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1888, the year of the death of the composer Charles-Valentin Alkan (Chopin's friend and neighbour) is also the year of the earliest surviving recording of music and earliest recorded film. Combined on this video is the earliest surviving recording of music (a live performance of Handel's oratorio Israel in Egypt conducted by Sir August Manns, recorded by Edison engineer George E. Gouraud at Crystal Palace, London, England, 29th June 1888) and the earliest surviving recorded film (shot by Louis Aimé Augustin Le Prince in Leeds, England in October 1888): Roundhay Garden Scene (filmed 14 October 1888) and Traffic Crossing Leeds Bridge (filmed late October 1888). In the Roundhay Garden Scene (filmed in the garden of the Whitley family home in Oakwood Grange Road, Roundhay, Leeds, England) are the following people (from the left at beginning of sequence): Adolphe Le Prince (the film maker's son), Miss Harriet Hartley, Mrs. Sarah Whitley, (the film maker's mother-in-law), and Joseph Whitley (the film maker's business partner). The original film was shot at 12 frames per second and lasts 2 seconds. Traffic Crossing Leeds Bridge was filmed in Leeds, England in late October 1888, at 20 frames per second. For more information on the 1888 Crystal Palace recordings visit the following excellent youtube page: watch?v=-qDwz3JdD1c
Albert Hunt recalls the Great Blizzard of 1888 in Winsted Connecticut. He worked for Dowd Printing Co. on North Main Street.
This is a wire recording from 1949 made at Pete's Steak & Lobster House on Elm Street in Winsted. Also hear "Buddy" Ryan who intruduces Mr. Hunt. Recording made by Howard Deming who was 8 years old in 1888. He remembered the snow so deep he could walk on the snow and sit on the telephone pole cross bars. In the days before the storm, it was warm and balmy. People were outside preparing their gardens for what seemed like an early spring, but the barometer was falling.
Special thanks to the Connecticut Historical Society for the photographs.
Drifts were reported to average 30--40 feet (9.1--12 m), over the tops of houses from New York to New England, with reports of drifts covering 3-story houses. The highest drift (52 feet or 16 metres) was recorded in Gravesend, New York. It was reported that 58 inches (150 cm) of snow fell in Saratoga Springs, New York; 48 inches (120 cm) in Albany, New York; 45 inches (110 cm) of snow in New Haven, Connecticut; and 22 inches (56 cm) of snow in New York City.[5] The storm also produced severe winds; 80 miles per hour (129 km/h) wind gusts were reported, although the highest official report in New York City was 40 miles per hour (64 km/h), with a 54 miles per hour (87 km/h) gust reported at Block Island.[5] New York's Central Park Observatory reported a minimum temperature of 6 °F (−14 °C), and a daytime average of 9 °F (−13 °C) on March 13, the coldest ever for March.[5]
- published: 25 Feb 2011
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This is it! The Election playlist is done! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8C7B72D8B769A0A0
- published: 27 Jun 2016
- views: 1796
Recordings made at the very birth of recorded sound, by George Gouraud, Edison's representative in London, including recordings made at a dinner attended by Sir Arthur Sullivan on October 5th 1888. The video also features other historic sound recordings from 1888, 1907 and 1912, including recordings made by Savoyard Walter Passmore, as well as historic movies filmed in England and Ireland in 1888, 1896, 1898, 1900 and 1903,
- published: 15 Jan 2013
- views: 37429
This fascinating piece comes from the pages of the first National Geographic Magazine and was released in the public domain by Librivox Recordings.
- published: 15 Jun 2014
- views: 9579
The good news about God Series.....The Return of the Fourth Angel! A look at what really happened to the Seventh-day Adventist Church in 1888 with the message of A.T. Jones and E.J. Waggoner.........It is important that we know the facts!!! for more information please see our website: www.exposingdeceptions.org
- published: 06 Apr 2013
- views: 37509
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The 26th episode in a very long series about the American presidential elections from 1788 to the present. I hope to have them done by Election Day 2016. In 1888, Cleveland tries to get re-elected, but tariffs remain popular in his home state of New York.
Feeling extra dorky? Then visit here:
http://www.countingthevotes.com/1888
The 26th Presidential election in American history took place on November 6, 1888. My birthday, again. Is that why I love this stuff? Grover Cleveland had a solid first term. The country was at peace and the economy...fantastic. He even got married, to Frances Folsom, who, at 21 years old, became the youngest First Lady in American history. Cleveland was a fairly popular dude with lots of integrity. If Cleveland was alive today, he’d be called a libertarian. He vetoed a lot of bills, tried to reduce government spending, had a non interventionist foreign policy, and wanted free trade.
Cleveland was unanimously re-nominated by the Democratic Party, which was special because this was the first time a Democratic President had been renominated since Martin Van Buren in 1840. Since his former Vice President, Thomas Hendricks, had died while in office, he needed a new one, so the Democrats nominated Allen Thurman, a former Senator from Ohio, to run with him this time.
You know how I mentioned free trade? Well many people were upset with Cleveland’s free trade leanings, and they wanted a higher tariff to protect American industries. Many Americans in industrial states wanted to vote against Cleveland because they feared losing their jobs, and they looked again to the Republicans.
James Blaine decided not to run for President this time because he feared he might just further divide the Republican Party. He backed both Benjamin Harrison, a Senator from Indiana and grandson of former President William Henry Harrison, and John Sherman, who again was a Senator from Ohio and running a second time.
The Republicans went with Harrison, because he was a Civil War veteran who was popular with other veterans and could give a darn good speech. Oh yeah, and he lived in a swing state. Thanks electoral college! Levi Morton, a New York City banker and former Representative and Minister to France, was his running mate.
It’s time for third parties! I will only mention two of them as the others were, um, pretty irrelevant. No offense, United Labor Party!
The Prohibition Party kept gaining momentum. They nominated Clinton Fisk, a general from New York, with John Brooks as running mate. As I tried to research Brooks on the internet, I couldn’t find much at all. I do know he was a human being. I think.
A new political party, the Union Labor Party, were a ragtag bunch with wide ranging views, but they were all united to fight for worker rights. They nominated Alson Streeter, a former Greenbacker and farmer and miner from Illinois. His running mate was lumberman Charles Cunningham, from Arkansas.
The campaigns between the two front runners, Cleveland and Harrison, were intense, as it looked to be a super close election. The main issue, of course, was tariffs. Cleveland wanted less, and Harrison more. While Cleveland still did not actively campaign as most presidential candidates did not before him, Harrison did so, enthusiastically giving many speeches from his front porch of his Indianapolis home to many newspaper reporters. His front porch campaign was similar to James Garfield, and it worked well for him, so why not?
So here is one development that was pretty messed up. Leading up to the election, it was exposed that William Wade Dudley, the Treasurer of the Republican National Committee, was caught buying votes in Indiana for Harrison. Remember, Indiana was a swing state so this was a big deal. The outcry of this scandal is the reason why ballots after this were cast in secret and not out in the open.
- published: 02 May 2016
- views: 1273
Fotos legitimas da Escravatura no Brasil entre os anos de 1860-1888 - fotos da vida diária, quitandeiras, colhedores da café, ama, garimpeiros tiradas na Bahia, Rio de Janeiro e no Vale do Paraíba .
- published: 20 Nov 2013
- views: 21856
2076(B)+ 1888+1776
Greek Nusic Mode in Ancient Times
古代ギリシア旋法
Dorian,Phrygian,Lydian mode
ドリアン,フリギアン,フリジアン旋法,グレゴリアン,gregoloan mode,教会旋法,Deities’ harmony over Japan and Sumer
日本とシュメールをつなぐ神々のハーモニー
○古代ギリシアのフリギア旋法（ウィキペディア百科事典より）
エンハーモニック・ゲノスのE上のフリギア・トノス (線はエンハーモニックのテトラコルドを示す) Greek Phrygian mode on E, enharmonic genus.mid Play
フリギアの「トノス」や「ハルモニア」は、アナトリアの古代王国フリギアからその名を得ている。古代ギリシアのフリギアのトノスによるオクターブ種（音階）は、ディアトニックのゲノスの場合、中世と現代のドリア旋法に対応する。
ギリシア音楽理論でこの名で呼ばれたハルモニアは、トノスに基づき、その音階あるいはオクターブ種はテトラコルドから作られ、これはディアトニックのゲノスでは全音-半音-全音という一連の上昇音程から成り立つ (クロマティックのゲノスでは短三度と続く2つの半音、エンハーモニックのゲノスでは長三度と2つの四分音から成り立つ)。オクターブ種は1つの全音を挟んだ2つのテトラコルドの上に構築される。これはピアノの白鍵をDからDへ弾いたものに相当する。
＋Himiko’s Music Scale 卑弥呼の音階
Mystery of “Yona-nuki” Music Scale
謎のヨナ抜き音階
Japanese archaeologists claim that Japanese ancient music was first imported into Japan from China, however artistically it differs from the music of the corresponding Chinese form yayue which is a term reserved for ceremonial music.
