become calmer and more relaxed "), often also relaxing music, and various other techniques (eg, eye fixation: long on see a point, or follow the view of a pendulum), the hypnotic trance is initiated. The hypnotic trance is
a state of consciousness that lies between wakefulness and sleep.
He is considered by hypnotists as the third state of consciousness.
In this state the gateway to the subconscious wide open, and suggestions seem much deeper, more intense and longer.
Since 2006, hypnosis in Germany also by its medical profession of psychology as a form of therapy has been recognized, because it actually achieved scientifically provable results that go far beyond a placebo effect, which is why it is not important is whether one believes in the effectiveness of hypnosis or not.
usually takes the person being hypnotized is not much difference to the normal waking consciousness true, except that it is very relaxed.
The blood pressure drops, the pulse rate slowed down the heart beat and breathing becomes calm and steady, but it does not feel spaced out, "dazed" or or otherwise altered.
You can get anything with conscious is aware that one is under hypnosis, and can also remember everything afterwards.
Only in very few cases, it is possible that you fall asleep, usually when one is already tired before.
the other hand, can it be that one gets not in hypnosis-trance, as if one has been drinking too much coffee or alcohol.
can also happen that, after taking various painkillers such as ibuprofen and acetaminophen.
What is hypnosis used for?
Anwendungsgebite are:
- reincarnation hypnosis / journey into past lives before the last rebirth
-smoking cessation,
(The craving for nicotine by hypnosis permanently reduced)
-weight loss / diet support
(hunger feelings are tracked by satiety replaced)
-deep relaxation to Stressbeweltigung or prevention
exam preparation (for exam stress)
- improve motivation
sports hypnosis
(by athletes their results with the completely legal "doping")
What reincarnation hypnosis?
has really lived my life before?
In the reincarnation hypnosis hypnosis is used to explore past lives.
Under hypnosis can get much information, which we thought was long gone: memories of experiences from childhood, as well displaced as a result of traumatic experiences, memories.
Death is such a traumatic experience that we forgot, or rather can replace what we have experienced before. Because we can again remember who we were where we lived, how we die, and whether we have fulfilled our mission in life in that life.
In all cultures of the world you believed in the rebirth of the soul in another body after death and a certain time in the afterlife.
Man has no soul, he has a body and he is the soul.
This soul leaves our earthly shell after death, and seeks a new body, in which it is wiedergebohren.
Almost all cultures assume that we are born with a specific mission in life, and that this was even chosen themselves.
Even if you do not immediately know, there comes the time when you're just sure what you must do. No matter what comes, you'll find his way. One senses that is the direction in which it takes one.
But some people doubt or hesitation. somehow have the feeling that something is wrong.
something that she charged. That they carry around with something that she prevents fully related to its center maybe even prevent them to be happy, because they are ailing, that they miss their whole life long already and are looking for.
such people may be a reincarnation hypnosis sometimes important information.
For if we have not resolved an important life lesson in a life or even have completely failed, can pursue the soul a long time over many lifetimes, until we learn the step we have set ourselves have successfully mastered.
The thoughts and feelings at the moment of death can have an intense effect on the life or the next, and affect us greatly.
Some of our own behaviors wonder sometimes so much so that we can not explain.
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Thursday, December 9, 2010
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"Witchcraft Medicine: shamanic healing art in Europe"
"Witchcraft Medicine - The re-discovery of a banned medicine - shamanic traditions in Europe"
is also the title of a very interesting book, written by art historian, anthropologist and literary critic Dr. phil. Claudia Müller-Eberling, the
phil "shamans from the Allgäu", a cultural anthropologist, ethnobotanist and author Dr. phil. Storl Wolf-Dieter, and the
ethnopharmacologist, anthropologist, folklorist and author Dr.. Christian Rätsch,
With starting this book, we want to pursue the question of what is witchcraft medicine, what are witches, and what they actually do.
Certainly this question can not be answered generally, but we want to try a rough definition.
"This book opens the door to the repressed, oppressed Knowledge of witchcraft and medicine as the ways in which the sacred plants of our ancestors can be used again.
This book offers an amazing access to a fascinating area of our culture and history of medicine: the healing arts of witches, the forbidden, ostracized, oppressed by the state and church "alternative" medicine.
The authors take us on an exploratory journey that the origin of the healing arts, through the ancient mythology to the church officially confirmed healer of mankind, and from there to the embodiment of sensuality and finally to the poisoner and healer out.
Witchcraft Medicine is wild medicine, it is unkontollierbar and defies the ruling order. It's scary, because it decides on life and death.
Witchcraft Medicine is a cult-worship of sacred shamanic healing, that is efficient plants.
makes you more than just healthy: it brings pleasure and knowledge, rapture and mystical insight "
If the Cover Text, which shows us a little bit the way..
witches have to do that is to do with healing, and medicinal plants.
The term "medicine woman" is no accident, but it is witches or medicine?
Wolf Dieter Storl writes in the introduction:
" Witchcraft Medicine is medicine Erde.Es is the oldest of human medicine, the medicine of the few remaining primitive peoples. It is the primal knowledge, the true religions, the Urerinnerung, the legacy of our Stone Age ancestors, carried on in constantly changing form, through the Neolithic peasantry passed through the Bronze Age, Iron Age to the miracle of faith Christian Middle Ages.
The Inquisition tried to destroy the old knowledge. But neither torture nor the stake nor the clear-cutting of the so-called rational enlightenment, not the straitjacket of a soulless reductionist positivist science can this medicine permanent damage inflict. Because she lives not only of rotten dusty traditions, it is fed from the clear source of clairvoyance, from the direct inspiration of the Devas, from the promptings of the spirits of plants, animals, stones, stars and elements.
goes when it comes to witches medical knowledge about the healing powers of our inner and outer nature. It is more than just a factual knowledge of medicinal plants, poisonous plants, psychedelic or gynecological agent. It's about the ability spilled, with the animal and plant spirits, talking and friendship with them goes to the ecstasy schließen.Es ability that this communion with the creatures possible. "
And here, we come to the shamanic aspect of witchcraft in more detail.
Many a reader may have wondered, what Witches medicine has got to do well with shamanism.
As in shamanism and and we are talking about the worldwide phenomenon of shamanic practices and cults, and not just the Siberian shamanism, from which the name or shaman shamanism is, it is also in the witch to ecstasy, trance to a different Bewußtseinnszustand, the Magician , witches, use medicine men, shamans, healers and wise women to seek healing for themselves and others.
further writes Dr. Wolf Dieter Storl.
cause " to cure the damage ... occult negative energy, called the witch doctor, the shaman, the shaman its allies are the plants, rocks, animals, water, fire that they have a deep Erde.Auch dimension in them embody spiritual beings, angels and devas. They can talk to you. you can reply. Witches medicine knows about the vitality of being, for the souls and spirits of all Geschöpfe.Sie is magic , and therefore insecure are those whose soul is dead and paralyzed, blinded their spiritual eyes ist.Sie scares them because it is a reflection of their inability.
for bigoted inquisitors did the active force her this medicine from the devil. The guardian of ancient wisdom was to courtesan of evil gemacht.Für the poor schoolmaster of the self-proclaimed enlightenment age was the witch medicine annoying superstitions, wrong thinking that herausgedroschen from the country people musste.Für be the masters of today's ideology is it simply beyond the pale, something for schizophrenics for the mentally ill, at best, for hopeless romantics. Nevertheless, it will be the ones who can lead us out of our present ecological and spiritual crisis out, because their roots go deep and tap into the healing waters of the ancient knowledge. "
What really hopeless to Romantics be that bad?
;-)
The book "Witchcraft Medicine - The re-discovery of a banned medicine - shamanic traditions in Europe," describes in 272 pages detail herbs, Incense, trance rituals and historical background to this forbidden medicine.
The three authors are for connoisseurs have long been among the most important experts in this field, the interaction of the three here really created a particularly successful work:
"Witchcraft Medicine - The rediscovery a prohibited medicine - shamanic traditions in Europe " >> order here now as an ideal Christmas present:
http://www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Mueller-Ebeling-C-Raetsch-C-Storl- W-Bound
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"Witchcraft Medicine - The re-discovery of a banned medicine - shamanic traditions in Europe"
is also the title of a very interesting book, written by art historian, anthropologist and literary critic Dr. phil. Claudia Müller-Eberling, the
phil "shamans from the Allgäu", a cultural anthropologist, ethnobotanist and author Dr. phil. Storl Wolf-Dieter, and the
ethnopharmacologist, anthropologist, folklorist and author Dr.. Christian Rätsch,
With starting this book, we want to pursue the question of what is witchcraft medicine, what are witches, and what they actually do.
Certainly this question can not be answered generally, but we want to try a rough definition.
"This book opens the door to the repressed, oppressed Knowledge of witchcraft and medicine as the ways in which the sacred plants of our ancestors can be used again.
This book offers an amazing access to a fascinating area of our culture and history of medicine: the healing arts of witches, the forbidden, ostracized, oppressed by the state and church "alternative" medicine.
The authors take us on an exploratory journey that the origin of the healing arts, through the ancient mythology to the church officially confirmed healer of mankind, and from there to the embodiment of sensuality and finally to the poisoner and healer out.
Witchcraft Medicine is wild medicine, it is unkontollierbar and defies the ruling order. It's scary, because it decides on life and death.
Witchcraft Medicine is a cult-worship of sacred shamanic healing, that is efficient plants.
makes you more than just healthy: it brings pleasure and knowledge, rapture and mystical insight "
If the Cover Text, which shows us a little bit the way..
witches have to do that is to do with healing, and medicinal plants.
The term "medicine woman" is no accident, but it is witches or medicine?
Wolf Dieter Storl writes in the introduction:
" Witchcraft Medicine is medicine Erde.Es is the oldest of human medicine, the medicine of the few remaining primitive peoples. It is the primal knowledge, the true religions, the Urerinnerung, the legacy of our Stone Age ancestors, carried on in constantly changing form, through the Neolithic peasantry passed through the Bronze Age, Iron Age to the miracle of faith Christian Middle Ages.
The Inquisition tried to destroy the old knowledge. But neither torture nor the stake nor the clear-cutting of the so-called rational enlightenment, not the straitjacket of a soulless reductionist positivist science can this medicine permanent damage inflict. Because she lives not only of rotten dusty traditions, it is fed from the clear source of clairvoyance, from the direct inspiration of the Devas, from the promptings of the spirits of plants, animals, stones, stars and elements.
goes when it comes to witches medical knowledge about the healing powers of our inner and outer nature. It is more than just a factual knowledge of medicinal plants, poisonous plants, psychedelic or gynecological agent. It's about the ability spilled, with the animal and plant spirits, talking and friendship with them goes to the ecstasy schließen.Es ability that this communion with the creatures possible. "
And here, we come to the shamanic aspect of witchcraft in more detail.
Many a reader may have wondered, what Witches medicine has got to do well with shamanism.
As in shamanism and and we are talking about the worldwide phenomenon of shamanic practices and cults, and not just the Siberian shamanism, from which the name or shaman shamanism is, it is also in the witch to ecstasy, trance to a different Bewußtseinnszustand, the Magician , witches, use medicine men, shamans, healers and wise women to seek healing for themselves and others.
further writes Dr. Wolf Dieter Storl.
cause " to cure the damage ... occult negative energy, called the witch doctor, the shaman, the shaman its allies are the plants, rocks, animals, water, fire that they have a deep Erde.Auch dimension in them embody spiritual beings, angels and devas. They can talk to you. you can reply. Witches medicine knows about the vitality of being, for the souls and spirits of all Geschöpfe.Sie is magic , and therefore insecure are those whose soul is dead and paralyzed, blinded their spiritual eyes ist.Sie scares them because it is a reflection of their inability.
for bigoted inquisitors did the active force her this medicine from the devil. The guardian of ancient wisdom was to courtesan of evil gemacht.Für the poor schoolmaster of the self-proclaimed enlightenment age was the witch medicine annoying superstitions, wrong thinking that herausgedroschen from the country people musste.Für be the masters of today's ideology is it simply beyond the pale, something for schizophrenics for the mentally ill, at best, for hopeless romantics. Nevertheless, it will be the ones who can lead us out of our present ecological and spiritual crisis out, because their roots go deep and tap into the healing waters of the ancient knowledge. "
What really hopeless to Romantics be that bad?
;-)
The book "Witchcraft Medicine - The re-discovery of a banned medicine - shamanic traditions in Europe," describes in 272 pages detail herbs, Incense, trance rituals and historical background to this forbidden medicine.
The three authors are for connoisseurs have long been among the most important experts in this field, the interaction of the three here really created a particularly successful work:
"Witchcraft Medicine - The rediscovery a prohibited medicine - shamanic traditions in Europe " >> order here now as an ideal Christmas present:
http://www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Mueller-Ebeling-C-Raetsch-C-Storl- W-Bound
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Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Monday, December 6, 2010
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Man positve response to these vibrations, the effect is comparable with intensive meditation.
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The singing bowl therapy is a very nice relaxing way to hustle, stress and everyday problems in balance.
The sounds of singing bowls produce sound waves, waves vibration thus mean a real massage for body, mind and soul.
Man positve response to these vibrations, the effect is comparable with intensive meditation.
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The following findings can be regularly bring in schizophrenic patients:
Neuroanatomical findings:
■ extension of the lateral ventricles and the 3rd Ventricle (associated with poor premorbid adjustment performance of requirements of the social environment, and also with cognitive disorders)
■ Expansion of the external CSF spaces
■ Left-side driven, parenchyma, pathological cell arrangements or a reduction in nerve cell numbers
• in the frontal and temporal lobe (important for cognitive processes)
• in the temporal lobe, including temporal and limbic structures in the central and cingulate gyrus (important for the drive and the affectivity, disorder resulting in a "negative symptoms")
• at thalamus (important for processing information and the coordination of movements) •
in the basal ganglia, respectively. in the caudate nucleus, apparently depending on neuroleptic treatment (major importance in the evaluation of impressions)
Sunday, December 5, 2010
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underload
is particularly noted that constitute positive and negative schizophrenic demands for a big problem. 
is particularly noted that constitute positive and negative schizophrenic demands for a big problem.
