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	Christopher Simpson the division viol nr.4 Christopher Simpson wrote wonderful and quite demanding variations for viol on a bass: The division viol nr.4 played at a concert July 2007. Ernst Stolz and Karel Smagge View Video
	Christopher Simpson Pavan from Suite in g minor Sheila and Linda on the treble and bass viola da gamba play Christopher Simpson's (1605-c.1669) Pavan from the suite in g minor at the TEMC Gamba Salon View Video
	Seth Tyler Christopher Simpson Memorial to my son Seth who died of cancer at the age of 14; living only 10 months after diagnosis. These are pictures during the last ten months of his life (thanks Brigette Heye). I never will be able to get over you leaving us Seth. I love you. View Video
	A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell: part 13 - improvising on the nineteen-string "Pixie" harp, chromatic model, as taught by renaissance masters like Christopher Simpson. The revolution in real "minstrel's" harps at prices under $100 from suppliers like Mid-East Mfg Co. in Pakistan, brings a harp - the perfect instrument for making music at home - within reach of even the most modest purse. These 15 video clips give a taste of how one player uses six different models, playing composed tunes and improvising: there will be more about tuning later. There's also a DVD and a web-site. As well as the harps, David also plays flutes, clarinets, guitar, accordion, synthesised strings and bass: where there is spoken text, it's dubbed in English over the original Swedish. http://www.AHarpAtEveryHearth.com http://film.New-Renaissance.com View Video
	A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell: part 10 - improvising on the nineteen-string "Pixie" harp, diatonic model, as taught by renaissance masters like Christopher Simpson. The revolution in real "minstrel's" harps at affordable prices from suppliers like Mid-East Mfg Co. in Pakistan, brings a harp - the perfect instrument for making music at home - within reach of even the most modest purse. These 15 video clips give a taste of how one player uses six different models, playing composed tunes and improvising: there will be more about tuning later. There's also a DVD and a web-site. As well as the harps, David also plays flutes, clarinets, guitar, accordion, synthesised strings and bass: where there is spoken text, it's dubbed in English over the original Swedish. http://www.AHarpAtEveryHearth.com http://film.New-Renaissance.com View Video
	Ring of Power (documentary) - Episode7 (40:22 to 50:... Ring of Power (documentary) by AMENSTOP PRODUCTIONS --------------------------- (40:22 to 50:22) from Episode 7 : CHEATING AT MONOPOLY (52 min.) How many people would play a game of monopoly if the banker was cheating and fixing the rules? Over 6 billion. (start with a submarine picture, rockefeller ends with robbing poor countries thru loans) supplys from rockefeller latin america votes for israel u.n. entry "Blowback" by christopher simpson nazi connection to CIA nazi rocket science, huntsville alabama footage of fdr,stalin,chamberlain federal reserve, russian czar wealth, bank of england next step: western capitalists vs. eastern communist block transfer of nuke tech to russia oppenheimer, rothschild september 1949 soviet a-bomb test arms race, cold war "phony war games" for profit john foster dulles: "with us or against us" recruit 3rd world nations to join a side korea: north vs. south, 38th parallel vietnam: north vs. south maryln monroe footage 1954 "killing fields", millions of tons agent orange veterans speak-out movement 1969, nixon, 500,000 troops kissinger, cambodia and laos may 4 1970, kent univ. demonstrations international monetary fund mega-loans to 3rd-world,debt slavery "like pedophiles in charge of day-care centers" international pawn shops, rob the poor rape natural resources to pay off interest --------------------------- The Producer is an experienced, award winning documentary filmmaker who, as a child, learned that her father was a member of the secretive cult of Freemasonry. She recalls many arguments between her parents over her father's secret meetings and the exclusion of women from the brotherhood. The Masonic ring that her father wore had been passed down from father to son over the generations. When she asked her father about the meaning of the letter "G" and the compass and square on his ring, she got no response. As an adult, she decided to investigate. That investigation grew into four years of intensive research into the identity and history of the diabolical globalists who she calls the "Ring of Power". Their goal is one World Empire and one world ruler. View Video
	MODEL RAILROAD A TOUR OF A WORKING MODEL RAILROAD COMPLETE WITH SCENERY THAT WAS CREATED BY CHRISTOPHER SIMPSON IN MASSACHUSETTS USA....MODEL RAILROAD View Video
	A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell: part 12 - a tune played on the nineteen-string "Pixie" harp, chromatic model: James Scott Skinner's "Prof. Blackie", c:a 1900 Aberdeen. The revolution in real "minstrel's" harps at affordable prices from suppliers like Mid-East Mfg Co. in Pakistan, brings a harp - the perfect instrument for making music at home - within reach of even the most modest purse. These 15 video clips give a taste of how one player uses six different models, playing composed tunes and improvising: there will be more about tuning later. There's also a DVD and a web-site. As well as the harps, David also plays flutes, clarinets, guitar, accordion, synthesised strings and bass: where there is spoken text, it's dubbed in English over the original Swedish. http://www.AHarpAtEveryHearth.com http://film.New-Renaissance.com View Video