One of them, they claim, is Gagaku, Classical Music at Imperial Court in Kyoto.
日本の考古学の先生たちは、こう主張しています。
日本の古代の音楽は、アジア大陸の諸国からもたらされたものである、と。
アジア大陸の諸国からもたらされた、音楽や舞に、上代以前から伝わる音楽や舞が融合し日本化した芸術で、10世紀頃に大まかな形態が成立し、今日まで伝承されている、と。
その一例として、雅楽をあげています。元は、奈良時代にまでさかのぼる、と。
つまりこの日本には何もなかったという先入観が、その前提になっているようです。
が、本当にそうでしょうか？
何でもかんでも、「トライ」「トライ」「渡来文化」と。
こうした発想そのものが、私はおかしいと言っているのです。
現に今、この世界で、１９００年前の音楽を、今に伝えているのは、この日本をおいて、ほかにないのです。
肝心の中国にも、アジアにも、ないのです。
Gagaku (雅楽 gagaku, ancient imperial court music and
dances, lit. "elegant music") is a type of Japanese
classical music that has been performed at the
Imperial Court in Kyoto for several centuries.
アジア大陸の諸国からもたらされた音楽や舞に、上代以前
から伝わる音楽や舞が融合し日本化した芸術で、10世紀頃
に大まかな形態が成立し、今日まで伝承されている。
元は、奈良時代にまでさかのぼる。
This kind of music was first imported into Japan from
China, however artistically it differs from the music
of the corresponding Chinese form yayue which is
a term reserved for ceremonial music.
Gagaku consists of three primary repertoires:
（１） Native Shinto religious music and folk songs and dance,
called kuniburi no utamai
（２）A Goguryeo and Manchurian form, called komagaku
(named after Koma, one of the Three Kingdoms)
（３）A Chinese and South Asian form (specifically Tang
Dynasty), called Tōgaku.
現在においては、
（１） 国風歌舞（くにぶりのうたまい） — 日本古来の歌謡
をもとに平安期に完成された、神道や皇室に深い関
わりをもつ歌舞。
（２） 大陸系の楽舞 — 5世紀頃から9世紀頃までの間に大陸
から伝わった楽舞をもとに日本で作られた、中国、
天竺、林邑系の唐楽（とうがく）と、朝鮮半島、
渤海系の高麗楽（こまがく）。
（３） 謡物（うたいもの） — 日本古来の民詩や漢詩に節づけをし、
大陸からの渡来楽器による伴奏をともなう平安期に作られた歌曲。
の三つに大別される。
These are based upon Hiroshi Hayashi’s original ideas. Please keep it in your mind that no one is allowed to reproduce its content for any purpose without my permission and my name.
どなたもアイデア、理論の盗用、流用、転用はできません。
引用のときは、かならず「出典：はやし浩司：YOUTUBE動画＃～～～」、クレジットを明記してください。
Oct. 21st, 2016+June 14th, 2016+March 04th, 2016+Sep.28th, 2015
はやし浩司
Hiroshi Hayashi
We have another history, hidden behind secret, which has been warped since the beginning days of the humans' history.
私たち人間には、人間がまだ知らない、隠されたもうひとつの歴史がある。
- published: 21 Oct 2016
- views: 229
1888
1888 (MDCCCLXXXVIII) was a leap year starting on Sunday (dominical letter AG) of the Gregorian calendar and a leap year starting on Friday (dominical letter CB) of the Julian calendar, the 1888th year of the Common Era (CE) and Anno Domini (AD) designations, the 888th year of the 2nd millennium, the 88th year of the 19th century, and the 9th year of the 1880s decade. Note that the Julian day for 1888 is 12 calendar days difference, which continued to be used from 1582 until the complete conversion of the Gregorian calendar was entirely done in 1929. In Germany, 1888 is known as the Year of the Three Emperors. Currently, it is the year that, when written in Roman numerals, has the most digits (13). This will be surpassed as late as 2888.
Events
January–March
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2:38Earliest surviving film and sound recording 1888
Earliest surviving film and sound recording 1888Earliest surviving film and sound recording 1888
1888, the year of the death of the composer Charles-Valentin Alkan (Chopin's friend and neighbour) is also the year of the earliest surviving recording of music and earliest recorded film. Combined on this video is the earliest surviving recording of music (a live performance of Handel's oratorio Israel in Egypt conducted by Sir August Manns, recorded by Edison engineer George E. Gouraud at Crystal Palace, London, England, 29th June 1888) and the earliest surviving recorded film (shot by Louis Aimé Augustin Le Prince in Leeds, England in October 1888): Roundhay Garden Scene (filmed 14 October 1888) and Traffic Crossing Leeds Bridge (filmed late October 1888). In the Roundhay Garden Scene (filmed in the garden of the Whitley family home in Oakwood Grange Road, Roundhay, Leeds, England) are the following people (from the left at beginning of sequence): Adolphe Le Prince (the film maker's son), Miss Harriet Hartley, Mrs. Sarah Whitley, (the film maker's mother-in-law), and Joseph Whitley (the film maker's business partner). The original film was shot at 12 frames per second and lasts 2 seconds. Traffic Crossing Leeds Bridge was filmed in Leeds, England in late October 1888, at 20 frames per second. For more information on the 1888 Crystal Palace recordings visit the following excellent youtube page: watch?v=-qDwz3JdD1c -
3:33Blizzard of 1888, Eye witness account by Albert Hunt recorded in 1949
Blizzard of 1888, Eye witness account by Albert Hunt recorded in 1949Blizzard of 1888, Eye witness account by Albert Hunt recorded in 1949
Albert Hunt recalls the Great Blizzard of 1888 in Winsted Connecticut. He worked for Dowd Printing Co. on North Main Street. This is a wire recording from 1949 made at Pete's Steak & Lobster House on Elm Street in Winsted. Also hear "Buddy" Ryan who intruduces Mr. Hunt. Recording made by Howard Deming who was 8 years old in 1888. He remembered the snow so deep he could walk on the snow and sit on the telephone pole cross bars. In the days before the storm, it was warm and balmy. People were outside preparing their gardens for what seemed like an early spring, but the barometer was falling. Special thanks to the Connecticut Historical Society for the photographs. Drifts were reported to average 30--40 feet (9.1--12 m), over the tops of houses from New York to New England, with reports of drifts covering 3-story houses. The highest drift (52 feet or 16 metres) was recorded in Gravesend, New York. It was reported that 58 inches (150 cm) of snow fell in Saratoga Springs, New York; 48 inches (120 cm) in Albany, New York; 45 inches (110 cm) of snow in New Haven, Connecticut; and 22 inches (56 cm) of snow in New York City.[5] The storm also produced severe winds; 80 miles per hour (129 km/h) wind gusts were reported, although the highest official report in New York City was 40 miles per hour (64 km/h), with a 54 miles per hour (87 km/h) gust reported at Block Island.[5] New York's Central Park Observatory reported a minimum temperature of 6 °F (−14 °C), and a daytime average of 9 °F (−13 °C) on March 13, the coldest ever for March.[5] -
12:47The Election of 1888 Explained
The Election of 1888 ExplainedThe Election of 1888 Explained
This is it! The Election playlist is done! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8C7B72D8B769A0A0 -
16:57A dinner with Sir Arthur Sullivan (rare 1888 recordings)
A dinner with Sir Arthur Sullivan (rare 1888 recordings)A dinner with Sir Arthur Sullivan (rare 1888 recordings)
Recordings made at the very birth of recorded sound, by George Gouraud, Edison's representative in London, including recordings made at a dinner attended by Sir Arthur Sullivan on October 5th 1888. The video also features other historic sound recordings from 1888, 1907 and 1912, including recordings made by Savoyard Walter Passmore, as well as historic movies filmed in England and Ireland in 1888, 1896, 1898, 1900 and 1903, -
65:52GREAT BLIZZARD OF 1888 - NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC - PUBLIC DOMAIN