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density reduction
http://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/9844/1/Holzinger_Silvia.pdf 
http://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/9844/1/Holzinger_Silvia.pdf
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A VBM-longitudinal study that examined chronically ill schizophrenic patients
after a five-year interval again asked a
progressive decrease in the density of gray matter in the left frontal gyrus
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superior, left STG, right caudate nucleus and right thalamus
determined in the patients (van Haren et al. 2007). 
A VBM-longitudinal study that examined chronically ill schizophrenic patients
after a five-year interval again asked a
progressive decrease in the density of gray matter in the left frontal gyrus
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superior, left STG, right caudate nucleus and right thalamus
determined in the patients (van Haren et al. 2007).
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The first episode
patients showed density reductions of gray matter in bilateral
perisylvic regions and in the operculum and insula, bilateral
changes in medial and lateral frontal regions and in structures of
left inferior temporal lobe and the left-sided limbic system (in
ACC bilaterally ) and in both thalami.
confirmed in the group of relapsing patients, this pattern, these changes
are therefore assumed to be stable. The recurrent
ill patients, however, showed stronger and broader
density reductions: the hippocampus and amygdala were now both sides changed
, other important prefrontal areas were affected, the
thalamic changes were more pronounced. Also, the parahippocampal gyrus and basal ganglia
(caudate nucleus and putamen) have now shown
density reductions. 
The first episode
patients showed density reductions of gray matter in bilateral
perisylvic regions and in the operculum and insula, bilateral
changes in medial and lateral frontal regions and in structures of
left inferior temporal lobe and the left-sided limbic system (in
ACC bilaterally ) and in both thalami.
confirmed in the group of relapsing patients, this pattern, these changes
are therefore assumed to be stable. The recurrent
ill patients, however, showed stronger and broader
density reductions: the hippocampus and amygdala were now both sides changed
, other important prefrontal areas were affected, the
thalamic changes were more pronounced. Also, the parahippocampal gyrus and basal ganglia
(caudate nucleus and putamen) have now shown
density reductions.
Saturday, December 4, 2010
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What are shamans? What is Shamanism?
created here in the coming days and weeks article on shamanism.
interesting things about shamanic healing, shamanic Trance, travel into the Otherworld, guardian spirits, totems and power animals, etc.
"shaman be attributed in many natural religions, the ability to obtain in particular states of consciousness such as ecstasy in worlds beyond the real world help for the people by to exceed the limits of human perception and are able to reach areas otherworldly. "
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schamanismus
What exactly are shamans?
What is Shamanism?
We will show here the main features of shamanism, global parallels , Give almost run comparative religious studies.
We discuss the findings of Mircea Eliade, who was a professor of religious history "pioneer and founder of shamanism research, which is why virtually every author cites the modern and esoteric shamanism on him. He had stated as one of the first Europeans that the shaman in his trance the body (actually or apparently) leaves and makes out of body experience. In his book Shamanism: Archaic Ekstasetechik he worked in the then widely held opinion among experts contrary, it concluded that shamanic experiences to pathological states. "(Wikipedia).
We quote from his book ("Shamanism: Archaic Extasetechniken" Suhrkamp stw Classics academic forum) to report on the concept of core shamanism of the American anthropologist and founder / director of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies Michael Harner ("The Way of the Shaman " Ariston Verlag) and other interesting approaches, eg shamanism with psychotherapy combined, such as by the psychotherapist, Dr. Winfried Picard ("shamanism and psychotherapy - healing powers of" Param-Verlag).
We take a look at the currently observed, steadily increasing interest shamanism, and how the deals currently look like in Germany.
WHAT SHAMANISM
-? The Way of the Shaman
The American anthropologist and founder / director of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies Michael Harner defines its absolutely recommendable basic work
"The Way of the Shaman" (Ariston Verlag) on page 53, a shaman as
"a man or woman / entering voluntarily into another state of consciousness
to a normally hidden reality to come into contact and evaluate
to receive knowledge, strength and help for others.
The shaman has at least one or more "ghost" personal at his disposal. As Mircea Eliade notes, the
shaman differs from magicians and medicine men through its transition into another state of consciousness, according to Eliade the Western mystical tradition "Ecstasy" is the name.
... The shaman is a specialist in a trance, in which his soul leaves the body and flies to heaven,
or descends into the underworld ... He works in his trance in general working to cure a patient by health-giving renewed life force
or harmful forces pulled. The shamanic journey is particularly taken by force or retrieve a lost soul.
...
This knowledge includes awareness of the shaman that he intended to fulfill a specific mission needs, while in the shamanic state of consciousness is.
The non-ordinary reality, you enter not playing, but for serious reasons. "
Michael Harner describes these serious reasons for this to be accomplished mission as follows:
"The shaman is a man doing the shamanic consciousness in the room must work, and know the basic methods must
necessary to fulfill this task. If he wants to bring back as the Welfare of a patient from the underworld, he must know the techniques
how to reach the underworld, as you enter, how to find the animal power and bringing them back unharmed.
know then it must in the ordinary state of consciousness, which he has to give instructions to the patient.
experiences in shamanic state of consciousness, the shaman basically an indescribable joy about what he sees, a reverence for the beautiful and mysterious worlds
open up before him. His experiences are like dreams, but alert, which are real and where he felt his actions
control his adventure can be determined.
While he was in the shamanic state of consciousness is, he is often shocked by the reality of what is to him.
He has access to an entirely new and old but familiar universe that gives detailed information on the significance of his own life and death
and its place within the totality of existence. While
his great adventure in shamanic consciousness space, he retains the conscious control of the direction of its travel, but do not know what he will discover.
The shaman is an excellent seer, who typically operates in the dark or at least covered with eyes to see clearly.
For this reason, the shaman usually active at night. Some forms of shamanic vision can be performed with open eyes, but this
perception of less deep nature.
In the dark, the distractions from the normal reality of diminished influence on the consciousness, making it the shaman possible
on the aspects of non- focus on everyday reality, which is essential to his work. Shamanic Enlightenment is literally the ability to illuminate the darkness
to see in that darkness, see what others can not. (Upcoming events in the future and the secrets of others).
A shaman said: "Not only I could see through the darkness of life, but it also seemed out of myself, unknowable to human beings, but
see all the spirits of earth and sky and sea, and they came to now I got my helping spirits. "On page 156 of his
describes base station to the core-shamanism Michael Harner aid of a shaman:
"... still a special kind Krafträger is regularly found in the hands of shamans.
This is the quartz crystal (rock crystal including ).
In North and South America, Australia, South-East Asia and elsewhere, shamans Leave these stones to a unique importance. The quartz crystal is regarded as ...
the strongest support at all, and as a "living stone" considered, and this for over 8000 years.
He is like other power sources as a helping spirit considered.
Some shamans even see a class of auxiliary spirits, because the quartz crystal the shaman always appears to be the same, no matter whether it is in normal or shamanic state of consciousness.
His material and spiritual nature are the same.
The crystals are usually kept with other power sources in a bag "
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shamanism and psychotherapy
The psychotherapist Dr. Winfried Picard a practice in the city of Bremen operates, describes in his book "Shamanism and Psychotherapy forces
of Healing" on page 21 of shamanism as follows:
be "In the shamanic action to cross the reality of border and entering a different reality intended.
The experience is then shaped by forms that prevail there in the personal
perception. Compared to the forms of experience of the everyday world, these types of increases in part repel or frightening.
The ability to distinguish reality from a different reality is in the interests of the Healer's task and the mental . Integrity of the shaman mandatory "
On page 22 he continues:" From the Alltagsesicht the perceived content would work dramatizes while to get but the inclusion in a
effectively designed sense the character of an inexplicable cover and resolve beyond - in accordance empathetic appreciation - the impression of,
that someone over here is a necessary task in the service of the community hat.So seen is the integration of clairvoyant abilities and the consequent range of experience in the total personality. Yet another feature is essential in: Due to the unbearable or endured suffering borne social intentions of an increased compassion. The perception of similar sufferings of others and possible assistance is sensitive. "
On page 26 he takes regarding Harner core shamanism, this contains protective elements, or a concentration on internal security units, the
the collapse of a mental regression, as experienced Harner they , normally prevents.
"particularly exciting," says Dr. Picard of the new medical evidence that could be forced in the altered state of consciousness, the body's immune system
arbitrarily by the hypothalamus in action.
From page 33 he describes the journey to the underworld:
"One of the main motifs of ancient mythology, the descent into the underworld.
to us well-known heroes of such a journey are Orpheus (in search of his bride, Eurydice) and the Sumerian goddess of heaven
Inanna, which met in the underworld of her sister, her dark divine counterpart ... The descent into the dark realm includes
encounter with mysterious forces and beings that can perceive often as demons. They are psychologically explained as part of the unconscious shadow
, which also means an examination.
is tested whether the hero of the rescission his consciousness has grown ...
The remarkable thing about this descent from the everyday world but the mythical setting, there are each helping nature, offer the necessary experience key
, or are actively using ...
this point it appears a recurrent in the myths of mankind motif, that of rescue from outside, like Joseph Campbell formulated.
He describes "a continuous action of the supernatural power which the elect have stood by throughout the test period.
Finally get the hero, the heroine of such travel coming from the other side of the field - again the threshold of everyday life and enters its banality. The
, as Campbell says, are astonishing discrepancy of both spheres of experience (beyond and everyday life) must be endured. Dealing with the reactions of the environment needs to learn the hero.
"How should he back-translate the sounds of darkness, the loss for words, so in the language of everyday life? ... As in the Yes and translate No specific terms revelations
condemn any attempt to nothingness, to define pairs of opposites?
As humans, reinforce the on the evidence of the senses, the message of the emptiness allzeugenden convey? The psychological
Interpretation that the paradox can be acceptable and inner peace is to donate would say: the subterranean theme of the descent
travelers is to be authentic and, finally aware of his gifts to find. After all, it can be added, there seems no
more powerful personal experience for us humans that we are our mental focus less on the construction of a zealous egos, but
rather have a beseeleten and in that sense experience itself, that clarified in the meeting of opposites has to be prepared and their verification. "
Dr. Picard is in his book also nor to the soul's journey and many other elements of shamanism one, which are also known from the Egyptian Book of the Dead or example, from Celtic legends.
"The decisive question for man is: Does he have a relationship to the infinite or not?
This is the essential question of his life. Only when we know that what really matters is the infinite can we avoid fixing our interests to
to a nullity and all sorts of targets that actually have no real meaning. "
Carl Gustav Jung
Appointed SHAMAN
Roger N. Walsh describes in his book "The Spirit of Shamanism" the call to the shaman:
"the most play the game of exploration and mastery Terns of the things of the inner world of the mind and consciousness. It has the ultimate aim is that we recognize our deepest and very own nature, to merge with it and that we get from our own direct experience to realize that this
nature is divine.
It remains the most challenging and difficult of all games, and just play in our society. The contemporary man mesmerized by his technical
Glitter Toy has little contact with his inner world, it deals with space, not its interior.
But the Master Game is played exclusively in the inner world, a vast and complex field, of which man knows very little.
The aim of the game in the real awakening, in the full development of the human
dormant powers. be played it is only available to people who have come from observations of themselves and to others at a given
conclusion, namely that the normal state of consciousness of man, his so-called waking state, not the highest level of consciousness is, which is he
capable. This condition is true Revival but so far away that he can rightly be called a kind Somnabulismus, a security guard sleeping.
At some stage the hero is startled from his slumber
conventional, shaken by a crisis in his life to the core, an existential confrontation, which represents all previously-held beliefs.
The call to adventure and discovery, however, can also express as an inner urge. He can take the form of a vivid dream, or a deep impression as a new teacher.
He can indirectly express the "divine discontent", as a growing uneasiness with the delights of the world, or as a nagging question about the Meaning of life.
In our culture, it can also be a mid-life crisis or existential crisis. In any form in any case that the challenge of the limits of
disclosed conventional thought and life, and urges the heroes to cross the border. The addressee of the call now faces a terrible dilemma. He must decide whether he wants
the call and move into the new and unknown life into areas in which the reputation of pulling him or reject him and if he wants to withdraw into the familiar.
Whoever closes the call has little choice other than to drive out the messages and their far-reaching implications. Only by such a displacement , the non-hero to the seductive, but deafening twilight conventional return unconsciousness, he can sink back into the
"Tranquilisierung by the trivial."
Such a refusal is momentous. It is the basis of which what the existentialists call inauthentic life and alienation. The shaman,
rejects the reputation risk, (as they say) disease, madness, even death, "according to Walsh
Then follows the apprenticeship of a shaman or a shaman:
." Now begins the phase of the breeding and training. But usually a teacher is required, therefore following the Entsagungsphase usually the Search for a teacher.
is Sometimes it is an inner teacher - an inner guide, guru, or spirit. This is particularly the case for shamans. In most cases, however, an outer
teachers needed, then, De Ropp, the would-be champion player is facing one of the hardest challenge of his career.
He needs to find a teacher who is again a fool nor a deceiver, and see that teacher, that he, the prospective student, it is interesting that he was taught.
Its future development depends largely on the skill with which he copes with this task.
years of breeding and training out ultimately life-changing breakthroughs of quality. It may be visions, insights, knowledge, experience
act of death and rebirth, to enlightenment, satori, liberation or a sense of union with God, the universe, the Tao.
name for such experiences are fundamentally inadequate. As far as they can be described at all, it used terms such as
"unspeakable," "beyond our world", "to describe anything," ...