	A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell: Part 15 - a tune played on the 22-string "Heather" harp, chromatic model: a Christmas tune made by David and Vendela as she re-told the story of the birth of the new babe. The revolution in real "minstrel's" harps, at prices under $100 from suppliers like Mid-East Mfg Co. in Pakistan, brings a harp - the perfect instrument for making music at home - within reach of even the most modest purse. These 15 video clips give a taste of how one player uses six different models, playing composed tunes and improvising: there will be more about tuning later. There's also a DVD and a web-site. As well as the harps, David also plays flutes, clarinets, guitar, accordion, synthesised strings and bass: where there is spoken text, it's dubbed in English over the original Swedish. http://www.AHarpAtEveryHearth.com http://film.New-Renaissance.com View Video
	A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell: part 14 - improvising on the 22-string "Heather" harp, chromatic model, based on "The Dark Island", from the Hebrides. The revolution in real "minstrel's" harps at prices under $100 from suppliers like Mid-East Mfg Co. in Pakistan, brings a harp - the perfect instrument for making music at home - within reach of even the most modest purse. These 15 video clips give a taste of how one player uses six different models, playing composed tunes and improvising: there will be more about tuning later. There's also a DVD and a web-site. As well as the harps, David also plays flutes, clarinets, guitar, accordion, synthesised strings and bass: where there is spoken text, it's dubbed in English over the original Swedish. http://www.AHarpAtEveryHearth.com http://film.New-Renaissance.com View Video
	A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell: part 6 - playing a tune of 9 notes on the twelve-string "Baby" harp. The revolution in real "minstrel's" harps, at prices under $100 from suppliers like Mid-East Mfg Co. in Pakistan, brings a harp - the perfect instrument for making music at home - within reach of even the most modest purse. These 15 video clips give a taste of how one player uses six different models, playing composed tunes and improvising: there will be more about tuning later. There's also a DVD and a web-site. As well as the harps, David also plays flutes, clarinets, guitar, accordion, synthesised strings and bass: where there is spoken text, it's dubbed in English over the original Swedish. http://www.AHarpAtEveryHearth.com http://film.New-Renaissance.com View Video
	A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell: Part 1 - introduction: The revolution in real "minstrel's" harps, at prices under $100 from suppliers like Mid-East Mfg Co. in Pakistan, brings a harp - the perfect instrument for making music at home - within reach of even the most modest purse. These 15 video clips give a taste of how one player uses six different models, playing composed tunes and improvising: there will be more about tuning later. There's also a DVD and a web-site. As well as the harps, David also plays flutes, clarinets, guitar, accordion, synthesised strings and bass: where there is spoken text, it's dubbed in English over the original Swedish. Different ways of thinking about harps and harp-playing: you can play • with or without written music • alone or with others • with several harps together, or one harp with other instruments • with the harp in the foreground, or the harp in the background accompanying others, voices or other instruments • someone else's music (e.g. Mozart's) or you can play your own • with or without a teacher • pieces of music or pure feelings • melody or harmony - or both • harmony as chords, or as separate melodic parts • with the harp between your knees, on your lap, on the floor, on a table, on a stool • resting it on your right shoulder, or on your left • holding it vertical with the sound-box nearest you, or furthest away from you, or you have can it horizontal with the flesh of your fingers, or with your finger nails • with nylon strings, or gut strings, or brass strings • with semitone levers or you can re-tune the strings; you can have semitone levers without using them; you can take the semitone levers off. http://www.AHarpAtEveryHearth.com http://film.New-Renaissance.com View Video
	A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell: part 9 - a tune played on the nineteen-string "Pixie" harp, diatonic model, "Mr. Porter's Delight", 17th C. London. The revolution in real "minstrel's" harps, at prices under $100 from suppliers like Mid-East Mfg Co. in Pakistan, brings a harp - the perfect instrument for making music at home - within reach of even the most modest purse. These 15 video clips give a taste of how one player uses six different models, playing composed tunes and improvising: there will be more about tuning later. There's also a DVD and a web-site. As well as the harps, David also plays flutes, clarinets, guitar, accordion, synthesised strings and bass: where there is spoken text, it's dubbed in English over the original Swedish. http://www.AHarpAtEveryHearth.com http://film.New-Renaissance.com View Video