GREAT BLIZZARD OF 1888 - NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC - PUBLIC DOMAINGREAT BLIZZARD OF 1888 - NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC - PUBLIC DOMAIN
This fascinating piece comes from the pages of the first National Geographic Magazine and was released in the public domain by Librivox Recordings. -
103:02The Return of the 4th Angel(1888 Message)~Latter Rain~Jones & Waggoner
The Return of the 4th Angel(1888 Message)~Latter Rain~Jones & WaggonerThe Return of the 4th Angel(1888 Message)~Latter Rain~Jones & Waggoner
The good news about God Series.....The Return of the Fourth Angel! A look at what really happened to the Seventh-day Adventist Church in 1888 with the message of A.T. Jones and E.J. Waggoner.........It is important that we know the facts!!! for more information please see our website: www.exposingdeceptions.org -
5:33The American Presidential Election of 1888
The American Presidential Election of 1888The American Presidential Election of 1888
Mr. Beat's band: http://electricneedleroom.net/ Mr. Beat on Twitter: https://twitter.com/beatmastermatt Help Mr. Beat spend more time making videos: https://www.patreon.com/iammrbeat The 26th episode in a very long series about the American presidential elections from 1788 to the present. I hope to have them done by Election Day 2016. In 1888, Cleveland tries to get re-elected, but tariffs remain popular in his home state of New York. Feeling extra dorky? Then visit here: http://www.countingthevotes.com/1888 The 26th Presidential election in American history took place on November 6, 1888. My birthday, again. Is that why I love this stuff? Grover Cleveland had a solid first term. The country was at peace and the economy...fantastic. He even got married, to Frances Folsom, who, at 21 years old, became the youngest First Lady in American history. Cleveland was a fairly popular dude with lots of integrity. If Cleveland was alive today, he’d be called a libertarian. He vetoed a lot of bills, tried to reduce government spending, had a non interventionist foreign policy, and wanted free trade. Cleveland was unanimously re-nominated by the Democratic Party, which was special because this was the first time a Democratic President had been renominated since Martin Van Buren in 1840. Since his former Vice President, Thomas Hendricks, had died while in office, he needed a new one, so the Democrats nominated Allen Thurman, a former Senator from Ohio, to run with him this time. You know how I mentioned free trade? Well many people were upset with Cleveland’s free trade leanings, and they wanted a higher tariff to protect American industries. Many Americans in industrial states wanted to vote against Cleveland because they feared losing their jobs, and they looked again to the Republicans. James Blaine decided not to run for President this time because he feared he might just further divide the Republican Party. He backed both Benjamin Harrison, a Senator from Indiana and grandson of former President William Henry Harrison, and John Sherman, who again was a Senator from Ohio and running a second time. The Republicans went with Harrison, because he was a Civil War veteran who was popular with other veterans and could give a darn good speech. Oh yeah, and he lived in a swing state. Thanks electoral college! Levi Morton, a New York City banker and former Representative and Minister to France, was his running mate. It’s time for third parties! I will only mention two of them as the others were, um, pretty irrelevant. No offense, United Labor Party! The Prohibition Party kept gaining momentum. They nominated Clinton Fisk, a general from New York, with John Brooks as running mate. As I tried to research Brooks on the internet, I couldn’t find much at all. I do know he was a human being. I think. A new political party, the Union Labor Party, were a ragtag bunch with wide ranging views, but they were all united to fight for worker rights. They nominated Alson Streeter, a former Greenbacker and farmer and miner from Illinois. His running mate was lumberman Charles Cunningham, from Arkansas. The campaigns between the two front runners, Cleveland and Harrison, were intense, as it looked to be a super close election. The main issue, of course, was tariffs. Cleveland wanted less, and Harrison more. While Cleveland still did not actively campaign as most presidential candidates did not before him, Harrison did so, enthusiastically giving many speeches from his front porch of his Indianapolis home to many newspaper reporters. His front porch campaign was similar to James Garfield, and it worked well for him, so why not? So here is one development that was pretty messed up. Leading up to the election, it was exposed that William Wade Dudley, the Treasurer of the Republican National Committee, was caught buying votes in Indiana for Harrison. Remember, Indiana was a swing state so this was a big deal. The outcry of this scandal is the reason why ballots after this were cast in secret and not out in the open. -
8:2913 de maio de 1888, abolição da escravidão
13 de maio de 1888, abolição da escravidão -
3:22Fotos da Escravatura no Brasil entre 1860-1888
Fotos da Escravatura no Brasil entre 1860-1888Fotos da Escravatura no Brasil entre 1860-1888
Fotos legitimas da Escravatura no Brasil entre os anos de 1860-1888 - fotos da vida diária, quitandeiras, colhedores da café, ama, garimpeiros tiradas na Bahia, Rio de Janeiro e no Vale do Paraíba . -
20:492076B（#1888）古代ギリシア音楽・フリジアン旋法＋日本音階byはやし浩司
2076B（#1888）古代ギリシア音楽・フリジアン旋法＋日本音階byはやし浩司2076B（#1888）古代ギリシア音楽・フリジアン旋法＋日本音階byはやし浩司
2076(B)+ 1888+1776 Greek Nusic Mode in Ancient Times 古代ギリシア旋法 Dorian,Phrygian,Lydian mode ドリアン,フリギアン,フリジアン旋法,グレゴリアン,gregoloan mode,教会旋法,Deities’ harmony over Japan and Sumer 日本とシュメールをつなぐ神々のハーモニー ○古代ギリシアのフリギア旋法（ウィキペディア百科事典より） エンハーモニック・ゲノスのE上のフリギア・トノス (線はエンハーモニックのテトラコルドを示す) Greek Phrygian mode on E, enharmonic genus.mid Play フリギアの「トノス」や「ハルモニア」は、アナトリアの古代王国フリギアからその名を得ている。古代ギリシアのフリギアのトノスによるオクターブ種（音階）は、ディアトニックのゲノスの場合、中世と現代のドリア旋法に対応する。 ギリシア音楽理論でこの名で呼ばれたハルモニアは、トノスに基づき、その音階あるいはオクターブ種はテトラコルドから作られ、これはディアトニックのゲノスでは全音-半音-全音という一連の上昇音程から成り立つ (クロマティックのゲノスでは短三度と続く2つの半音、エンハーモニックのゲノスでは長三度と2つの四分音から成り立つ)。オクターブ種は1つの全音を挟んだ2つのテトラコルドの上に構築される。これはピアノの白鍵をDからDへ弾いたものに相当する。 ＋Himiko’s Music Scale 卑弥呼の音階 Mystery of “Yona-nuki” Music Scale 謎のヨナ抜き音階 Japanese archaeologists claim that Japanese ancient music was first imported into Japan from China, however artistically it differs from the music of the corresponding Chinese form yayue which is a term reserved for ceremonial music. One of them, they claim, is Gagaku, Classical Music at Imperial Court in Kyoto. 日本の考古学の先生たちは、こう主張しています。 日本の古代の音楽は、アジア大陸の諸国からもたらされたものである、と。 アジア大陸の諸国からもたらされた、音楽や舞に、上代以前から伝わる音楽や舞が融合し日本化した芸術で、10世紀頃に大まかな形態が成立し、今日まで伝承されている、と。 その一例として、雅楽をあげています。元は、奈良時代にまでさかのぼる、と。 つまりこの日本には何もなかったという先入観が、その前提になっているようです。 が、本当にそうでしょうか？ 何でもかんでも、「トライ」「トライ」「渡来文化」と。 こうした発想そのものが、私はおかしいと言っているのです。 現に今、この世界で、１９００年前の音楽を、今に伝えているのは、この日本をおいて、ほかにないのです。 肝心の中国にも、アジアにも、ないのです。 