For most of the players are such experiences, both the target and the highest good of existence. Then
completed one trip to another phase: the return and participation in society through the provision of a social contribution, now
because their own questions are answered, the confusion of the world is pushing for clarification, and now our own suffering is reduced, scream pain and suffering in the world for healing, now that egon centric motives are satisfied, there is growing need for social support, and is mandatory. The direction of travel is reversed.
Had the hero initially turned away from society and immersed in himself, he now returns to the society and in the bosom of the world.
Initiation crisis is inevitable, as the appeal in a dream can sometimes be ignored. With explosive force in pushing for the life of the elect,
destroyed the balance and the old identity and calls for the birth of the new.
announces a rule it in with a rush of unusual psychological experiences. Sometimes this new talent come to light (increased sensitivity, increased perception).
sets frequently, however, the shaman becoming an unusual, sometimes abstruse, dangerous or even life-threatening behavior
the day.
Then, a week, months to follow, also years of chaos that completely the life of the shaman, his family and his tribe by another brings.
-
[continues]
http://www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Schamanismus
The book "The Way of the Shaman " of ; Michael Harner is one of the standard works on shamanism.
The "core shamanism" by anthropologist Michael Harner is complying with the core elements of shamanism, as they occur worldwide, and were identified by comparative studies.
Michael Harner is highly consistent on the road, taken the Mircea Eliade in comparative Schamanismusforschung added.
This handy reference work to shamanism is Panacea-hower in our New Age Shop:
http://www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Harner-Michael-Gebunden
"Witchcraft Medicine - The rediscovery of a prohibited medicine - shamanic traditions in Europe "
by art historian, anthropologist and literary critic Dr. phil. Claudia Müller-Eberling,
the "Shaman of the Allgäu", the cultural anthropologist, ethnobotanist and author Dr. phil. Storl Wolf-Dieter, and the
ethnopharmacologist, Anthropologist, folklorist and author Dr. phil. Christian Rätsch, "opens the door to repressed, suppressed knowledge of witchcraft and medicine as the ways in which the sacred plants of our ancestors can be used again.
This book offers an amazing access to a fascinating area of our culture and history of medicine: the healing arts of witches, the forbidden, ostracized, oppressed by the state and church "alternative" medicine.
The authors take us on an exploratory journey that the origin of the healing arts, through the ancient mythology to the church officially confirmed healer of mankind and from there the embodiment of sensuality and finally to the poisoner and healer out.
Witchcraft Medicine is wild medicine, it is unkontollierbar and defies the ruling order. It's scary, because it decides on life and death.
Witchcraft Medicine is a cult-worship of sacred shamanic healing, that is efficient plants.
makes you more than just healthy: it brings pleasure and knowledge, rapture and mystical insight "(cover text)
here for an order as an ideal Christmas present.
http://www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Mueller-Ebeling-C Raetsch Storl-C-W-Bound
" This book provides shamanic techniques and rituals, whose roots go back to the Stone Age, but which may also provide for the modern people have access to the spiritual dimension. With the help of drums, dance, trance inducing entheogens, asceticism and so opens the shaman access to the Spirit and moves them to behave in relation to man kind and benevolent. The ritual nature needs no Church, no priesthood and no organization.
The structure of the ritual nature is illustrated by numerous ethnographic examples from America, Asia, Australia and Africa. But above all interested in the buried tradition of European woodland peoples, the Celts, Germans and Slavs. It is also about the practical operation of the ritual nature: when and why a ritual is performed? What ritual objects, which Incense and tools used? "
(cover text)
No shaman drum?
near future we have in our New Age shamans shipping again handmade drums available.
Or they use CDs from our esoteric mail order, with shamanic drum sounds to travel in the subconscious, in the shamanic state of consciousness:
The book "Shamanic consciousness journeys" a CD is complying with drum / rattle rhythms that can be just used for relaxation and meditation, how to enter and to shaman in a trance.
http://www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Griebert-Schroeder-Vera-Set_1
Or Michael Harner CD of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies:
- Shamanic Journey 1 - Solo and Double Drumming
http:/ / www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Harner-Michael-Compact-Disc-CD_1
- Shamanic Journey 2 - didjeridu for the Shamanic Journey
http://www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Harner-Michael-Compact- Disc CD_2
- Shamanic Journey 7 - Multiple Drumming
http://www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Harner-Michael-Compact-Disc-CD
etc.
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created here in the coming days and weeks article on shamanism.
interesting things about shamanic healing, shamanic Trance, travel into the Otherworld, guardian spirits, totems and power animals, etc.
"shaman be attributed in many natural religions, the ability to obtain in particular states of consciousness such as ecstasy in worlds beyond the real world help for the people by to exceed the limits of human perception and are able to reach areas otherworldly. "
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schamanismus
What exactly are shamans?
What is Shamanism?
We will show here the main features of shamanism, global parallels , Give almost run comparative religious studies.
We discuss the findings of Mircea Eliade, who was a professor of religious history "pioneer and founder of shamanism research, which is why virtually every author cites the modern and esoteric shamanism on him. He had stated as one of the first Europeans that the shaman in his trance the body (actually or apparently) leaves and makes out of body experience. In his book Shamanism: Archaic Ekstasetechik he worked in the then widely held opinion among experts contrary, it concluded that shamanic experiences to pathological states. "(Wikipedia).
We quote from his book ("Shamanism: Archaic Extasetechniken" Suhrkamp stw Classics academic forum) to report on the concept of core shamanism of the American anthropologist and founder / director of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies Michael Harner ("The Way of the Shaman " Ariston Verlag) and other interesting approaches, eg shamanism with psychotherapy combined, such as by the psychotherapist, Dr. Winfried Picard ("shamanism and psychotherapy - healing powers of" Param-Verlag).
We take a look at the currently observed, steadily increasing interest shamanism, and how the deals currently look like in Germany.
WHAT SHAMANISM
-? The Way of the Shaman
The American anthropologist and founder / director of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies Michael Harner defines its absolutely recommendable basic work
"The Way of the Shaman" (Ariston Verlag) on page 53, a shaman as
"a man or woman / entering voluntarily into another state of consciousness
to a normally hidden reality to come into contact and evaluate
to receive knowledge, strength and help for others.
The shaman has at least one or more "ghost" personal at his disposal. As Mircea Eliade notes, the
shaman differs from magicians and medicine men through its transition into another state of consciousness, according to Eliade the Western mystical tradition "Ecstasy" is the name.
... The shaman is a specialist in a trance, in which his soul leaves the body and flies to heaven,
or descends into the underworld ... He works in his trance in general working to cure a patient by health-giving renewed life force
or harmful forces pulled. The shamanic journey is particularly taken by force or retrieve a lost soul.
...
This knowledge includes awareness of the shaman that he intended to fulfill a specific mission needs, while in the shamanic state of consciousness is.
The non-ordinary reality, you enter not playing, but for serious reasons. "
Michael Harner describes these serious reasons for this to be accomplished mission as follows:
"The shaman is a man doing the shamanic consciousness in the room must work, and know the basic methods must
necessary to fulfill this task. If he wants to bring back as the Welfare of a patient from the underworld, he must know the techniques
how to reach the underworld, as you enter, how to find the animal power and bringing them back unharmed.
know then it must in the ordinary state of consciousness, which he has to give instructions to the patient.
experiences in shamanic state of consciousness, the shaman basically an indescribable joy about what he sees, a reverence for the beautiful and mysterious worlds
open up before him. His experiences are like dreams, but alert, which are real and where he felt his actions
control his adventure can be determined.
While he was in the shamanic state of consciousness is, he is often shocked by the reality of what is to him.
He has access to an entirely new and old but familiar universe that gives detailed information on the significance of his own life and death
and its place within the totality of existence. While
his great adventure in shamanic consciousness space, he retains the conscious control of the direction of its travel, but do not know what he will discover.
The shaman is an excellent seer, who typically operates in the dark or at least covered with eyes to see clearly.
For this reason, the shaman usually active at night. Some forms of shamanic vision can be performed with open eyes, but this
perception of less deep nature.
In the dark, the distractions from the normal reality of diminished influence on the consciousness, making it the shaman possible
on the aspects of non- focus on everyday reality, which is essential to his work. Shamanic Enlightenment is literally the ability to illuminate the darkness
to see in that darkness, see what others can not. (Upcoming events in the future and the secrets of others).
A shaman said: "Not only I could see through the darkness of life, but it also seemed out of myself, unknowable to human beings, but
see all the spirits of earth and sky and sea, and they came to now I got my helping spirits. "On page 156 of his
describes base station to the core-shamanism Michael Harner aid of a shaman:
"... still a special kind Krafträger is regularly found in the hands of shamans.
This is the quartz crystal (rock crystal including ).
In North and South America, Australia, South-East Asia and elsewhere, shamans Leave these stones to a unique importance. The quartz crystal is regarded as ...
the strongest support at all, and as a "living stone" considered, and this for over 8000 years.
He is like other power sources as a helping spirit considered.
Some shamans even see a class of auxiliary spirits, because the quartz crystal the shaman always appears to be the same, no matter whether it is in normal or shamanic state of consciousness.
His material and spiritual nature are the same.
The crystals are usually kept with other power sources in a bag "
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shamanism and psychotherapy
The psychotherapist Dr. Winfried Picard a practice in the city of Bremen operates, describes in his book "Shamanism and Psychotherapy forces
of Healing" on page 21 of shamanism as follows:
be "In the shamanic action to cross the reality of border and entering a different reality intended.
The experience is then shaped by forms that prevail there in the personal
perception. Compared to the forms of experience of the everyday world, these types of increases in part repel or frightening.
The ability to distinguish reality from a different reality is in the interests of the Healer's task and the mental . Integrity of the shaman mandatory "
On page 22 he continues:" From the Alltagsesicht the perceived content would work dramatizes while to get but the inclusion in a
effectively designed sense the character of an inexplicable cover and resolve beyond - in accordance empathetic appreciation - the impression of,
that someone over here is a necessary task in the service of the community hat.So seen is the integration of clairvoyant abilities and the consequent range of experience in the total personality. Yet another feature is essential in: Due to the unbearable or endured suffering borne social intentions of an increased compassion. The perception of similar sufferings of others and possible assistance is sensitive. "
On page 26 he takes regarding Harner core shamanism, this contains protective elements, or a concentration on internal security units, the
the collapse of a mental regression, as experienced Harner they , normally prevents.
"particularly exciting," says Dr. Picard of the new medical evidence that could be forced in the altered state of consciousness, the body's immune system
arbitrarily by the hypothalamus in action.
From page 33 he describes the journey to the underworld:
"One of the main motifs of ancient mythology, the descent into the underworld.
to us well-known heroes of such a journey are Orpheus (in search of his bride, Eurydice) and the Sumerian goddess of heaven
Inanna, which met in the underworld of her sister, her dark divine counterpart ... The descent into the dark realm includes
encounter with mysterious forces and beings that can perceive often as demons. They are psychologically explained as part of the unconscious shadow
, which also means an examination.
is tested whether the hero of the rescission his consciousness has grown ...
The remarkable thing about this descent from the everyday world but the mythical setting, there are each helping nature, offer the necessary experience key
, or are actively using ...
this point it appears a recurrent in the myths of mankind motif, that of rescue from outside, like Joseph Campbell formulated.
He describes "a continuous action of the supernatural power which the elect have stood by throughout the test period.
Finally get the hero, the heroine of such travel coming from the other side of the field - again the threshold of everyday life and enters its banality. The
, as Campbell says, are astonishing discrepancy of both spheres of experience (beyond and everyday life) must be endured. Dealing with the reactions of the environment needs to learn the hero.
"How should he back-translate the sounds of darkness, the loss for words, so in the language of everyday life? ... As in the Yes and translate No specific terms revelations
condemn any attempt to nothingness, to define pairs of opposites?
As humans, reinforce the on the evidence of the senses, the message of the emptiness allzeugenden convey? The psychological
Interpretation that the paradox can be acceptable and inner peace is to donate would say: the subterranean theme of the descent
travelers is to be authentic and, finally aware of his gifts to find. After all, it can be added, there seems no
more powerful personal experience for us humans that we are our mental focus less on the construction of a zealous egos, but
rather have a beseeleten and in that sense experience itself, that clarified in the meeting of opposites has to be prepared and their verification. "
Dr. Picard is in his book also nor to the soul's journey and many other elements of shamanism one, which are also known from the Egyptian Book of the Dead or example, from Celtic legends.
"The decisive question for man is: Does he have a relationship to the infinite or not?
This is the essential question of his life. Only when we know that what really matters is the infinite can we avoid fixing our interests to
to a nullity and all sorts of targets that actually have no real meaning. "
Carl Gustav Jung
Appointed SHAMAN
Roger N. Walsh describes in his book "The Spirit of Shamanism" the call to the shaman:
"the most play the game of exploration and mastery Terns of the things of the inner world of the mind and consciousness. It has the ultimate aim is that we recognize our deepest and very own nature, to merge with it and that we get from our own direct experience to realize that this
nature is divine.
It remains the most challenging and difficult of all games, and just play in our society. The contemporary man mesmerized by his technical
Glitter Toy has little contact with his inner world, it deals with space, not its interior.
But the Master Game is played exclusively in the inner world, a vast and complex field, of which man knows very little.
The aim of the game in the real awakening, in the full development of the human
dormant powers. be played it is only available to people who have come from observations of themselves and to others at a given
conclusion, namely that the normal state of consciousness of man, his so-called waking state, not the highest level of consciousness is, which is he
capable. This condition is true Revival but so far away that he can rightly be called a kind Somnabulismus, a security guard sleeping.
At some stage the hero is startled from his slumber
conventional, shaken by a crisis in his life to the core, an existential confrontation, which represents all previously-held beliefs.
The call to adventure and discovery, however, can also express as an inner urge. He can take the form of a vivid dream, or a deep impression as a new teacher.