	A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell: part 7 - a favourite Swedish children's song, played on the nineteen-string "Pixie" harp, diatonic model. The revolution in real "minstrel's" harps, at prices under $100 from suppliers like Mid-East Mfg Co. in Pakistan, brings a harp - the perfect instrument for making music at home - within reach of even the most modest purse. These 15 video clips give a taste of how one player uses six different models, playing composed tunes and improvising: there will be more about tuning later. There's also a DVD and a web-site. As well as the harps, David also plays flutes, clarinets, guitar, accordion, synthesised strings and bass: where there is spoken text, it's dubbed in English over the original Swedish. http://www.AHarpAtEveryHearth.com http://film.New-Renaissance.com View Video
	A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell: part 8 - a tune played on the nineteen-string "Pixie" harp, diatonic model, "Lady Sand's Delight", 17th C. London. The revolution in real "minstrel's" harps, at prices under $100 from suppliers like Mid-East Mfg Co. in Pakistan, brings a harp - the perfect instrument for making music at home - within reach of even the most modest purse. These 15 video clips give a taste of how one player uses six different models, playing composed tunes and improvising: there will be more about tuning later. There's also a DVD and a web-site. As well as the harps, David also plays flutes, clarinets, guitar, accordion, synthesised strings and bass: where there is spoken text, it's dubbed in English over the original Swedish. http://www.AHarpAtEveryHearth.com http://film.New-Renaissance.com View Video
	A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell: part 11 - a tune played on the nineteen-string "Pixie" harp, chromatic model: "Cassandra", 17th C. Sweden. The revolution in real "minstrel's" harps at affordable prices from suppliers like Mid-East Mfg Co. in Pakistan, brings a harp - the perfect instrument for making music at home - within reach of even the most modest purse. These 15 video clips give a taste of how one player uses six different models, playing composed tunes and improvising: there will be more about tuning later. There's also a DVD and a web-site. As well as the harps, David also plays flutes, clarinets, guitar, accordion, synthesised strings and bass: where there is spoken text, it's dubbed in English over the original Swedish. http://www.AHarpAtEveryHearth.com http://film.New-Renaissance.com View Video
	A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell: part 3 A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell Part 3: eight-note "Lily" harp, playing a favourite Swedish hymn with eight notes. The revolution in real "minstrel's" harps, at prices under $100 from suppliers like Mid-East Mfg Co. in Pakistan, brings a harp - the perfect instrument for making music at home - within reach of even the most modest purse. These 15 video clips give a taste of how one player uses six different models, playing composed tunes and improvising: there will be more about tuning later. There's also a DVD and a web-site. As well as the harps, David also plays flutes, clarinets, guitar, accordion, synthesised strings and bass: where there is spoken text, it's dubbed in English over the original Swedish. http://www.AHarpAtEveryHearth.com http://film.New-Renaissance.com View Video
	A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell: part 2 A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell Part 2: eight-stringed "Lily" harp, playing a children's song with three notes. The revolution in real "minstrel's" harps, at prices under $100 from suppliers like Mid-East Mfg Co. in Pakistan, brings a harp - the perfect instrument for making music at home - within reach of even the most modest purse. These 15 video clips give a taste of how one player uses six different models, playing composed tunes and improvising: there will be more about tuning later. There's also a DVD and a web-site. As well as the harps, David also plays flutes, clarinets, guitar, accordion, synthesised strings and bass: where there is spoken text, it's dubbed in English over the original Swedish. http://www.AHarpAtEveryHearth.com http://film.New-Renaissance.com View Video
	A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell: Part 4 A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell Part 4: re-tuning from 'doh-doh' to 'soh-soh' The revolution in real "minstrel's" harps, at prices under $100 from suppliers like Mid-East Mfg Co. in Pakistan,brings a harp - the perfect instrument for making music at home - within reach of even the most modest purse. These 15 video clips give a taste of how one player uses six different models, playing composed tunes and improvising: there will be more about tuning later. There's also a DVD and a web-site. As well as the harps, David also plays flutes, clarinets, guitar, accordion, synthesised strings and bass: where there is spoken text, it's dubbed in English over the original Swedish. http://www.AHarpAtEveryHearth.com http://film.New-Renaissance.com View Video
	A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell: part 5 A Harp at Every Hearth: David Kettlewell Part 5: eight-stringed "Lily" harp, "My Bonnie" with the scale soh-soh. The revolution in real "minstrel's" harps, at prices under $100 from suppliers like Mid-East Mfg Co. in Pakistan, brings a harp - the perfect instrument for making music at home - within reach of even the most modest purse. These 15 video clips give a taste of how one player uses six different models, playing composed tunes and improvising: there will be more about tuning later. There's also a DVD and a web-site. As well as the harps, David also plays flutes, clarinets, guitar, accordion, synthesised strings and bass: where there is spoken text, it's dubbed in English over the original Swedish. http://www.AHarpAtEveryHearth.com http://film.New-Renaissance.com View Video

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