Gagaku (雅楽 gagaku, ancient imperial court music and dances, lit. "elegant music") is a type of Japanese classical music that has been performed at the Imperial Court in Kyoto for several centuries. アジア大陸の諸国からもたらされた音楽や舞に、上代以前 から伝わる音楽や舞が融合し日本化した芸術で、10世紀頃 に大まかな形態が成立し、今日まで伝承されている。 元は、奈良時代にまでさかのぼる。 This kind of music was first imported into Japan from China, however artistically it differs from the music of the corresponding Chinese form yayue which is a term reserved for ceremonial music. Gagaku consists of three primary repertoires: （１） Native Shinto religious music and folk songs and dance, called kuniburi no utamai （２）A Goguryeo and Manchurian form, called komagaku (named after Koma, one of the Three Kingdoms) （３）A Chinese and South Asian form (specifically Tang Dynasty), called Tōgaku. 現在においては、 （１） 国風歌舞（くにぶりのうたまい） — 日本古来の歌謡 をもとに平安期に完成された、神道や皇室に深い関 わりをもつ歌舞。 （２） 大陸系の楽舞 — 5世紀頃から9世紀頃までの間に大陸 から伝わった楽舞をもとに日本で作られた、中国、 天竺、林邑系の唐楽（とうがく）と、朝鮮半島、 渤海系の高麗楽（こまがく）。 （３） 謡物（うたいもの） — 日本古来の民詩や漢詩に節づけをし、 大陸からの渡来楽器による伴奏をともなう平安期に作られた歌曲。 の三つに大別される。 These are based upon Hiroshi Hayashi’s original ideas. Please keep it in your mind that no one is allowed to reproduce its content for any purpose without my permission and my name. どなたもアイデア、理論の盗用、流用、転用はできません。 引用のときは、かならず「出典：はやし浩司：YOUTUBE動画＃～～～」、クレジットを明記してください。 Oct. 21st, 2016+June 14th, 2016+March 04th, 2016+Sep.28th, 2015 はやし浩司 Hiroshi Hayashi We have another history, hidden behind secret, which has been warped since the beginning days of the humans' history. 私たち人間には、人間がまだ知らない、隠されたもうひとつの歴史がある。
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Earliest surviving film and sound recording 1888
1888, the year of the death of the composer Charles-Valentin Alkan (Chopin's friend and neighbour) is also the year of the earliest surviving recording of music and earliest recorded film. Combined on this video is the earliest surviving recording of music (a live performance of Handel's oratorio Israel in Egypt conducted by Sir August Manns, recorded by Edison engineer George E. Gouraud at Crystal Palace, London, England, 29th June 1888) and the earliest surviving recorded film (shot by Louis Aimé Augustin Le Prince in Leeds, England in October 1888): Roundhay Garden Scene (filmed 14 October 1888) and Traffic Crossing Leeds Bridge (filmed late October 1888). In the Roundhay Garden Scene (filmed in the garden of the Whitley family home in Oakwood Grange Road, Roundhay, Leeds, England) are ...
published: 18 Mar 2011 -
Blizzard of 1888, Eye witness account by Albert Hunt recorded in 1949
Albert Hunt recalls the Great Blizzard of 1888 in Winsted Connecticut. He worked for Dowd Printing Co. on North Main Street. This is a wire recording from 1949 made at Pete's Steak & Lobster House on Elm Street in Winsted. Also hear "Buddy" Ryan who intruduces Mr. Hunt. Recording made by Howard Deming who was 8 years old in 1888. He remembered the snow so deep he could walk on the snow and sit on the telephone pole cross bars. In the days before the storm, it was warm and balmy. People were outside preparing their gardens for what seemed like an early spring, but the barometer was falling. Special thanks to the Connecticut Historical Society for the photographs. Drifts were reported to average 30--40 feet (9.1--12 m), over the tops of houses from New York to New England, with reports of d...
published: 25 Feb 2011 -
The Election of 1888 Explained
This is it! The Election playlist is done! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8C7B72D8B769A0A0
published: 27 Jun 2016 -
A dinner with Sir Arthur Sullivan (rare 1888 recordings)
Recordings made at the very birth of recorded sound, by George Gouraud, Edison's representative in London, including recordings made at a dinner attended by Sir Arthur Sullivan on October 5th 1888. The video also features other historic sound recordings from 1888, 1907 and 1912, including recordings made by Savoyard Walter Passmore, as well as historic movies filmed in England and Ireland in 1888, 1896, 1898, 1900 and 1903,
published: 15 Jan 2013 -
GREAT BLIZZARD OF 1888 - NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC - PUBLIC DOMAIN
This fascinating piece comes from the pages of the first National Geographic Magazine and was released in the public domain by Librivox Recordings.
published: 15 Jun 2014 -
The Return of the 4th Angel(1888 Message)~Latter Rain~Jones & Waggoner
The good news about God Series.....The Return of the Fourth Angel! A look at what really happened to the Seventh-day Adventist Church in 1888 with the message of A.T. Jones and E.J. Waggoner.........It is important that we know the facts!!! for more information please see our website: www.exposingdeceptions.org
published: 06 Apr 2013 -
The American Presidential Election of 1888
Mr. Beat's band: http://electricneedleroom.net/ Mr. Beat on Twitter: https://twitter.com/beatmastermatt Help Mr. Beat spend more time making videos: https://www.patreon.com/iammrbeat The 26th episode in a very long series about the American presidential elections from 1788 to the present. I hope to have them done by Election Day 2016. In 1888, Cleveland tries to get re-elected, but tariffs remain popular in his home state of New York. Feeling extra dorky? Then visit here: http://www.countingthevotes.com/1888 The 26th Presidential election in American history took place on November 6, 1888. My birthday, again. Is that why I love this stuff? Grover Cleveland had a solid first term. The country was at peace and the economy...fantastic. He even got married, to Frances Folsom, who, at 21 yea...
published: 02 May 2016 -
13 de maio de 1888, abolição da escravidão
Cena da minisserie Chiquinha Gonzaga.
published: 29 Sep 2013 -
Fotos da Escravatura no Brasil entre 1860-1888
Fotos legitimas da Escravatura no Brasil entre os anos de 1860-1888 - fotos da vida diária, quitandeiras, colhedores da café, ama, garimpeiros tiradas na Bahia, Rio de Janeiro e no Vale do Paraíba .
published: 20 Nov 2013 -
2076B（#1888）古代ギリシア音楽・フリジアン旋法＋日本音階byはやし浩司
2076(B)+ 1888+1776 Greek Nusic Mode in Ancient Times 古代ギリシア旋法 Dorian,Phrygian,Lydian mode ドリアン,フリギアン,フリジアン旋法,グレゴリアン,gregoloan mode,教会旋法,Deities’ harmony over Japan and Sumer 日本とシュメールをつなぐ神々のハーモニー ○古代ギリシアのフリギア旋法（ウィキペディア百科事典より） エンハーモニック・ゲノスのE上のフリギア・トノス (線はエンハーモニックのテトラコルドを示す) Greek Phrygian mode on E, enharmonic genus.mid Play フリギアの「トノス」や「ハルモニア」は、アナトリアの古代王国フリギアからその名を得ている。古代ギリシアのフリギアのトノスによるオクターブ種（音階）は、ディアトニックのゲノスの場合、中世と現代のドリア旋法に対応する。 ギリシア音楽理論でこの名で呼ばれたハルモニアは、トノスに基づき、その音階あるいはオクターブ種はテトラコルドから作られ、これはディアトニックのゲノスでは全音-半音-全音という一連の上昇音程から成り立つ (クロマティックのゲノスでは短三度と続く2つの半音、エンハーモニックのゲノスでは長三度と2つの四分音から成り立つ)。オクターブ種は1つの全音を挟んだ2つのテトラコルドの上に構築される。これはピアノの白鍵をDからDへ弾いたものに相当する。 ＋Himiko’s Music Scale 卑弥呼の音階 Mystery of “Yona-nuki” Music Scale 謎のヨナ抜き音階 Japanese archaeologists claim that Japanese ancient music was first import...
published: 21 Oct 2016
Earliest surviving film and sound recording 1888
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:38
- Updated: 18 Mar 2011
- views: 1089713
1888, the year of the death of the composer Charles-Valentin Alkan (Chopin's friend and neighbour) is also the year of the earliest surviving recording of music...