He can indirectly express the "divine discontent", as a growing uneasiness with the delights of the world, or as a nagging question about the Meaning of life.
In our culture, it can also be a mid-life crisis or existential crisis. In any form in any case that the challenge of the limits of
disclosed conventional thought and life, and urges the heroes to cross the border. The addressee of the call now faces a terrible dilemma. He must decide whether he wants
the call and move into the new and unknown life into areas in which the reputation of pulling him or reject him and if he wants to withdraw into the familiar.
Whoever closes the call has little choice other than to drive out the messages and their far-reaching implications. Only by such a displacement , the non-hero to the seductive, but deafening twilight conventional return unconsciousness, he can sink back into the
"Tranquilisierung by the trivial."
Such a refusal is momentous. It is the basis of which what the existentialists call inauthentic life and alienation. The shaman,
rejects the reputation risk, (as they say) disease, madness, even death, "according to Walsh
Then follows the apprenticeship of a shaman or a shaman:
." Now begins the phase of the breeding and training. But usually a teacher is required, therefore following the Entsagungsphase usually the Search for a teacher.
is Sometimes it is an inner teacher - an inner guide, guru, or spirit. This is particularly the case for shamans. In most cases, however, an outer
teachers needed, then, De Ropp, the would-be champion player is facing one of the hardest challenge of his career.
He needs to find a teacher who is again a fool nor a deceiver, and see that teacher, that he, the prospective student, it is interesting that he was taught.
Its future development depends largely on the skill with which he copes with this task.
years of breeding and training out ultimately life-changing breakthroughs of quality. It may be visions, insights, knowledge, experience
act of death and rebirth, to enlightenment, satori, liberation or a sense of union with God, the universe, the Tao.
name for such experiences are fundamentally inadequate. As far as they can be described at all, it used terms such as
"unspeakable," "beyond our world", "to describe anything," ...
For most of the players are such experiences, both the target and the highest good of existence. Then
completed one trip to another phase: the return and participation in society through the provision of a social contribution, now
because their own questions are answered, the confusion of the world is pushing for clarification, and now our own suffering is reduced, scream pain and suffering in the world for healing, now that egon centric motives are satisfied, there is growing need for social support, and is mandatory. The direction of travel is reversed.
Had the hero initially turned away from society and immersed in himself, he now returns to the society and in the bosom of the world.
Initiation crisis is inevitable, as the appeal in a dream can sometimes be ignored. With explosive force in pushing for the life of the elect,
destroyed the balance and the old identity and calls for the birth of the new.
announces a rule it in with a rush of unusual psychological experiences. Sometimes this new talent come to light (increased sensitivity, increased perception).
sets frequently, however, the shaman becoming an unusual, sometimes abstruse, dangerous or even life-threatening behavior
the day.
Then, a week, months to follow, also years of chaos that completely the life of the shaman, his family and his tribe by another brings.
-
[continues]
order books on shamanism HERE :
-http://www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Schamanismus
The book "The Way of the Shaman " of ; Michael Harner is one of the standard works on shamanism.
The "core shamanism" by anthropologist Michael Harner is complying with the core elements of shamanism, as they occur worldwide, and were identified by comparative studies.
Michael Harner is highly consistent on the road, taken the Mircea Eliade in comparative Schamanismusforschung added.
This handy reference work to shamanism is Panacea-hower in our New Age Shop:
http://www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Harner-Michael-Gebunden
"Witchcraft Medicine - The rediscovery of a prohibited medicine - shamanic traditions in Europe "
by art historian, anthropologist and literary critic Dr. phil. Claudia Müller-Eberling,
the "Shaman of the Allgäu", the cultural anthropologist, ethnobotanist and author Dr. phil. Storl Wolf-Dieter, and the
ethnopharmacologist, Anthropologist, folklorist and author Dr. phil. Christian Rätsch, "opens the door to repressed, suppressed knowledge of witchcraft and medicine as the ways in which the sacred plants of our ancestors can be used again.
This book offers an amazing access to a fascinating area of our culture and history of medicine: the healing arts of witches, the forbidden, ostracized, oppressed by the state and church "alternative" medicine.
The authors take us on an exploratory journey that the origin of the healing arts, through the ancient mythology to the church officially confirmed healer of mankind and from there the embodiment of sensuality and finally to the poisoner and healer out.
Witchcraft Medicine is wild medicine, it is unkontollierbar and defies the ruling order. It's scary, because it decides on life and death.
Witchcraft Medicine is a cult-worship of sacred shamanic healing, that is efficient plants.
makes you more than just healthy: it brings pleasure and knowledge, rapture and mystical insight "(cover text)
here for an order as an ideal Christmas present.
http://www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Mueller-Ebeling-C Raetsch Storl-C-W-Bound
The sacred grove-Germanic magical plants, some trees and shamanic rituals by Christian Rätsch
" The Germanic culture was carried by a shamanic mythology, your spirituality is inspired by sacred plants, psychoactive incense and noise potions.
Christian Rätsch - depth knowledge of the matter reported in this book by Germanic world trees, Fools sponges, magic plants and Orakleblumen, incense, noise watering and RunenzauberEer opens the almost forgotten gateways to the sacred grove and to his surprise plants and points to the rituals, prejudice mama African practices and the use of native plant magic.
An exciting access to our pagan heritage and to our shamanic roots. "
(cover text)
"The sacred grove-Germanic magical plants, some trees and shamanic rituals" by Christian Rätsch here now easily order online:
http://www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Raetsch-Christian-Gebunden_6
"nature rituals -With shamanic rituals related to one's roots "of Wolf-Dieter Storl
" This book provides shamanic techniques and rituals, whose roots go back to the Stone Age, but which may also provide for the modern people have access to the spiritual dimension. With the help of drums, dance, trance inducing entheogens, asceticism and so opens the shaman access to the Spirit and moves them to behave in relation to man kind and benevolent. The ritual nature needs no Church, no priesthood and no organization.
The structure of the ritual nature is illustrated by numerous ethnographic examples from America, Asia, Australia and Africa. But above all interested in the buried tradition of European woodland peoples, the Celts, Germans and Slavs. It is also about the practical operation of the ritual nature: when and why a ritual is performed? What ritual objects, which Incense and tools used? "
(cover text)
"nature rituals take- with shamanic rituals to your roots" by Wolf-Dieter Storl
order now here online:
http://www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Storl-Wolf-Dieter-Gebunden_7
No shaman drum?
near future we have in our New Age shamans shipping again handmade drums available.
Or they use CDs from our esoteric mail order, with shamanic drum sounds to travel in the subconscious, in the shamanic state of consciousness:
The book "Shamanic consciousness journeys" a CD is complying with drum / rattle rhythms that can be just used for relaxation and meditation, how to enter and to shaman in a trance.
http://www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Griebert-Schroeder-Vera-Set_1
Or Michael Harner CD of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies:
- Shamanic Journey 1 - Solo and Double Drumming
http:/ / www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Harner-Michael-Compact-Disc-CD_1
- Shamanic Journey 2 - didjeridu for the Shamanic Journey
http://www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Harner-Michael-Compact- Disc CD_2
- Shamanic Journey 7 - Multiple Drumming
http://www.panakeia-esoterik.de/Harner-Michael-Compact-Disc-CD
etc.
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There is evidence that the known health effects of silver in ancient times was and has been used effectively. It is thought that silver was first used in ancient Egypt for medical purposes. The ancient Greeks, Romans, Persians, Indians and Chinese are using silver for medical Zwecken.Im Middle Ages was the physician and alchemist Paracelsus (1493-1541) processed silver amalgam in a bathroom, for diversion of mercury from the body. The abbess and natural health teacher, Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179), used silver as a remedy for congestion and cough. Konrad von Megenberg, Regensburger canon and polymath of the 14th Century, mentioned in his "book of nature" that silver - made into powder, mixed with precious ointments - "against the tough rots" in the body help. He recommended among others, itch, bleeding hemorrhoids and metabolic weakness. The nobles retained their supplies - food and water - in silver chests and containers to this to make more durable. The American settlers moved westward and the miners laid silver-dollar coins in their water containers to the water improve their shelf life. Also, the longer the milk kept their freshness. So silver was also long been known for its preservative effect. General silver a means of evil demons and disease was away. It was not mixed shaved silver with various plants to rabies, to cure dropsy, epistaxis, and many other diseases.
In the middle of the 19th Century. silver was then discovered in its colloidal form.
same time, pharmaceutical companies run the "novel" Antibiotic research. This could be to patent as opposed to silver, so that it could be sold for good money. Because of that came
colloidal silver gradually forgotten.
Please note that colloidal silver is not approved as drugs or food supplements.
Clinical studies that would demonstrate efficacy of colloidal silver for internal use are not known. Our complete disclaimer, please visit the Home under the same button.
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Kenwood Breadmaker 423/3282 (d)
basal ganglia-dopamine
is that of the nerve cells of the substantia nigra (pars compacta) projecting to the striatum dopaminergic outgoing today because of a particularly strong modulation path explored within the basal ganglia is because people have realized that his disorder out due to a premature degeneration (aging) to the symptoms of Parkinson's disease.
The basal ganglia are a collection of nuclei that are located on either side of the thalamus, cingulate outside and above the limbic system, but below the gyrus and within the temporal lobe. Although here, as in the rest of the brain, glutamate is the most common neurotransmitters, the inhibitory neurotransmitter GABA plays the main role in the basal ganglia.
The largest group of these nuclei is called the corpus striatum ("striped body") called, consisting of the caudate nucleus (tail), putamen ("Shell") Globus pallidus ("pale globe") and Nucelus accumbens ("leaning"). All these structures are duplicated, one set on each side of the central septum.
The caudate nucleus is located just behind the frontal lobe and winds back toward the occipital lobe. He sent messages to the frontal lobes (particularly the orbital cortex, just above the eyes) and appears to be responsible to inform us that something is wrong and we should do something about it: Wash your hands! Close your doors off! As these examples suggest, is a hyperactive caudate nucleus is likely to obsessive-compulsive disorders [eng. Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)] involved. On the other hand, too little can actively be involved the caudate nucleus to various disorders, such as on the hyperactivity disorder [eng. ADD for Attention Deficit Disorder], depression, schizophrenia and aspects of simple lethargy. He is also involved in the PAP syndrome, a dramatic loss of motivation, as was discovered only recently (see below). 
is that of the nerve cells of the substantia nigra (pars compacta) projecting to the striatum dopaminergic outgoing today because of a particularly strong modulation path explored within the basal ganglia is because people have realized that his disorder out due to a premature degeneration (aging) to the symptoms of Parkinson's disease.
The basal ganglia are a collection of nuclei that are located on either side of the thalamus, cingulate outside and above the limbic system, but below the gyrus and within the temporal lobe. Although here, as in the rest of the brain, glutamate is the most common neurotransmitters, the inhibitory neurotransmitter GABA plays the main role in the basal ganglia.
The largest group of these nuclei is called the corpus striatum ("striped body") called, consisting of the caudate nucleus (tail), putamen ("Shell") Globus pallidus ("pale globe") and Nucelus accumbens ("leaning"). All these structures are duplicated, one set on each side of the central septum.
The caudate nucleus is located just behind the frontal lobe and winds back toward the occipital lobe. He sent messages to the frontal lobes (particularly the orbital cortex, just above the eyes) and appears to be responsible to inform us that something is wrong and we should do something about it: Wash your hands! Close your doors off! As these examples suggest, is a hyperactive caudate nucleus is likely to obsessive-compulsive disorders [eng. Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)] involved. On the other hand, too little can actively be involved the caudate nucleus to various disorders, such as on the hyperactivity disorder [eng. ADD for Attention Deficit Disorder], depression, schizophrenia and aspects of simple lethargy. He is also involved in the PAP syndrome, a dramatic loss of motivation, as was discovered only recently (see below).
Friday, December 3, 2010
Fast Food Questionnaire...
Found on the Net "blog Manon Gracia
by two readers, I was made aware that my assumption was that there might be gifted, they knew nothing or would not have noticed, do not vote. Well, I can reply that was exactly the case with me. But well, I'm just one. However, I know many gifted children, who by chance (through a psychology degree, find an IQ test is conducted as an exercise, took part in a TV or IQ test remarkably successful, etc.) and so learned from their giftedness. Never in the life of these people had voluntarily taken a test because they believed they were gifted. That this situation has strange and it is for those involved, too, is the reason why I wrote my book on giftedness.
This is about what happens to a man who learns as an adult, he was gifted and had no idea that it was he.
What happens to a man who thought he was normal and now finds out he is not it?
How he feels when he noticed though, that he was different, however, sought to blame himself and now finds out the difference comes from the highly gifted? He could change anything, but it is a gift.
How do you deal with when trying for decades to adapt and did not understand why they won was always an outsider?
What happens to the man, who notes that he ran after an ideal that did not fit on it?
What happens to these people who have always felt different and never knew why?
feel how people who experience now that they are highly talented, but are now making allegations because they have done nothing in life?
feel How does a man who is now highly talented, but not even managed to school?
feel How does a man who is talented, but is not able to work with other people?
course, there are gifted children who are independent of whether they knew it early or not, happy. There are gifted children who have achieved a lot in life, successful, have money and a lot of status symbols. There are also gifted, who are happy and not so successful. But the difference is that they live two types of gifted children with their giftedness. They have learned to come to terms and live with the giftedness. This possibility had the highly gifted but not who did not know it. There are also two groups of gifted children who do not know that they are highly talented. Those who have yet found their place in life and an environment were they accepted as they are. And it is those who were not accepted, and now try to answer many questions. I find it strange
that the gifted it will be rejected categorically that there could be gifted, who know nothing of their giftedness. So that they displace a fact and close its eyes to perhaps seeking help gifted children. I am happy for all gifted children who live happy and satisfied. Whether they use their gift now or not. The point is to be at peace with itself. But one must therefore close our eyes to other situations? Why not help these gifted students to those who are still looking for their place? The place to date may have never had and always were looking for? Which now, by the result of giftedness finally have a guide, can follow them? This gifted can be helped on their way in the making, the experience of other gifted with her ability to give more. But, To stand and act as if it were not for these people, just because we ourselves in the fortunate situation to know, this is certainly the wrong way.