1888, the year of the death of the composer Charles-Valentin Alkan (Chopin's friend and neighbour) is also the year of the earliest surviving recording of music and earliest recorded film. Combined on this video is the earliest surviving recording of music (a live performance of Handel's oratorio Israel in Egypt conducted by Sir August Manns, recorded by Edison engineer George E. Gouraud at Crystal Palace, London, England, 29th June 1888) and the earliest surviving recorded film (shot by Louis Aimé Augustin Le Prince in Leeds, England in October 1888): Roundhay Garden Scene (filmed 14 October 1888) and Traffic Crossing Leeds Bridge (filmed late October 1888). In the Roundhay Garden Scene (filmed in the garden of the Whitley family home in Oakwood Grange Road, Roundhay, Leeds, England) are the following people (from the left at beginning of sequence): Adolphe Le Prince (the film maker's son), Miss Harriet Hartley, Mrs. Sarah Whitley, (the film maker's mother-in-law), and Joseph Whitley (the film maker's business partner). The original film was shot at 12 frames per second and lasts 2 seconds. Traffic Crossing Leeds Bridge was filmed in Leeds, England in late October 1888, at 20 frames per second. For more information on the 1888 Crystal Palace recordings visit the following excellent youtube page: watch?v=-qDwz3JdD1c
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1888, the year of the death of the composer Charles-Valentin Alkan (Chopin's friend and neighbour) is also the year of the earliest surviving recording of music and earliest recorded film. Combined on this video is the earliest surviving recording of music (a live performance of Handel's oratorio Israel in Egypt conducted by Sir August Manns, recorded by Edison engineer George E. Gouraud at Crystal Palace, London, England, 29th June 1888) and the earliest surviving recorded film (shot by Louis Aimé Augustin Le Prince in Leeds, England in October 1888): Roundhay Garden Scene (filmed 14 October 1888) and Traffic Crossing Leeds Bridge (filmed late October 1888). In the Roundhay Garden Scene (filmed in the garden of the Whitley family home in Oakwood Grange Road, Roundhay, Leeds, England) are the following people (from the left at beginning of sequence): Adolphe Le Prince (the film maker's son), Miss Harriet Hartley, Mrs. Sarah Whitley, (the film maker's mother-in-law), and Joseph Whitley (the film maker's business partner). The original film was shot at 12 frames per second and lasts 2 seconds. Traffic Crossing Leeds Bridge was filmed in Leeds, England in late October 1888, at 20 frames per second. For more information on the 1888 Crystal Palace recordings visit the following excellent youtube page: watch?v=-qDwz3JdD1c
- published: 18 Mar 2011
- views: 1089713
Blizzard of 1888, Eye witness account by Albert Hunt recorded in 1949
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:33
- Updated: 25 Feb 2011
- views: 26876
Albert Hunt recalls the Great Blizzard of 1888 in Winsted Connecticut. He worked for Dowd Printing Co. on North Main Street.
This is a wire recording from 1949...
Albert Hunt recalls the Great Blizzard of 1888 in Winsted Connecticut. He worked for Dowd Printing Co. on North Main Street.
This is a wire recording from 1949 made at Pete's Steak & Lobster House on Elm Street in Winsted. Also hear "Buddy" Ryan who intruduces Mr. Hunt. Recording made by Howard Deming who was 8 years old in 1888. He remembered the snow so deep he could walk on the snow and sit on the telephone pole cross bars. In the days before the storm, it was warm and balmy. People were outside preparing their gardens for what seemed like an early spring, but the barometer was falling.
Special thanks to the Connecticut Historical Society for the photographs.
Drifts were reported to average 30--40 feet (9.1--12 m), over the tops of houses from New York to New England, with reports of drifts covering 3-story houses. The highest drift (52 feet or 16 metres) was recorded in Gravesend, New York. It was reported that 58 inches (150 cm) of snow fell in Saratoga Springs, New York; 48 inches (120 cm) in Albany, New York; 45 inches (110 cm) of snow in New Haven, Connecticut; and 22 inches (56 cm) of snow in New York City.[5] The storm also produced severe winds; 80 miles per hour (129 km/h) wind gusts were reported, although the highest official report in New York City was 40 miles per hour (64 km/h), with a 54 miles per hour (87 km/h) gust reported at Block Island.[5] New York's Central Park Observatory reported a minimum temperature of 6 °F (−14 °C), and a daytime average of 9 °F (−13 °C) on March 13, the coldest ever for March.[5]
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Albert Hunt recalls the Great Blizzard of 1888 in Winsted Connecticut. He worked for Dowd Printing Co. on North Main Street.
This is a wire recording from 1949 made at Pete's Steak & Lobster House on Elm Street in Winsted. Also hear "Buddy" Ryan who intruduces Mr. Hunt. Recording made by Howard Deming who was 8 years old in 1888. He remembered the snow so deep he could walk on the snow and sit on the telephone pole cross bars. In the days before the storm, it was warm and balmy. People were outside preparing their gardens for what seemed like an early spring, but the barometer was falling.
Special thanks to the Connecticut Historical Society for the photographs.
Drifts were reported to average 30--40 feet (9.1--12 m), over the tops of houses from New York to New England, with reports of drifts covering 3-story houses. The highest drift (52 feet or 16 metres) was recorded in Gravesend, New York. It was reported that 58 inches (150 cm) of snow fell in Saratoga Springs, New York; 48 inches (120 cm) in Albany, New York; 45 inches (110 cm) of snow in New Haven, Connecticut; and 22 inches (56 cm) of snow in New York City.[5] The storm also produced severe winds; 80 miles per hour (129 km/h) wind gusts were reported, although the highest official report in New York City was 40 miles per hour (64 km/h), with a 54 miles per hour (87 km/h) gust reported at Block Island.[5] New York's Central Park Observatory reported a minimum temperature of 6 °F (−14 °C), and a daytime average of 9 °F (−13 °C) on March 13, the coldest ever for March.[5]
- published: 25 Feb 2011
- views: 26876
The Election of 1888 Explained
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:47
- Updated: 27 Jun 2016
- views: 1796
This is it! The Election playlist is done! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8C7B72D8B769A0A0
This is it! The Election playlist is done! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8C7B72D8B769A0A0
wn.com/The Election Of 1888 Explained
This is it! The Election playlist is done! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8C7B72D8B769A0A0
- published: 27 Jun 2016
- views: 1796
A dinner with Sir Arthur Sullivan (rare 1888 recordings)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 16:57
- Updated: 15 Jan 2013
- views: 37429
Recordings made at the very birth of recorded sound, by George Gouraud, Edison's representative in London, including recordings made at a dinner attended by Sir...
Recordings made at the very birth of recorded sound, by George Gouraud, Edison's representative in London, including recordings made at a dinner attended by Sir Arthur Sullivan on October 5th 1888. The video also features other historic sound recordings from 1888, 1907 and 1912, including recordings made by Savoyard Walter Passmore, as well as historic movies filmed in England and Ireland in 1888, 1896, 1898, 1900 and 1903,
wn.com/A Dinner With Sir Arthur Sullivan (Rare 1888 Recordings)
Recordings made at the very birth of recorded sound, by George Gouraud, Edison's representative in London, including recordings made at a dinner attended by Sir Arthur Sullivan on October 5th 1888. The video also features other historic sound recordings from 1888, 1907 and 1912, including recordings made by Savoyard Walter Passmore, as well as historic movies filmed in England and Ireland in 1888, 1896, 1898, 1900 and 1903,
- published: 15 Jan 2013
- views: 37429
GREAT BLIZZARD OF 1888 - NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC - PUBLIC DOMAIN
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 65:52
- Updated: 15 Jun 2014
- views: 9579
This fascinating piece comes from the pages of the first National Geographic Magazine and was released in the public domain by Librivox Recordings.
This fascinating piece comes from the pages of the first National Geographic Magazine and was released in the public domain by Librivox Recordings.
wn.com/Great Blizzard Of 1888 National Geographic Public Domain
This fascinating piece comes from the pages of the first National Geographic Magazine and was released in the public domain by Librivox Recordings.
- published: 15 Jun 2014
- views: 9579
The Return of the 4th Angel(1888 Message)~Latter Rain~Jones & Waggoner
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 103:02
- Updated: 06 Apr 2013
- views: 37509
The good news about God Series.....The Return of the Fourth Angel! A look at what really happened to the Seventh-day Adventist Church in 1888 with the message o...
The good news about God Series.....The Return of the Fourth Angel! A look at what really happened to the Seventh-day Adventist Church in 1888 with the message of A.T. Jones and E.J. Waggoner.........It is important that we know the facts!!! for more information please see our website: www.exposingdeceptions.org
wn.com/The Return Of The 4Th Angel(1888 Message)~Latter Rain~Jones Waggoner
The good news about God Series.....The Return of the Fourth Angel! A look at what really happened to the Seventh-day Adventist Church in 1888 with the message of A.T. Jones and E.J. Waggoner.........It is important that we know the facts!!! for more information please see our website: www.exposingdeceptions.org
- published: 06 Apr 2013
- views: 37509
The American Presidential Election of 1888
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:33
- Updated: 02 May 2016
- views: 1273
Mr. Beat's band: http://electricneedleroom.net/
Mr. Beat on Twitter: https://twitter.com/beatmastermatt
Help Mr. Beat spend more time making videos: https://www...
Mr. Beat's band: http://electricneedleroom.net/
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The 26th episode in a very long series about the American presidential elections from 1788 to the present. I hope to have them done by Election Day 2016. In 1888, Cleveland tries to get re-elected, but tariffs remain popular in his home state of New York.
Feeling extra dorky? Then visit here:
http://www.countingthevotes.com/1888
The 26th Presidential election in American history took place on November 6, 1888. My birthday, again. Is that why I love this stuff? Grover Cleveland had a solid first term. The country was at peace and the economy...fantastic. He even got married, to Frances Folsom, who, at 21 years old, became the youngest First Lady in American history. Cleveland was a fairly popular dude with lots of integrity. If Cleveland was alive today, he’d be called a libertarian. He vetoed a lot of bills, tried to reduce government spending, had a non interventionist foreign policy, and wanted free trade.
Cleveland was unanimously re-nominated by the Democratic Party, which was special because this was the first time a Democratic President had been renominated since Martin Van Buren in 1840. Since his former Vice President, Thomas Hendricks, had died while in office, he needed a new one, so the Democrats nominated Allen Thurman, a former Senator from Ohio, to run with him this time.
You know how I mentioned free trade? Well many people were upset with Cleveland’s free trade leanings, and they wanted a higher tariff to protect American industries. Many Americans in industrial states wanted to vote against Cleveland because they feared losing their jobs, and they looked again to the Republicans.
James Blaine decided not to run for President this time because he feared he might just further divide the Republican Party. He backed both Benjamin Harrison, a Senator from Indiana and grandson of former President William Henry Harrison, and John Sherman, who again was a Senator from Ohio and running a second time.
The Republicans went with Harrison, because he was a Civil War veteran who was popular with other veterans and could give a darn good speech. Oh yeah, and he lived in a swing state. Thanks electoral college! Levi Morton, a New York City banker and former Representative and Minister to France, was his running mate.
It’s time for third parties! I will only mention two of them as the others were, um, pretty irrelevant. No offense, United Labor Party!
The Prohibition Party kept gaining momentum. They nominated Clinton Fisk, a general from New York, with John Brooks as running mate. As I tried to research Brooks on the internet, I couldn’t find much at all. I do know he was a human being. I think.
A new political party, the Union Labor Party, were a ragtag bunch with wide ranging views, but they were all united to fight for worker rights. They nominated Alson Streeter, a former Greenbacker and farmer and miner from Illinois. His running mate was lumberman Charles Cunningham, from Arkansas.
The campaigns between the two front runners, Cleveland and Harrison, were intense, as it looked to be a super close election. The main issue, of course, was tariffs. Cleveland wanted less, and Harrison more. While Cleveland still did not actively campaign as most presidential candidates did not before him, Harrison did so, enthusiastically giving many speeches from his front porch of his Indianapolis home to many newspaper reporters. His front porch campaign was similar to James Garfield, and it worked well for him, so why not?
So here is one development that was pretty messed up. Leading up to the election, it was exposed that William Wade Dudley, the Treasurer of the Republican National Committee, was caught buying votes in Indiana for Harrison. Remember, Indiana was a swing state so this was a big deal. The outcry of this scandal is the reason why ballots after this were cast in secret and not out in the open.
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The 26th episode in a very long series about the American presidential elections from 1788 to the present. I hope to have them done by Election Day 2016. In 1888, Cleveland tries to get re-elected, but tariffs remain popular in his home state of New York.
Feeling extra dorky? Then visit here:
http://www.countingthevotes.com/1888
The 26th Presidential election in American history took place on November 6, 1888. My birthday, again. Is that why I love this stuff? Grover Cleveland had a solid first term. The country was at peace and the economy...fantastic. He even got married, to Frances Folsom, who, at 21 years old, became the youngest First Lady in American history. Cleveland was a fairly popular dude with lots of integrity. If Cleveland was alive today, he’d be called a libertarian. He vetoed a lot of bills, tried to reduce government spending, had a non interventionist foreign policy, and wanted free trade.
Cleveland was unanimously re-nominated by the Democratic Party, which was special because this was the first time a Democratic President had been renominated since Martin Van Buren in 1840. Since his former Vice President, Thomas Hendricks, had died while in office, he needed a new one, so the Democrats nominated Allen Thurman, a former Senator from Ohio, to run with him this time.
You know how I mentioned free trade? Well many people were upset with Cleveland’s free trade leanings, and they wanted a higher tariff to protect American industries. Many Americans in industrial states wanted to vote against Cleveland because they feared losing their jobs, and they looked again to the Republicans.
James Blaine decided not to run for President this time because he feared he might just further divide the Republican Party. He backed both Benjamin Harrison, a Senator from Indiana and grandson of former President William Henry Harrison, and John Sherman, who again was a Senator from Ohio and running a second time.
The Republicans went with Harrison, because he was a Civil War veteran who was popular with other veterans and could give a darn good speech. Oh yeah, and he lived in a swing state. Thanks electoral college! Levi Morton, a New York City banker and former Representative and Minister to France, was his running mate.
It’s time for third parties! I will only mention two of them as the others were, um, pretty irrelevant. No offense, United Labor Party!
The Prohibition Party kept gaining momentum. They nominated Clinton Fisk, a general from New York, with John Brooks as running mate. As I tried to research Brooks on the internet, I couldn’t find much at all. I do know he was a human being. I think.
A new political party, the Union Labor Party, were a ragtag bunch with wide ranging views, but they were all united to fight for worker rights. They nominated Alson Streeter, a former Greenbacker and farmer and miner from Illinois. His running mate was lumberman Charles Cunningham, from Arkansas.
The campaigns between the two front runners, Cleveland and Harrison, were intense, as it looked to be a super close election. The main issue, of course, was tariffs. Cleveland wanted less, and Harrison more. While Cleveland still did not actively campaign as most presidential candidates did not before him, Harrison did so, enthusiastically giving many speeches from his front porch of his Indianapolis home to many newspaper reporters. His front porch campaign was similar to James Garfield, and it worked well for him, so why not?
So here is one development that was pretty messed up. Leading up to the election, it was exposed that William Wade Dudley, the Treasurer of the Republican National Committee, was caught buying votes in Indiana for Harrison. Remember, Indiana was a swing state so this was a big deal. The outcry of this scandal is the reason why ballots after this were cast in secret and not out in the open.
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13 de maio de 1888, abolição da escravidão
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Cena da minisserie Chiquinha Gonzaga.
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Fotos da Escravatura no Brasil entre 1860-1888
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2076B（#1888）古代ギリシア音楽・フリジアン旋法＋日本音階byはやし浩司
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Greek Nusic Mode in Ancient Times
古代ギリシア旋法
Dorian,Phrygian,Lydian mode
ドリアン,フリギアン,フリジアン旋法,グレゴリアン,gregoloan mode,教会旋法,Deities’ harmony over Ja...