For the gifted, the first late from their talent and experience had no clue before lived in a society that could do with them anything. How do feel now this gifted, even when they are pushed away from gifted with words, this can not be?
My book I have written so that an understanding can grow each other. It is precisely the normalization, the same things, is widespread in Germany. How much better would it be if people respect each other more and not demonize the difference, but accept? As it is, people who are probably still looking, even rejected by their peers.
Posted in giftedness 
by two readers, I was made aware that my assumption was that there might be gifted, they knew nothing or would not have noticed, do not vote. Well, I can reply that was exactly the case with me. But well, I'm just one. However, I know many gifted children, who by chance (through a psychology degree, find an IQ test is conducted as an exercise, took part in a TV or IQ test remarkably successful, etc.) and so learned from their giftedness. Never in the life of these people had voluntarily taken a test because they believed they were gifted. That this situation has strange and it is for those involved, too, is the reason why I wrote my book on giftedness.
This is about what happens to a man who learns as an adult, he was gifted and had no idea that it was he.
What happens to a man who thought he was normal and now finds out he is not it?
How he feels when he noticed though, that he was different, however, sought to blame himself and now finds out the difference comes from the highly gifted? He could change anything, but it is a gift.
How do you deal with when trying for decades to adapt and did not understand why they won was always an outsider?
What happens to the man, who notes that he ran after an ideal that did not fit on it?
What happens to these people who have always felt different and never knew why?
feel how people who experience now that they are highly talented, but are now making allegations because they have done nothing in life?
feel How does a man who is now highly talented, but not even managed to school?
feel How does a man who is talented, but is not able to work with other people?
course, there are gifted children who are independent of whether they knew it early or not, happy. There are gifted children who have achieved a lot in life, successful, have money and a lot of status symbols. There are also gifted, who are happy and not so successful. But the difference is that they live two types of gifted children with their giftedness. They have learned to come to terms and live with the giftedness. This possibility had the highly gifted but not who did not know it. There are also two groups of gifted children who do not know that they are highly talented. Those who have yet found their place in life and an environment were they accepted as they are. And it is those who were not accepted, and now try to answer many questions. I find it strange
that the gifted it will be rejected categorically that there could be gifted, who know nothing of their giftedness. So that they displace a fact and close its eyes to perhaps seeking help gifted children. I am happy for all gifted children who live happy and satisfied. Whether they use their gift now or not. The point is to be at peace with itself. But one must therefore close our eyes to other situations? Why not help these gifted students to those who are still looking for their place? The place to date may have never had and always were looking for? Which now, by the result of giftedness finally have a guide, can follow them? This gifted can be helped on their way in the making, the experience of other gifted with her ability to give more. But, To stand and act as if it were not for these people, just because we ourselves in the fortunate situation to know, this is certainly the wrong way.
For the gifted, the first late from their talent and experience had no clue before lived in a society that could do with them anything. How do feel now this gifted, even when they are pushed away from gifted with words, this can not be?
My book I have written so that an understanding can grow each other. It is precisely the normalization, the same things, is widespread in Germany. How much better would it be if people respect each other more and not demonize the difference, but accept? As it is, people who are probably still looking, even rejected by their peers.
Posted in giftedness
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
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Dauerdepolarisiert
when the nerve cell is dauerdepolarisiert, she is no longer so excited and leads to no more APs on is turned off. Cause should be the voltage-gated sodium channels after depolarization can not be activated because the repolarization fails. 
when the nerve cell is dauerdepolarisiert, she is no longer so excited and leads to no more APs on is turned off. Cause should be the voltage-gated sodium channels after depolarization can not be activated because the repolarization fails.
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sleep and dopamine
research shows why people feel despite a sleepless night, often not at all tired, the brain produces the body's natural stimulant dopamine, which makes them fit.
Whoever beats all night into day, even not in the springs is that often feels the next morning still remarkably fit. Instead of the expected sleepiness, there is often astonishing alertness. A study shows that the body when he got too little sleep, the hormone produces dopamine, a type of body's own stimulants. The effect occurs even after a sleepless night.
Sleepless in research
The scientists believe their study, 15 healthy participants either awake all night or allowed them to sleep in peace. The next morning they examined how the subjects felt tired, as well their visual attention and memory functioning. The
Participants with sleep deprivation exhibited higher dopamine levels in two parts of the brain: the striatum, a part of the cerebrum, the motivation is assigned, and in the thalamus, the largest part of the forebrain. The thalamus is responsible for the attention. At the same time, the researchers found that low dopamine levels associated with Ermattungsgefühlen and affect the ability to absorb and process information.
An endogenous stimulant 
research shows why people feel despite a sleepless night, often not at all tired, the brain produces the body's natural stimulant dopamine, which makes them fit.
Whoever beats all night into day, even not in the springs is that often feels the next morning still remarkably fit. Instead of the expected sleepiness, there is often astonishing alertness. A study shows that the body when he got too little sleep, the hormone produces dopamine, a type of body's own stimulants. The effect occurs even after a sleepless night.
Sleepless in research
The scientists believe their study, 15 healthy participants either awake all night or allowed them to sleep in peace. The next morning they examined how the subjects felt tired, as well their visual attention and memory functioning. The
Participants with sleep deprivation exhibited higher dopamine levels in two parts of the brain: the striatum, a part of the cerebrum, the motivation is assigned, and in the thalamus, the largest part of the forebrain. The thalamus is responsible for the attention. At the same time, the researchers found that low dopamine levels associated with Ermattungsgefühlen and affect the ability to absorb and process information.
An endogenous stimulant
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Bouncing Off Walls Milena
Kassel and his musical treasures
I n Kassel there is a stunning collection of music, a library with priceless originals and prints.
Store in the library Murhardschen these magnificent treasures - but unfortunately this fact is almost unknown.
N just countless manuscripts of Louis Spohr in Kassel, so long as conductor and music manager "was employed, can be found here are scores of almost all the great composers of the 17th and 18 Century: Monteverdi, Telemann, Jommelli, Lully, etc. Even the most sensational note
find of the 20th Century can post Kassel:
"The Seven Words of Jesus, he on the cross Single, All Day had spoken, movable in the Musick added HENRICH BY PROTECTING "
and that not as some pressure, but in the handwriting of the composer (!!!).
This document is therefore the oldest handwritten score of the world überliferte dar. Composed had
(Heinrich Schütz)
the contactor probably around the year 1650 for the private devotions, who with his friend Elizabeth of Hesse and it was completely unknown to date, because it found in any of the contactor's record collections.
protecting Madrigal-Book in 1611 as Completion of his studies with work and Gabrieli in only 3 copies printed, ONLY survivor in Kassel!
Another great treasure relates to the "Act 61"
Exact name: ". 2 ° Ms. mus 61 on" to
It was titled
"Note sur un Fonds de Musique Francaise de la Bibliotheque de 65 de Jules Cassel SIM Ecorcheville "
this document is bganz particularly unusual, so I copied the contents of the file full:
Manuscrit de CASSEL
2 ° Ms. mus. 61 on
Jules Ecorcheville: Note sur un
Fund de Mvsique Française de la Bibliothèque de Cassel SIM G 5
(Note: J. Ecorcheville was a queen-musicologist at the turn of the century, who discovered this collection and ordered)
61a Jacques Brulard: Branles 1658
61b1 Branles 1658
61b1a Antoine Bauderon de Senec: Le Grand Bransle 1668
61b2 Guillaume Duma Noir: Bransles 1658
61c Bransle Nouveau 1660
61d1 Suite rates 1658 (Michel Mazuel) (Lazzarini)
61d2 Suites 1658
61d3 Michel Mazuel: Suite 1658
61d3 Mignot de la Voye: Suite 1658
61d4 Adrien de la Croix: Suite / Drese Adam: Ballet Suite
61d5 - Suitensätze 1658?
Ballet von Estienne Nau / After 5
61d6 Suite 4 / Suite in G-bmoll
61d7 Suiten 17. Jahrhundert
1. Following
2. Artus: The Pass Feet
3. Bourrée figured the Christiana
61d8 Suite / Bransle to 61st May 1655
Dumanoir: Suite 1658
(Libertas - Sarabande italienne - Current)
61f Suitensätze - Lied - Fantasie 17. Jahrhundert
1. Wilhelm VI. von Hessen: Sarabande
2. Sarabande du Roy
3. Sarabande
4. Current
5. Sarabande
6. Sarabande
7. Frantzösisch Lied wirdt etwas gespielt geschwindt
8. Fantasie "The Tears of Orpheus" (Luigi Rossi)
9. Current ex g / BMOL
61g Suitensätze 1658
Jacques Belleville: The Testament
David Pohle: Suite
61h Opening - Ballett - German 17. Jahrhundert
1. Opening von Dumanoir
2. Ballett of inconstans (Guédron?)
3. German (Dumanoir)
61I Ballet - Suite 17. Jahrhundert
1. Georg Christoph Strattner: Balletti di Cavallo
2. SCM Suite 4v
61k1 Suiten - 1658 Suitensätze
1. Current News
2. Verdier: German
3. German ex C fa ut
61k2 Ballet 17th Century (Upper Rhine?)
61k3 Ballet de Chantilly (10 pieces) 1658
61k4 Ballet 17th
first century Ballet du Stockholm
second Ballet à 4 3 to Stockholm
Swedish Ballet (16 pieces)
61k5 suites 17th
first century Nouveaux Petits Branles
second Suite rates
third Brandle! Simple
4th Suite a 4
61k6 sonatas (Vienna? Before 1654)
first Bertali: "A thousand gulden"
second Sonata (Walther?)
third Georg nuubs: (? Walter Rowe) Sonata
61l1 lute / viol pieces
Other pieces by Dennis Gaultier / Pinel / Jenkins / Young
61l2 fragments
first Suite 2 for viola da gamba (Tiel)
Suite for viola da gamba (Macquart)
third Pieces for harpsichord suites
first
61m Suite
second Allemande
third Suite
by chance I found this annex:
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
4 ° Ms. mus. 148 a-f
"Eight bundles of" Kassel 17th Century
Suite du ballet
first Ouverture
second -
third Entrée
4th Entrée of the fifth Nymphes
Les Deux Satyres
6th Les 7 Planetes
7th Les 4 Saisons
8th Entrée de Phaeton
9th Entrée
10th Entrée de Neptune
11th -
12th Grand Ballet
13th -
[my presumption in a ballet by Lully or Cambefort, the stylistic point of view, which must be incurred before 1659, the overture still has no fugal second part]
8 ° Mus. (Lange 3; Israël 8.3)
Charles Tessier: Airs et Villanelle Paris 1604
The importance of this document with each page I was again clear.
addition to the "Upsala collection" is the only one!! Source of queen-orchestral music of the years 1650 - 1660
something like this has not even the Bibliotheque National de Paris and the Centre de Musique Baroque de Versailles. In France, the copies well known, and Hugo Reyne and Jordi Savall have already listed and recorded music from this collection on CD.
[Guillaume Duma Noir - Suites d'Orchestre]
The queen movie "Marquise, the role of her life" with Sophie Marceau was not a little from this collection included in the score. The beautiful Sarabande, which was to some extent the theme music is as original manuscript in Kassel.
Why is this collection so fundamentally important?
During this time formatted just the modern orchestra, in a sense, these works are the source repertoire for the modern European orchestra!
A unique and musicology invaluable collection of suites, orchestral works and dances.
Most suites are dated with the year 1658, the latest from 1668.
Moreover, it is also next to the collection in Stockholm, the only source for the music of Guillaume Duma Noirs (1615 - 1697) had held a post as head of the famous 24 Violons du Roi, one of the most important musical positions at the court of Louis XIV.
also appear to have as Mignot de la Voye, Michel Mazuel (a cousin of Molière) Adrien de la Croix, Adam Drese, Estienne Nau, Jacques Brulard, Luigi Rossi and many unsigned compositions. (If yes see the collection of all the details)
D och Manuscrit this is only a tiny fraction of that.
There are still lute tablature by Denis Gaultier and a few other again.
viol pieces without end, motets, psalm settings, fairs etc.
I treasure found treasure, but the names were here appeared in the manuscript collection at me for a surprise coming out
are here only Johann Heinrich Schmelzer, Antonio Bertali called (it is even represented with his famous Sonata "thousand gulden!)
But that was only a small part of the Verzeichnins of the manuscripts.
The directory of the original prints from the 16th, 17. and 18 Century is now several times larger. has
Moritz of Hesse pretty much collected everything that had existed in his time of great music:
There are not only countless works of Palestrina and Lassus in the stock, the Gabrieli are represented, Heinrich Schütz en mass, Monteverdi's madrigal books, note "Banchetto Musicale" and his "Israel's brook," other works of Vierdanck, Scheidt, etc. a huge collection of first class music of his time, these works are still regarded as masterpieces of the era.
And this describes only the directory band of printed scores to 1650!
(Claudio Monteverdi)
N f course I'm trying to figure out how special the Act 61 came to Kassel.
It was not unusual for the German courts in the 17 Century French music and musicians shopped.
But here in Kassel this seemed a particularly tragic history zuhängen together:
The collection came at least from the time of the Landgrave Wilhelm VI. of Hesse - Kassel
(1629 -1663). Or rather, his son, who was only 20 years old ...
Wilhelm VI. of Hesse - Kassel
Politically and historically it has hardly any meaning - a footnote.
But his contributions at the cultural level is not to be underestimated.