2076(B)+ 1888+1776
Greek Nusic Mode in Ancient Times
古代ギリシア旋法
Dorian,Phrygian,Lydian mode
ドリアン,フリギアン,フリジアン旋法,グレゴリアン,gregoloan mode,教会旋法,Deities’ harmony over Japan and Sumer
日本とシュメールをつなぐ神々のハーモニー
○古代ギリシアのフリギア旋法（ウィキペディア百科事典より）
エンハーモニック・ゲノスのE上のフリギア・トノス (線はエンハーモニックのテトラコルドを示す) Greek Phrygian mode on E, enharmonic genus.mid Play
フリギアの「トノス」や「ハルモニア」は、アナトリアの古代王国フリギアからその名を得ている。古代ギリシアのフリギアのトノスによるオクターブ種（音階）は、ディアトニックのゲノスの場合、中世と現代のドリア旋法に対応する。
ギリシア音楽理論でこの名で呼ばれたハルモニアは、トノスに基づき、その音階あるいはオクターブ種はテトラコルドから作られ、これはディアトニックのゲノスでは全音-半音-全音という一連の上昇音程から成り立つ (クロマティックのゲノスでは短三度と続く2つの半音、エンハーモニックのゲノスでは長三度と2つの四分音から成り立つ)。オクターブ種は1つの全音を挟んだ2つのテトラコルドの上に構築される。これはピアノの白鍵をDからDへ弾いたものに相当する。
＋Himiko’s Music Scale 卑弥呼の音階
Mystery of “Yona-nuki” Music Scale
謎のヨナ抜き音階
Japanese archaeologists claim that Japanese ancient music was first imported into Japan from China, however artistically it differs from the music of the corresponding Chinese form yayue which is a term reserved for ceremonial music.
One of them, they claim, is Gagaku, Classical Music at Imperial Court in Kyoto.
日本の考古学の先生たちは、こう主張しています。
日本の古代の音楽は、アジア大陸の諸国からもたらされたものである、と。
アジア大陸の諸国からもたらされた、音楽や舞に、上代以前から伝わる音楽や舞が融合し日本化した芸術で、10世紀頃に大まかな形態が成立し、今日まで伝承されている、と。
その一例として、雅楽をあげています。元は、奈良時代にまでさかのぼる、と。
つまりこの日本には何もなかったという先入観が、その前提になっているようです。
が、本当にそうでしょうか？
何でもかんでも、「トライ」「トライ」「渡来文化」と。
こうした発想そのものが、私はおかしいと言っているのです。
現に今、この世界で、１９００年前の音楽を、今に伝えているのは、この日本をおいて、ほかにないのです。
肝心の中国にも、アジアにも、ないのです。
Gagaku (雅楽 gagaku, ancient imperial court music and
dances, lit. "elegant music") is a type of Japanese
classical music that has been performed at the
Imperial Court in Kyoto for several centuries.
アジア大陸の諸国からもたらされた音楽や舞に、上代以前
から伝わる音楽や舞が融合し日本化した芸術で、10世紀頃
に大まかな形態が成立し、今日まで伝承されている。
元は、奈良時代にまでさかのぼる。
This kind of music was first imported into Japan from
China, however artistically it differs from the music
of the corresponding Chinese form yayue which is
a term reserved for ceremonial music.
Gagaku consists of three primary repertoires:
（１） Native Shinto religious music and folk songs and dance,
called kuniburi no utamai
（２）A Goguryeo and Manchurian form, called komagaku
(named after Koma, one of the Three Kingdoms)
（３）A Chinese and South Asian form (specifically Tang
Dynasty), called Tōgaku.
現在においては、
（１） 国風歌舞（くにぶりのうたまい） — 日本古来の歌謡
をもとに平安期に完成された、神道や皇室に深い関
わりをもつ歌舞。
（２） 大陸系の楽舞 — 5世紀頃から9世紀頃までの間に大陸
から伝わった楽舞をもとに日本で作られた、中国、
天竺、林邑系の唐楽（とうがく）と、朝鮮半島、
渤海系の高麗楽（こまがく）。
（３） 謡物（うたいもの） — 日本古来の民詩や漢詩に節づけをし、
大陸からの渡来楽器による伴奏をともなう平安期に作られた歌曲。
の三つに大別される。
These are based upon Hiroshi Hayashi’s original ideas. Please keep it in your mind that no one is allowed to reproduce its content for any purpose without my permission and my name.
どなたもアイデア、理論の盗用、流用、転用はできません。
引用のときは、かならず「出典：はやし浩司：YOUTUBE動画＃～～～」、クレジットを明記してください。
Oct. 21st, 2016+June 14th, 2016+March 04th, 2016+Sep.28th, 2015
はやし浩司
Hiroshi Hayashi
We have another history, hidden behind secret, which has been warped since the beginning days of the humans' history.
私たち人間には、人間がまだ知らない、隠されたもうひとつの歴史がある。
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2076(B)+ 1888+1776
Greek Nusic Mode in Ancient Times
古代ギリシア旋法
Dorian,Phrygian,Lydian mode
ドリアン,フリギアン,フリジアン旋法,グレゴリアン,gregoloan mode,教会旋法,Deities’ harmony over Japan and Sumer
日本とシュメールをつなぐ神々のハーモニー
○古代ギリシアのフリギア旋法（ウィキペディア百科事典より）
エンハーモニック・ゲノスのE上のフリギア・トノス (線はエンハーモニックのテトラコルドを示す) Greek Phrygian mode on E, enharmonic genus.mid Play
フリギアの「トノス」や「ハルモニア」は、アナトリアの古代王国フリギアからその名を得ている。古代ギリシアのフリギアのトノスによるオクターブ種（音階）は、ディアトニックのゲノスの場合、中世と現代のドリア旋法に対応する。
ギリシア音楽理論でこの名で呼ばれたハルモニアは、トノスに基づき、その音階あるいはオクターブ種はテトラコルドから作られ、これはディアトニックのゲノスでは全音-半音-全音という一連の上昇音程から成り立つ (クロマティックのゲノスでは短三度と続く2つの半音、エンハーモニックのゲノスでは長三度と2つの四分音から成り立つ)。オクターブ種は1つの全音を挟んだ2つのテトラコルドの上に構築される。これはピアノの白鍵をDからDへ弾いたものに相当する。
＋Himiko’s Music Scale 卑弥呼の音階
Mystery of “Yona-nuki” Music Scale
謎のヨナ抜き音階
Japanese archaeologists claim that Japanese ancient music was first imported into Japan from China, however artistically it differs from the music of the corresponding Chinese form yayue which is a term reserved for ceremonial music.
One of them, they claim, is Gagaku, Classical Music at Imperial Court in Kyoto.
日本の考古学の先生たちは、こう主張しています。
日本の古代の音楽は、アジア大陸の諸国からもたらされたものである、と。
アジア大陸の諸国からもたらされた、音楽や舞に、上代以前から伝わる音楽や舞が融合し日本化した芸術で、10世紀頃に大まかな形態が成立し、今日まで伝承されている、と。
その一例として、雅楽をあげています。元は、奈良時代にまでさかのぼる、と。
つまりこの日本には何もなかったという先入観が、その前提になっているようです。
が、本当にそうでしょうか？
何でもかんでも、「トライ」「トライ」「渡来文化」と。
こうした発想そのものが、私はおかしいと言っているのです。
現に今、この世界で、１９００年前の音楽を、今に伝えているのは、この日本をおいて、ほかにないのです。
肝心の中国にも、アジアにも、ないのです。
Gagaku (雅楽 gagaku, ancient imperial court music and
dances, lit. "elegant music") is a type of Japanese
classical music that has been performed at the
Imperial Court in Kyoto for several centuries.
アジア大陸の諸国からもたらされた音楽や舞に、上代以前
から伝わる音楽や舞が融合し日本化した芸術で、10世紀頃
に大まかな形態が成立し、今日まで伝承されている。
元は、奈良時代にまでさかのぼる。
This kind of music was first imported into Japan from
China, however artistically it differs from the music
of the corresponding Chinese form yayue which is
a term reserved for ceremonial music.
Gagaku consists of three primary repertoires:
（１） Native Shinto religious music and folk songs and dance,
called kuniburi no utamai
（２）A Goguryeo and Manchurian form, called komagaku
(named after Koma, one of the Three Kingdoms)
（３）A Chinese and South Asian form (specifically Tang
Dynasty), called Tōgaku.
現在においては、
（１） 国風歌舞（くにぶりのうたまい） — 日本古来の歌謡
をもとに平安期に完成された、神道や皇室に深い関
わりをもつ歌舞。
（２） 大陸系の楽舞 — 5世紀頃から9世紀頃までの間に大陸
から伝わった楽舞をもとに日本で作られた、中国、
天竺、林邑系の唐楽（とうがく）と、朝鮮半島、
渤海系の高麗楽（こまがく）。
（３） 謡物（うたいもの） — 日本古来の民詩や漢詩に節づけをし、
大陸からの渡来楽器による伴奏をともなう平安期に作られた歌曲。
の三つに大別される。
These are based upon Hiroshi Hayashi’s original ideas. Please keep it in your mind that no one is allowed to reproduce its content for any purpose without my permission and my name.
どなたもアイデア、理論の盗用、流用、転用はできません。
引用のときは、かならず「出典：はやし浩司：YOUTUBE動画＃～～～」、クレジットを明記してください。
Oct. 21st, 2016+June 14th, 2016+March 04th, 2016+Sep.28th, 2015
はやし浩司
Hiroshi Hayashi
We have another history, hidden behind secret, which has been warped since the beginning days of the humans' history.
私たち人間には、人間がまだ知らない、隠されたもうひとつの歴史がある。
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The FBI's letter, sent 11 days before Election Day, reopens a controversy that has roiled the Clinton campaign for months.In Manchester, N.H., earlier today Donald Trump told a cheering crowd the election "might not be as rigged as I thought." ... The case was then closed.Today, Comey said ... "We cannot let her take her criminal scheme into the Oval Office." . ....
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) " Hillary Clinton calls on FBI to immediately release all information it has on newly discovered emails ... ....
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American Airlines jet catches fire at Chicago airport
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The engine of an American Airlines Group jet caught fire seconds from takeoff at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport on Friday, prompting the crew to abort its departure and evacuate passengers via emergency chutes, authorities said ... The company later said the FedEx pilots were safe ... Passengers milled about watching the blaze as fire trucks pumped water on the flames ... ADVERTISEMENT ... There were no burns or cases of smoke inhalation ... ....
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Supreme Court to hear case of transgender bathroom policy
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Grimm is backed by the Obama administration in his argument that the policy violates Title IX, a federal law that bars sex discrimination in schools ... ....
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FBI: New Clinton emails prompt further investigation
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The FBI is telling Congress it is investigating whether new emails that may contain classified information have emerged in its probe of Hillary Clinton's private server ... ....
5 places to check for ghosts in our heavily haunted state
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"Welcome to my house. Come freely. Go safely, and leave something of the happiness you bring.". -- Dracula ... The house was built by saloon keeper James Hornibook in 1888, and is said to count among its boarders the floating ghost of a dapper, top-hatted gentleman. • Clayton House, Fort Smith ... • Peel Mansion, Bentonville. U.S. Rep....
Whitechapel: Suspects, Lunatics and a Leather Apron
Edit Skiddle 28 Oct 2016
1888 Sidney Street in London. Friday 28th October 2016. 7.00pm til 8.00pm (last entry 7.00pm). Minimum Age. 16. New immersive experience coming to London this Halloween. Step into Victorian Whitechapel & live the horror of Jack the Ripper. Event Info. Venue. . Whitechapel ... It's September 29th 1888, the streets of Whitechapel are consumed by fear and everyone’s looking over their shoulders ... Buy your tickets here! ... Exact dates. ... 16 ... ....
Kevin Guest House receives $500K from Salvatore
Edit Business Journal 28 Oct 2016
The Kevin Guest House received a major boost to its $3 million capital campaign with a new $500,000 commitment from restauranteur/philanthropist Russell Salvatore. The gift comes as construction begins on renovations to the 1888 Victorian next door, acquired last year to help expand operations on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus ... Oishei Foundation and $25,000 apiece… ... ....
Memories of another day
Edit The Hindu 28 Oct 2016
Ammaveedus, stately mansions that flank the old Arattu road (from West Fort to Enchakkal junction), are tangible remains of our city’s rich architectural past ... Apart from these, there were other lesser known Ammaveedu in West Fort area ... V ... V.R ... The last patriarch of the family, Velayudhan Thampi (b.1888-d.1961), served as ‘Thiruvabharanam Superintendent’ associated with Padmanabha Swamy temple ... Keywords....
The psychology of superstitions, explained for Cubs fans and everyone else
Edit Vox 28 Oct 2016
Why even smart people fall for superstitions. . In November 1896, Popular Science reported on a “curious superstition held by young men.” It’s bonkers. ... Or how about this one. In 1888, the Washington Post republished a bit on a “curious superstition” seen in London — “No marriage can be a happy one unless the bride has one hair of every member of her family sewn into the lining of her wedding gown,” the news briefing read. Every ... ....
Venerable Detroit Law Firm Berry Moorman PC Turns 90 (Birmingham Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce)
Edit Public Technologies 28 Oct 2016
(Source. Birmingham Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce). As seen in Michigan Lawyer's Weekly. For more than nine decades, the firm has represented some of Detroit's best-known companies, organizations, families, and patrons. DETROIT - Like many of its clients, Berry Moorman is an iconic Detroit brand ... 1926 ... 1928 ... Tax Court Justice James S. Y ... H ... - purveyor of premium coffee, tea, and related merchandise to cultured Michigan clientele since 1888. A....
Behind the facade: how James Ensor mastered the art of the macabre
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Opinionated yet solitary, James Ensor made use of disguises in life as he did in his pioneering paintings. A new show at the Royal Academy unmasks Belgium’s master of darkness. In 1888 the still-young James Ensor etched a self-portrait “in the year 1960”. Accompanied by an outsize spider (Ensor hated spiders), the 100-year-old artist’s skeleton lounges casually on a divan, the skull sprouting remnants of his thick, curly hair ... Twitter ... ....
The surprising first jobs of 17 US presidents
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The road to the White House isn't always glamorous. Sure, most US presidents throughout our history have had experience in law, politics, or the military — or some combination thereof ... It's definitely encouraging for anyone who suffered through a weird start to their career ... 18 PHOTOS ... In 1888, Benjamin Harrison was elected as the 23rd president of the US — following in the footsteps of his grandfather, William Harrison ... of ... ....
Dog About Town: Halloween party hopping and more things to do
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Puppy Con, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday at Main Street Garden, includes a costume contest at 1 hosted by Steve Kemble (America's Sassiest Lifestyle Guru) and LeeAnne Locken (The Real Housewives of Dallas). The Petropolitan and Downtown Dallas, Inc. are presenting the festivities, which also include comic book- and pet-related vendors, rescue groups, a pug petting zoo and a raffle benefiting Spay Neuter Network ... 2323 N ... 23 ... 1888 Sylvan Ave....
27.10.2016 | Announcement Regarding the Restructuring of the Total Disputes of Tax Liability and Penalties (Turkcell Iletisim Hizmetleri AS)
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(Source. Turkcell Iletisim Hizmetleri AS). Istanbul, October 27, 2016 Announcement Regarding the Restructuring of the Total Disputes of Tax Liability and Penalties. Subject. Statement made pursuant to Communique II-15.1 of the Capital Markets Board ... For more information. ... + 90 212 313 1888. 1 ... Original document....
Inscape Expands Sales Team in West Coast (INSCAPE Corporation)
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(Source. INSCAPE Corporation). FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Inscape Expands Sales Team in West Coast. September 30, 2016 - Inscape is pleased to announce additions to its sales team to support its growing dealer network for its Inscape and West Elm Workspace with Inscape brands ... About Inscape. Inscape has supported the evolution of the workspace since 1888 ... (noodl....
Inscape’s Aria Seamless Glass Wall Achieves GREENGUARD Gold Certification (INSCAPE Corporation)
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(Source. INSCAPE Corporation). FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Inscape's Aria Seamless Glass Wall Achieves GREENGUARD Gold Certification. September 30, 2016 - Inscape today announced that its Aria seamless glass wall has achieved Greenguard Gold certification. Elegant and light in scale, Aria is a seamless glass wall that distinctively defines space ... About level® Certification ... Inscape has supported the evolution of the workspace since 1888 ... (noodl....
Today in Nebraska-November
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Nov. 1. 1933 — The Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District was formed. 1983 — The state closed the Commonwealth Savings Co. of Lincoln. Many customers lost thousands of dollars in deposits. Nov. 2. 1886 — Box Butte County was formed from Dawes County. 1909 — Garden County was formed from Deuel County. Nov. 3 ... Nov. 4 ... Paul, Neb ... Nov. 5 ... Nov. 6 ... 1888 — Banner and Kimball counties were formed, splitting from Cheyenne County ... Nov. 7 ... Sen ... Nov. 8....
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