He took care of new schools and seems to have been one of the first in Germany, the queen musicians brought to his court.
His son William VII made a gentleman's tour as it was for those days noblemen good form. He visited Paris and of course the resulting Versailles, but died unexpectedly in the queen's capital in 1670.
My guess is that he bought the manuscripts, and sent to Kassel.
The music queen at court, he has experienced for sure - maybe even this Plants.
are any event, it all works out in the heyday of the case "Ballet de Cour" before Lully occurs as a dominant person in appearance.
And these works have an amazing musical quality! 
I n Kassel there is a stunning collection of music, a library with priceless originals and prints.
Store in the library Murhardschen these magnificent treasures - but unfortunately this fact is almost unknown.
N just countless manuscripts of Louis Spohr in Kassel, so long as conductor and music manager "was employed, can be found here are scores of almost all the great composers of the 17th and 18 Century: Monteverdi, Telemann, Jommelli, Lully, etc. Even the most sensational note
find of the 20th Century can post Kassel:
"The Seven Words of Jesus, he on the cross Single, All Day had spoken, movable in the Musick added HENRICH BY PROTECTING "
and that not as some pressure, but in the handwriting of the composer (!!!).
This document is therefore the oldest handwritten score of the world überliferte dar. Composed had
(Heinrich Schütz) protecting Madrigal-Book in 1611 as Completion of his studies with work and Gabrieli in only 3 copies printed, ONLY survivor in Kassel!
Another great treasure relates to the "Act 61"
Exact name: ". 2 ° Ms. mus 61 on" to
It was titled
"Note sur un Fonds de Musique Francaise de la Bibliotheque de 65 de Jules Cassel SIM Ecorcheville "
this document is bganz particularly unusual, so I copied the contents of the file full:
Manuscrit de CASSEL
2 ° Ms. mus. 61 on
Jules Ecorcheville: Note sur un
Fund de Mvsique Française de la Bibliothèque de Cassel SIM G 5
(Note: J. Ecorcheville was a queen-musicologist at the turn of the century, who discovered this collection and ordered)
61a Jacques Brulard: Branles 1658
61b1 Branles 1658
61b1a Antoine Bauderon de Senec: Le Grand Bransle 1668
61b2 Guillaume Duma Noir: Bransles 1658
61c Bransle Nouveau 1660
61d1 Suite rates 1658 (Michel Mazuel) (Lazzarini)
61d2 Suites 1658
61d3 Michel Mazuel: Suite 1658
61d3 Mignot de la Voye: Suite 1658
61d4 Adrien de la Croix: Suite / Drese Adam: Ballet Suite
61d5 - Suitensätze 1658?
Ballet von Estienne Nau / After 5
61d6 Suite 4 / Suite in G-bmoll
61d7 Suiten 17. Jahrhundert
1. Following
2. Artus: The Pass Feet
3. Bourrée figured the Christiana
61d8 Suite / Bransle to 61st May 1655
Dumanoir: Suite 1658
(Libertas - Sarabande italienne - Current)
61f Suitensätze - Lied - Fantasie 17. Jahrhundert
1. Wilhelm VI. von Hessen: Sarabande
2. Sarabande du Roy
3. Sarabande
4. Current
5. Sarabande
6. Sarabande
7. Frantzösisch Lied wirdt etwas gespielt geschwindt
8. Fantasie "The Tears of Orpheus" (Luigi Rossi)
9. Current ex g / BMOL
61g Suitensätze 1658
Jacques Belleville: The Testament
David Pohle: Suite
61h Opening - Ballett - German 17. Jahrhundert
1. Opening von Dumanoir
2. Ballett of inconstans (Guédron?)
3. German (Dumanoir)
61I Ballet - Suite 17. Jahrhundert
1. Georg Christoph Strattner: Balletti di Cavallo
2. SCM Suite 4v
61k1 Suiten - 1658 Suitensätze
1. Current News
2. Verdier: German
3. German ex C fa ut
61k2 Ballet 17th Century (Upper Rhine?)
61k3 Ballet de Chantilly (10 pieces) 1658
61k4 Ballet 17th
first century Ballet du Stockholm
second Ballet à 4 3 to Stockholm
Swedish Ballet (16 pieces)
61k5 suites 17th
first century Nouveaux Petits Branles
second Suite rates
third Brandle! Simple
4th Suite a 4
61k6 sonatas (Vienna? Before 1654)
first Bertali: "A thousand gulden"
second Sonata (Walther?)
third Georg nuubs: (? Walter Rowe) Sonata
61l1 lute / viol pieces
Other pieces by Dennis Gaultier / Pinel / Jenkins / Young
61l2 fragments
first Suite 2 for viola da gamba (Tiel)
Suite for viola da gamba (Macquart)
third Pieces for harpsichord suites
first
61m Suite
second Allemande
third Suite
by chance I found this annex:
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
4 ° Ms. mus. 148 a-f
"Eight bundles of" Kassel 17th Century
Suite du ballet
first Ouverture
second -
third Entrée
4th Entrée of the fifth Nymphes
Les Deux Satyres
6th Les 7 Planetes
7th Les 4 Saisons
8th Entrée de Phaeton
9th Entrée
10th Entrée de Neptune
11th -
12th Grand Ballet
13th -
[my presumption in a ballet by Lully or Cambefort, the stylistic point of view, which must be incurred before 1659, the overture still has no fugal second part]
8 ° Mus. (Lange 3; Israël 8.3)
Charles Tessier: Airs et Villanelle Paris 1604
The importance of this document with each page I was again clear.
addition to the "Upsala collection" is the only one!! Source of queen-orchestral music of the years 1650 - 1660
something like this has not even the Bibliotheque National de Paris and the Centre de Musique Baroque de Versailles. In France, the copies well known, and Hugo Reyne and Jordi Savall have already listed and recorded music from this collection on CD.
[Guillaume Duma Noir - Suites d'Orchestre]
The queen movie "Marquise, the role of her life" with Sophie Marceau was not a little from this collection included in the score. The beautiful Sarabande, which was to some extent the theme music is as original manuscript in Kassel.
Why is this collection so fundamentally important?
During this time formatted just the modern orchestra, in a sense, these works are the source repertoire for the modern European orchestra!
A unique and musicology invaluable collection of suites, orchestral works and dances.
Most suites are dated with the year 1658, the latest from 1668.
Moreover, it is also next to the collection in Stockholm, the only source for the music of Guillaume Duma Noirs (1615 - 1697) had held a post as head of the famous 24 Violons du Roi, one of the most important musical positions at the court of Louis XIV.
also appear to have as Mignot de la Voye, Michel Mazuel (a cousin of Molière) Adrien de la Croix, Adam Drese, Estienne Nau, Jacques Brulard, Luigi Rossi and many unsigned compositions. (If yes see the collection of all the details)
D och Manuscrit this is only a tiny fraction of that.
There are still lute tablature by Denis Gaultier and a few other again.
viol pieces without end, motets, psalm settings, fairs etc.
I treasure found treasure, but the names were here appeared in the manuscript collection at me for a surprise coming out
are here only Johann Heinrich Schmelzer, Antonio Bertali called (it is even represented with his famous Sonata "thousand gulden!)
But that was only a small part of the Verzeichnins of the manuscripts.
The directory of the original prints from the 16th, 17. and 18 Century is now several times larger. has
Moritz of Hesse pretty much collected everything that had existed in his time of great music:
There are not only countless works of Palestrina and Lassus in the stock, the Gabrieli are represented, Heinrich Schütz en mass, Monteverdi's madrigal books, note "Banchetto Musicale" and his "Israel's brook," other works of Vierdanck, Scheidt, etc. a huge collection of first class music of his time, these works are still regarded as masterpieces of the era.
And this describes only the directory band of printed scores to 1650!
(Claudio Monteverdi) N f course I'm trying to figure out how special the Act 61 came to Kassel.
It was not unusual for the German courts in the 17 Century French music and musicians shopped.
But here in Kassel this seemed a particularly tragic history zuhängen together:
The collection came at least from the time of the Landgrave Wilhelm VI. of Hesse - Kassel
(1629 -1663). Or rather, his son, who was only 20 years old ...
Wilhelm VI. of Hesse - Kassel Politically and historically it has hardly any meaning - a footnote.
But his contributions at the cultural level is not to be underestimated.
He took care of new schools and seems to have been one of the first in Germany, the queen musicians brought to his court.
His son William VII made a gentleman's tour as it was for those days noblemen good form. He visited Paris and of course the resulting Versailles, but died unexpectedly in the queen's capital in 1670.
My guess is that he bought the manuscripts, and sent to Kassel.
The music queen at court, he has experienced for sure - maybe even this Plants.
are any event, it all works out in the heyday of the case "Ballet de Cour" before Lully occurs as a dominant person in appearance.
And these works have an amazing musical quality!
Saturday, November 13, 2010
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LECTIO I
1 Instrumental Music - Introduction
George Frideric Handel (1685 - 1759)
- The Water Music
- Musicke for the Royal Fireworks
- Concert Grossi Op.3
Water Music [Handel]
The Water Music is probably one of the most popular Works from the Baroque period and is probably a prime example of festive courtly orchestral music.
The first part of the Water Music was probably 1717th However
is the version that played today and see all the recordings and in concert is a much later version.
The work was already in the 18th Century quite popular and was launched every few years in print. The first printed edition, which appeared in 1734, contained only slightly half of the pieces, the first issue of 1788! contains all the pieces of the Water Music as we know it.
This late edition is something special, considering that the 17th and 18 Century, not exactly known Was that there was a Konzertradition like our music and eindstufte it works as immortal masterworks and again performed.
works were written, performed, and then disappeared forever in the archives, that was the day.
(Handel and George I. on the Thames, view from the 19th century)
D ie water music of the legend, after a kind of apology "have been of Handel to the new English king. Handel was
While his trip to Italy in the years 1706 - 1709 to a famous Komponsiten has gone up and successfully applied as director of music at the Elector Georg Ludwig of Hanover.
But it held him not there long, he had received an invitation to London and the chance to get to bring a new opera to the stage.
end of 1710 he traveled to England and had his Rinaldo (1711), a sensational success. Handel decided to not return back to Hanover - why? Had he but here, an audience that adored him. But
drew off a problem, the British monarch Queen Anne seemed to die without issue.
Who should succeed?
Parliament passed more than 10 potential heirs to the particular House of Stuart to prevent it again to get the crown in England.
The choice fell on none other than the Elector Georg Ludwig of Hanover.
Handel feared the worst.
Georg Ludwig was crowned in 1714 in London as George I..
The legend of the Water Music goes on to say that George loved it with splendid gondolas and boats to cruise on the Thames.
Handel adapted from one of these dates by which the king held its regatta and rented several boats and boarded it with his musicians.
He played - probably the pieces with brass.
King George should have been so inspired that he gave his earlier composer's disobedience forgive, and repeats the Water Music was three times that night.
Probably this story is a bit exaggerated and romanticized, and most likely invented.
Handel had registered as a clause in their Contract for the Kapellmeister in advance that it should be permitted to now and then to freeze for a long time. Moreover
are between the composition of the water music and the crowning of George Ludwig's almost 3 years difference ...
boat trips on the Thames had tradition at the English court, even Charles II and his brother James were regularly sailing.
Charles Nante way his sailboat "Fubbs" a pet name for a his mistresses, he found the ship and they had the same luscious hips.
The water music are basically orchestral suites on the French model.
The exact sequence of the pieces is not set, the pieces are usually taken in two or sometimes three suites together.
Part of the Water Music was certainly meant for outdoor performances, the very pieces of brass, just like the fireworks music. The pieces
intimate character that were added later are not really suitable for this.
Musick for the Royal Fireworks [Georg Friedrich Handel]
The Fireworks Music Today heralds another because of their title and their glory in the New Year. But
was the reason for the composition not Eve, but the Treaty of Aix from 1748th
The original version of Fireworks Music is designed exclusively for winds, just as it requires a music for a military victory. The original line-up is delivered with 24 oboes, 12 bassoons, 9 trumpets, 9 horns, 3 pairs of timpani and contrabassoon and is typical of open-air music "in the Baroque. Here is the really
France model, which, with its brass ensemble "La Grande Ecurie" and the "12 Great Hautbois" the tradition of brass bands justified.
Handel said in a later version added more strings than he the fireworks music itself in the concert was.
ended the Treaty of Aix the War of Austrian Succession in the whole of Europe was involved. Finally, there were no real winners, because almost all the conquests were declared invalid and canceled. Losers were the people of Europe and the many thousands of soldiers. Nevertheless
was celebrated everywhere, as if one of the victors of the war.
in France was performed a similar work on this festive occasion, the ballet heroique "Nais" by Rameau.
(Contemporary view of the festivities in London for the Aachen Peace)
In London, however, no elite courtly celebration was planned, but it should be given a public, magnificent fireworks.
expensive grandstands were erected, for musicians, audience, court society and the pyrotechnics.
"The Gentleman's Magazine reported on the performance:
" At half past nine known the fireworks with a single missile that was shot down in front of the library, then, the cannons fired within the chevaux de Frize, then two missiles before the front gate of the fence ignited while being fired on the Constitution-hill 101 guns, and then were burned with surprising precision a large number of missiles of various kinds, balloons, etc. "
And it happened had to happen, the buildings made of wood, papier mache and cloth caught fire and finally exploded the tribune of the pyrotechnics. There were also at the edge of the event fights and stabbings.
The festival ended more or less in a disaster.
"When before 21.30 clock some of the fireworks from the pavilion on the left wing of the building lighted , the pavilion caught fire and burned so badly that he together with two arcs burned. Without the carpenters who proposed a crusher by two arches and the timber removed, and without the help of some syringe cars that were available, most likely would be the entire plant was destroyed. All the while this disaster was kept by his Majesty's messengers to-date. When the fire was brought under control, was given those who had fought the flames at the most zealous a gift.
During the fire, the large rockets were ignited and the sun, the misfortune, however, thwarted the demonstration of some of the important parts of fireworks.
Towards 23h00 Clock which illuminates the whole building, and remained so until two clock. His Majesty and the royal family moved back to 0.00 clock.
burned When the pavilion, drew Servandoni Chevalier, who had designed the building, his sword and attacked Mr Charles Frederick. He was disarmed and taken into custody, but released the next day after he apologized "
excursio.
The orchestral suite Baroque
If you think Baroque orchestral suites, then it is probably the first to the 4 orchestral suites and overtures by JS Bach.
Secondly, then the two famous orchestral works of GF Handel, Water Music and Fireworks Music.
An orchestral suite is a collection of instrumental records, mostly dances like the minuet, Bourree, Gigue, etc., of an overture, as it is also opening opera of the time, are introduced, so these works very often referred to as "Overture".
The orchestral suite on the French model is next to the Italian Concerto Grosso is the most important genre of orchestral music in the Baroque.
result is the suite in the first half of the 17th Century at the court of Louis XIII of France.
The music enthusiasts founded Monarch the 24 Violons du Roi first fixed orchestra in music history - not only to make short-list the popular court ballet, but put together very well as individual records from the ballets to be entertaining "suites" and to play for themselves.
Such a suite can be found, fortunately, in the "Philidor collection"
Concert donnée a Louis XIII en 1627 par les 24 Violons et les 12 Grands Hautbois
And would probably be the oldest orchestral suite of music history.
There was already by 1600 a suite tradition, IV in the days of Henri Navarre concerts with dance movements were popular. In the 19th
and 20 century said, this music is any authorization from, since it is only "courtly Divertissement" (Adorno).
But this was the 17th and 18 century, of course, viewed differently, these dances were given as "absolute music" in the concert and dance, because no one could see or challenge.
After Germany came these suits by the dance collections by Praetorius and French violinist Francois Caroubel, where several German residences visited.
emerged in the aftermath works very quickly to these examples from France.
would undoubtedly be the most famous appearances Banchetto Musicale of 1617. These early
suits initiated by or Intradas pavans, followed allemandes, Courant and often ended with a jig or a sarabande.
Sara bands were up to the middle of the 17th Century also played at a very rapid pace, with new choreography of dance master Louis XIV, the character of the dance was completely changed.
These suites have also inspired the harpsichord and lute players, almost all the literature of the 17th Century for these instruments is in suite form.
As time drew off again, a generally applicable scheme. A Prelude always opens the suite, followed by the dance Allemande - Courante - Gigue. Often by other dances or "character pieces" added.
was also moved into the queen-shaped chamber music.
the French court, it was common become such apartments in the dances of the court ballet held together, later also from Lully's operas.
But then as always an opening overture. A
Ouverture modeled Lully always has a solemn first part, then a faster fugal second part, often the first part repeated again.
This type of overture was made about 1660, the first overtures in this new style can be found in the Ballet d'Alcidiane et Xander Pole (1659) and the Ballet de Xerxes (1660) by Lully. The previous overtures were simply pieces of solemn, had the great similarity with the usual entrees of the ballets.
This new form of Lully's overtures, remained until well into the 18th Century binding inside.
Handel's overtures for his operas, all follow this model. Handel met the queen at the Hamburg Opera Orchestersil know, there was ballet and instrumental music called after queen role model operas were also critical of Lully regularly on the program that shaped Handel's early creative phase.
He was criticized by his master, Agostino Steffani, that it was also able to cope with the Italian style.
Handel refuted this thoroughly after his brilliant journey to Italy, but they stuck to the French type of overture firmly in his operas. And one of
Sarabande from his early years, he finally created one of his most beautiful arias "L'Ascia ch'io pianga" from Rinaldo.
At the French court, Louis Add XIV A collection of the "court - melodies" in a sense a kind of "best of" the music of his time: "Les plusieurs Airs"
From Philidor arranged in several suites and some put together with pieces by more traditional composers.
The most famous collection of these orchestral suites, the "Symphonies pour les suppers du Roi" are Delalande, which also largely Part find themselves in this collection.
And just in the former German region (Holy Roman Empire of German Nation) has pleased the French suites from operas and ballets by Lully, Campra, etc. Destouches extremely popular and copies are found in almost every palace libraries.
The German princes possessed often lack the resources perform whole operas, and so that was a way to experience this music - especially the French song however, was less appreciated in Germany.
Thus, for dread of its entire web against the French style, is even talk of the French song (referred to as the Recitatif) never liked except in France and elsewhere, at best, cause "disgust" would.
But not all shared the opinion of Graun and Quantz, which probably also had a personal issue with French musicians.
In Hamburg, Hannover, Celle, Darmstadt and Munich were also given complete operas of Lully.
The German composer created for their client then equal to such suits, without a corresponding opera. Either there were
total conversions, or sets of court ballet, which were common in many courts.
There were two different groups of musicians, even those which, although at the French models oriented, but their own (German) and strengthened in particular Italian influences into their works were.
Telemann's numerous orchestral suites, Bach's four orchestral suites and Handel's Water Music & Fireworks Music are for the best examples.
Georg Muffat studied in the 17th Century, a way to bond the two major national styles.
And there was the "German Lullists" who were trying to imitate the French style to perfection, especially Kusser, who studied in their own words directly from Lully and Erlebach and JCF Fischer.
Lullists were called the followers of Lully who vehemently Defended the style of their great master and wrote scathing criticisms of other kinds of music.
In France, they had considerable influence on the musical and cultural life in the capital, they promoted and destroyed careers.
In Germany, however, was moderate and was looking for the ideal of "goûts reunis" the united tastes "They tried the best of both great national styles of music to unite with Germany.
this, one must know that between the two great musical styles in Europe at that time, the Italian and French style, raged a fierce intellectual battle that was triggered by Lully and Louis XIV and to the French Revolution lasted. This
concerned above all the opera, instrumental music was considered low class.
finally got the orchestral suite at the same time of meaning as the Italian Concerto.
recorded in the last works of this kind, even from the new way of both species eventually emerged the classical symphony.
This transitional phase of works such as the Ouvertures of Arne and Boyce or Pugnani very clear.
Concerti Grossi Op.6 [Georg Friedrich Handel]
From Handel exist two sets of Concerti Grossi, the 6 and 12 concerts concerts Op.3 Op.12. Where
represent the first collection no real Concerti Grossi, but rather are referred to as the Brandenburg Concertos of Bach and Vivaldi concertos of Dresden or Heinichen, a "Concert pour plusieurs instruments" (concertos for multiple instruments) would need.
Op.12 contrast, set right Concerti Grossi after Corelli's model or a model for Roman dar.
(GF Handel, painting by T. Hudson)
The form of the Concerto Grosso was around the last third of the 17 Century in Rome.
was there for festivities at the courts of princes of the church and the exliierten Swedish Queen Christina, where big concerts often with more than 150 musicians.
These great concerts have been performed at the high religious holidays and the high office. In all Rome there were such events, with the exception of the Vatican, because of the holiest church in Christendom instruments were still not allowed.
Handel became acquainted with these performances, and even played alongside Corelli and Scarlatti. The Concerto Grosso
emerged from the Sonata, as of Bertali, Uccelini and many others had been developed. The Concerto Grosso, however, was occupied more than the Sonata, exclusively for Thought strings and has a very distinctive style element: the orchestra (tutti) is in constant dialogue with 2 or 4 violins (Concertino) in the end it was there only a short step to a solo concert.
The Concerto Grosso is not, as the later (Solo) Concerto Baroque, in three movements, but usually consist of several sentences and for the first time by a certain formal similarity to the French orchestral suite. Especially as the
Concerti da Camera (that Concerti Grossi for secular reasons) also have dances, while the Concerti da Chiesa (church concerts for spiritual reasons), only stylized sets with names such as Largo, Presto, Allegro exhibit.
These dances, however, have no resemblance to the French counterparts. Most of the time
collections include 6 or 12 concerts each of which half is with "da chiesa" and inscribed "da camera".
The names for the "purpose" is also an adoption of the sonatas.
in Handel and many other composers of the late Baroque there is this division no longer, as the concerts long ago converted to pure concert music and completely detached from the spiritual context. Just like the oratorios, though they had biblical themes, but only rarely were performed in sacred spaces.
Or the great motets in France which, although in Versailles still play at the fair, in Paris, however long ago as concert works in the "Concert Spirituel" lists, and often extra composes it were - characteristically often in conjunction with Italian concertos by Corelli, Torelli and Vivaldi.
[large Baroque Festival in the Palazzo Barberini in Rome]
The Concerto Grosso reached its first great flowering of Arcangelo Corelli and his 12 concerts Op.6.
These concerts spread like no other collection of works throughout Europe and influenced a whole generation of composers. Corelli was the antithesis of Italian composer Lully and both became leading figures of the two national styles.
Couperin took this circumstance as an opportunity to both composers apotheoses write and let them play together in Elysium.
Although it always is, in France, the Italian style rigorously rejected, that is not quite right. Many composers also composed fascinated by Corelli, and similar works in the collection of Hofmelodien that Louis XIV personally chose, there are also quite a few works of Corelli!
created Subsequently, countless concerts in the style of Corelli.
are particularly worth mentioning the 12 Concerti "L'Estro Armonico" by Vivaldi, which, however, remove very model of Corelli and usher in a sense the Venetian concerto style, which then became popular mostly by Vivaldi, Albinoni and the Marcello brothers in Europe.
H ändel composed his concertos in a breathtakingly short time, they were hardly in a month, you go from 29 September to October 30, 1739 from.
Handel was a genius in the processing of musical material.
This is particularly evident when you get a better insight into the music of the era. He has been evident in Domenico Scarlatti Essercizi by gravicembalo served, which would be shortly after arriving in London in print and published his own works, for example, looted some organ concerts, unlike the short period that the concerts were also hardly explain.
tied the Concerti this not because it would create so stringent, so many masterpieces would be left almost nothing.
Despite it all, stunning plants, as typical for the genus hardly could be.
is unusual, perhaps for the first time that Handel composed these concerts at a time when this genre was almost out of fashion on the continent and was unlikely to have played in this form.
The 30s 18th Century were a difficult time for Handel full of failures and occupational health and disasters.
He not only had to cope with severe financial shock, with Italian opera, he had no success, the last great success, "Alcina" lay back more than 4 years. The opera dispute with the Opera of the Nobility star castrato Farinelli had led to an over-saturation of the public. A stroke was, after the peak of misery.
And yet he recovered and rested, and new ideas.
The concerti are in a sense the opening of Handel's fresh start in England as a composer of oratorios.
in the early Years has been noticed before him, reached the compositions in English and with biblical themes a much larger audience, and always successful.
And with his new oratorio, he could now build on earlier successes.
way he performed in his operas in the Aktpausen organ concerts were conceived as the Concerti Grossi breaks or opening music for the new oratorio.
Man this should not watch something as negative, in the intervals between the acts of an opera or oratorio, the public expected Ebeso quality works.
Handel composed deliberately NOT on the amount of time, compare that with different works of Concerti Sammartini, Stamitz or Rameau knew from the same time, because Handel
his audience and his conservative taste. And success was
he finally right.
The Concerti Grossi thus represent not only a last high point of the genre, but also the end point. 
1 Instrumental Music - Introduction
George Frideric Handel (1685 - 1759)
- The Water Music
- Musicke for the Royal Fireworks
- Concert Grossi Op.3
Water Music [Handel]
The Water Music is probably one of the most popular Works from the Baroque period and is probably a prime example of festive courtly orchestral music.
The first part of the Water Music was probably 1717th However
is the version that played today and see all the recordings and in concert is a much later version.
The work was already in the 18th Century quite popular and was launched every few years in print. The first printed edition, which appeared in 1734, contained only slightly half of the pieces, the first issue of 1788! contains all the pieces of the Water Music as we know it.
This late edition is something special, considering that the 17th and 18 Century, not exactly known Was that there was a Konzertradition like our music and eindstufte it works as immortal masterworks and again performed.
works were written, performed, and then disappeared forever in the archives, that was the day.
(Handel and George I. on the Thames, view from the 19th century) D ie water music of the legend, after a kind of apology "have been of Handel to the new English king. Handel was
While his trip to Italy in the years 1706 - 1709 to a famous Komponsiten has gone up and successfully applied as director of music at the Elector Georg Ludwig of Hanover.
But it held him not there long, he had received an invitation to London and the chance to get to bring a new opera to the stage.
end of 1710 he traveled to England and had his Rinaldo (1711), a sensational success. Handel decided to not return back to Hanover - why? Had he but here, an audience that adored him. But
drew off a problem, the British monarch Queen Anne seemed to die without issue.
Who should succeed?
Parliament passed more than 10 potential heirs to the particular House of Stuart to prevent it again to get the crown in England.
The choice fell on none other than the Elector Georg Ludwig of Hanover.
Handel feared the worst.
Georg Ludwig was crowned in 1714 in London as George I..
The legend of the Water Music goes on to say that George loved it with splendid gondolas and boats to cruise on the Thames.
Handel adapted from one of these dates by which the king held its regatta and rented several boats and boarded it with his musicians.
He played - probably the pieces with brass.
King George should have been so inspired that he gave his earlier composer's disobedience forgive, and repeats the Water Music was three times that night.
Probably this story is a bit exaggerated and romanticized, and most likely invented.
Handel had registered as a clause in their Contract for the Kapellmeister in advance that it should be permitted to now and then to freeze for a long time. Moreover
are between the composition of the water music and the crowning of George Ludwig's almost 3 years difference ...
boat trips on the Thames had tradition at the English court, even Charles II and his brother James were regularly sailing.
Charles Nante way his sailboat "Fubbs" a pet name for a his mistresses, he found the ship and they had the same luscious hips.
The water music are basically orchestral suites on the French model.
The exact sequence of the pieces is not set, the pieces are usually taken in two or sometimes three suites together.
Part of the Water Music was certainly meant for outdoor performances, the very pieces of brass, just like the fireworks music. The pieces
intimate character that were added later are not really suitable for this.
Musick for the Royal Fireworks [Georg Friedrich Handel]
The Fireworks Music Today heralds another because of their title and their glory in the New Year. But
was the reason for the composition not Eve, but the Treaty of Aix from 1748th
The original version of Fireworks Music is designed exclusively for winds, just as it requires a music for a military victory. The original line-up is delivered with 24 oboes, 12 bassoons, 9 trumpets, 9 horns, 3 pairs of timpani and contrabassoon and is typical of open-air music "in the Baroque. Here is the really
France model, which, with its brass ensemble "La Grande Ecurie" and the "12 Great Hautbois" the tradition of brass bands justified.
Handel said in a later version added more strings than he the fireworks music itself in the concert was.
ended the Treaty of Aix the War of Austrian Succession in the whole of Europe was involved. Finally, there were no real winners, because almost all the conquests were declared invalid and canceled. Losers were the people of Europe and the many thousands of soldiers. Nevertheless
was celebrated everywhere, as if one of the victors of the war.
in France was performed a similar work on this festive occasion, the ballet heroique "Nais" by Rameau.
(Contemporary view of the festivities in London for the Aachen Peace) In London, however, no elite courtly celebration was planned, but it should be given a public, magnificent fireworks.
expensive grandstands were erected, for musicians, audience, court society and the pyrotechnics.
"The Gentleman's Magazine reported on the performance:
" At half past nine known the fireworks with a single missile that was shot down in front of the library, then, the cannons fired within the chevaux de Frize, then two missiles before the front gate of the fence ignited while being fired on the Constitution-hill 101 guns, and then were burned with surprising precision a large number of missiles of various kinds, balloons, etc. "
And it happened had to happen, the buildings made of wood, papier mache and cloth caught fire and finally exploded the tribune of the pyrotechnics. There were also at the edge of the event fights and stabbings.
The festival ended more or less in a disaster.
"When before 21.30 clock some of the fireworks from the pavilion on the left wing of the building lighted , the pavilion caught fire and burned so badly that he together with two arcs burned. Without the carpenters who proposed a crusher by two arches and the timber removed, and without the help of some syringe cars that were available, most likely would be the entire plant was destroyed. All the while this disaster was kept by his Majesty's messengers to-date. When the fire was brought under control, was given those who had fought the flames at the most zealous a gift.
During the fire, the large rockets were ignited and the sun, the misfortune, however, thwarted the demonstration of some of the important parts of fireworks.
Towards 23h00 Clock which illuminates the whole building, and remained so until two clock. His Majesty and the royal family moved back to 0.00 clock.
burned When the pavilion, drew Servandoni Chevalier, who had designed the building, his sword and attacked Mr Charles Frederick. He was disarmed and taken into custody, but released the next day after he apologized "
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excursio.
The orchestral suite Baroque
If you think Baroque orchestral suites, then it is probably the first to the 4 orchestral suites and overtures by JS Bach.
Secondly, then the two famous orchestral works of GF Handel, Water Music and Fireworks Music.
An orchestral suite is a collection of instrumental records, mostly dances like the minuet, Bourree, Gigue, etc., of an overture, as it is also opening opera of the time, are introduced, so these works very often referred to as "Overture".
The orchestral suite on the French model is next to the Italian Concerto Grosso is the most important genre of orchestral music in the Baroque.
result is the suite in the first half of the 17th Century at the court of Louis XIII of France.
The music enthusiasts founded Monarch the 24 Violons du Roi first fixed orchestra in music history - not only to make short-list the popular court ballet, but put together very well as individual records from the ballets to be entertaining "suites" and to play for themselves.
Such a suite can be found, fortunately, in the "Philidor collection"
Concert donnée a Louis XIII en 1627 par les 24 Violons et les 12 Grands Hautbois
And would probably be the oldest orchestral suite of music history.
There was already by 1600 a suite tradition, IV in the days of Henri Navarre concerts with dance movements were popular. In the 19th
and 20 century said, this music is any authorization from, since it is only "courtly Divertissement" (Adorno).
But this was the 17th and 18 century, of course, viewed differently, these dances were given as "absolute music" in the concert and dance, because no one could see or challenge.
After Germany came these suits by the dance collections by Praetorius and French violinist Francois Caroubel, where several German residences visited.
emerged in the aftermath works very quickly to these examples from France.
would undoubtedly be the most famous appearances Banchetto Musicale of 1617. These early
suits initiated by or Intradas pavans, followed allemandes, Courant and often ended with a jig or a sarabande.
Sara bands were up to the middle of the 17th Century also played at a very rapid pace, with new choreography of dance master Louis XIV, the character of the dance was completely changed.
These suites have also inspired the harpsichord and lute players, almost all the literature of the 17th Century for these instruments is in suite form.
As time drew off again, a generally applicable scheme. A Prelude always opens the suite, followed by the dance Allemande - Courante - Gigue. Often by other dances or "character pieces" added.
was also moved into the queen-shaped chamber music.
the French court, it was common become such apartments in the dances of the court ballet held together, later also from Lully's operas.
But then as always an opening overture. A
Ouverture modeled Lully always has a solemn first part, then a faster fugal second part, often the first part repeated again.
This type of overture was made about 1660, the first overtures in this new style can be found in the Ballet d'Alcidiane et Xander Pole (1659) and the Ballet de Xerxes (1660) by Lully. The previous overtures were simply pieces of solemn, had the great similarity with the usual entrees of the ballets.
This new form of Lully's overtures, remained until well into the 18th Century binding inside.
Handel's overtures for his operas, all follow this model. Handel met the queen at the Hamburg Opera Orchestersil know, there was ballet and instrumental music called after queen role model operas were also critical of Lully regularly on the program that shaped Handel's early creative phase.
He was criticized by his master, Agostino Steffani, that it was also able to cope with the Italian style.
Handel refuted this thoroughly after his brilliant journey to Italy, but they stuck to the French type of overture firmly in his operas. And one of
Sarabande from his early years, he finally created one of his most beautiful arias "L'Ascia ch'io pianga" from Rinaldo.
At the French court, Louis Add XIV A collection of the "court - melodies" in a sense a kind of "best of" the music of his time: "Les plusieurs Airs"
From Philidor arranged in several suites and some put together with pieces by more traditional composers.
The most famous collection of these orchestral suites, the "Symphonies pour les suppers du Roi" are Delalande, which also largely Part find themselves in this collection.
And just in the former German region (Holy Roman Empire of German Nation) has pleased the French suites from operas and ballets by Lully, Campra, etc. Destouches extremely popular and copies are found in almost every palace libraries.
The German princes possessed often lack the resources perform whole operas, and so that was a way to experience this music - especially the French song however, was less appreciated in Germany.
Thus, for dread of its entire web against the French style, is even talk of the French song (referred to as the Recitatif) never liked except in France and elsewhere, at best, cause "disgust" would.
But not all shared the opinion of Graun and Quantz, which probably also had a personal issue with French musicians.
In Hamburg, Hannover, Celle, Darmstadt and Munich were also given complete operas of Lully.
The German composer created for their client then equal to such suits, without a corresponding opera. Either there were
total conversions, or sets of court ballet, which were common in many courts.
There were two different groups of musicians, even those which, although at the French models oriented, but their own (German) and strengthened in particular Italian influences into their works were.
Telemann's numerous orchestral suites, Bach's four orchestral suites and Handel's Water Music & Fireworks Music are for the best examples.
Georg Muffat studied in the 17th Century, a way to bond the two major national styles.
And there was the "German Lullists" who were trying to imitate the French style to perfection, especially Kusser, who studied in their own words directly from Lully and Erlebach and JCF Fischer.
Lullists were called the followers of Lully who vehemently Defended the style of their great master and wrote scathing criticisms of other kinds of music.
In France, they had considerable influence on the musical and cultural life in the capital, they promoted and destroyed careers.
In Germany, however, was moderate and was looking for the ideal of "goûts reunis" the united tastes "They tried the best of both great national styles of music to unite with Germany.
this, one must know that between the two great musical styles in Europe at that time, the Italian and French style, raged a fierce intellectual battle that was triggered by Lully and Louis XIV and to the French Revolution lasted. This
concerned above all the opera, instrumental music was considered low class.
finally got the orchestral suite at the same time of meaning as the Italian Concerto.
recorded in the last works of this kind, even from the new way of both species eventually emerged the classical symphony.
This transitional phase of works such as the Ouvertures of Arne and Boyce or Pugnani very clear.
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Concerti Grossi Op.6 [Georg Friedrich Handel]
From Handel exist two sets of Concerti Grossi, the 6 and 12 concerts concerts Op.3 Op.12. Where
represent the first collection no real Concerti Grossi, but rather are referred to as the Brandenburg Concertos of Bach and Vivaldi concertos of Dresden or Heinichen, a "Concert pour plusieurs instruments" (concertos for multiple instruments) would need.
Op.12 contrast, set right Concerti Grossi after Corelli's model or a model for Roman dar.
(GF Handel, painting by T. Hudson) The form of the Concerto Grosso was around the last third of the 17 Century in Rome.
was there for festivities at the courts of princes of the church and the exliierten Swedish Queen Christina, where big concerts often with more than 150 musicians.
These great concerts have been performed at the high religious holidays and the high office. In all Rome there were such events, with the exception of the Vatican, because of the holiest church in Christendom instruments were still not allowed.
Handel became acquainted with these performances, and even played alongside Corelli and Scarlatti. The Concerto Grosso
emerged from the Sonata, as of Bertali, Uccelini and many others had been developed. The Concerto Grosso, however, was occupied more than the Sonata, exclusively for Thought strings and has a very distinctive style element: the orchestra (tutti) is in constant dialogue with 2 or 4 violins (Concertino) in the end it was there only a short step to a solo concert.
The Concerto Grosso is not, as the later (Solo) Concerto Baroque, in three movements, but usually consist of several sentences and for the first time by a certain formal similarity to the French orchestral suite. Especially as the
Concerti da Camera (that Concerti Grossi for secular reasons) also have dances, while the Concerti da Chiesa (church concerts for spiritual reasons), only stylized sets with names such as Largo, Presto, Allegro exhibit.
These dances, however, have no resemblance to the French counterparts. Most of the time
collections include 6 or 12 concerts each of which half is with "da chiesa" and inscribed "da camera".
The names for the "purpose" is also an adoption of the sonatas.
in Handel and many other composers of the late Baroque there is this division no longer, as the concerts long ago converted to pure concert music and completely detached from the spiritual context. Just like the oratorios, though they had biblical themes, but only rarely were performed in sacred spaces.
Or the great motets in France which, although in Versailles still play at the fair, in Paris, however long ago as concert works in the "Concert Spirituel" lists, and often extra composes it were - characteristically often in conjunction with Italian concertos by Corelli, Torelli and Vivaldi.
[large Baroque Festival in the Palazzo Barberini in Rome] The Concerto Grosso reached its first great flowering of Arcangelo Corelli and his 12 concerts Op.6.
These concerts spread like no other collection of works throughout Europe and influenced a whole generation of composers. Corelli was the antithesis of Italian composer Lully and both became leading figures of the two national styles.
Couperin took this circumstance as an opportunity to both composers apotheoses write and let them play together in Elysium.
Although it always is, in France, the Italian style rigorously rejected, that is not quite right. Many composers also composed fascinated by Corelli, and similar works in the collection of Hofmelodien that Louis XIV personally chose, there are also quite a few works of Corelli!
created Subsequently, countless concerts in the style of Corelli.
are particularly worth mentioning the 12 Concerti "L'Estro Armonico" by Vivaldi, which, however, remove very model of Corelli and usher in a sense the Venetian concerto style, which then became popular mostly by Vivaldi, Albinoni and the Marcello brothers in Europe.
H ändel composed his concertos in a breathtakingly short time, they were hardly in a month, you go from 29 September to October 30, 1739 from.
Handel was a genius in the processing of musical material.
This is particularly evident when you get a better insight into the music of the era. He has been evident in Domenico Scarlatti Essercizi by gravicembalo served, which would be shortly after arriving in London in print and published his own works, for example, looted some organ concerts, unlike the short period that the concerts were also hardly explain.
tied the Concerti this not because it would create so stringent, so many masterpieces would be left almost nothing.
Despite it all, stunning plants, as typical for the genus hardly could be.
is unusual, perhaps for the first time that Handel composed these concerts at a time when this genre was almost out of fashion on the continent and was unlikely to have played in this form.
The 30s 18th Century were a difficult time for Handel full of failures and occupational health and disasters.
He not only had to cope with severe financial shock, with Italian opera, he had no success, the last great success, "Alcina" lay back more than 4 years. The opera dispute with the Opera of the Nobility star castrato Farinelli had led to an over-saturation of the public. A stroke was, after the peak of misery.
And yet he recovered and rested, and new ideas.
The concerti are in a sense the opening of Handel's fresh start in England as a composer of oratorios.
in the early Years has been noticed before him, reached the compositions in English and with biblical themes a much larger audience, and always successful.
And with his new oratorio, he could now build on earlier successes.
way he performed in his operas in the Aktpausen organ concerts were conceived as the Concerti Grossi breaks or opening music for the new oratorio.
Man this should not watch something as negative, in the intervals between the acts of an opera or oratorio, the public expected Ebeso quality works.
Handel composed deliberately NOT on the amount of time, compare that with different works of Concerti Sammartini, Stamitz or Rameau knew from the same time, because Handel
his audience and his conservative taste. And success was
he finally right.
The Concerti Grossi thus represent not only a last high point of the genre, but also the end point.
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