BaL 16.04.16 - Hildegard of Bingen (survey)

[Beef Oven!]

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Many thanks ferney :era:

HaHa, yes. I've seen the results of not going back and unchecking the post!!

[antongould]

I've checked my contract - yes, I am. I've just got to post the "isn't xxxx a totally RUBBISH presenter" comments under another name.


(Given this Music, does that make me a 'eavenly 'ost?)

It does indeed .....

[Richard Tarleton]

SM-P at her considerable best, too.

My thoughts also ferney - an excellent BAL, topped off by my already having the Sequentia 8-disc set!

I wondered what jean wondered. I wonder if Fiona Maddocks' book sheds any light - must read it properly.

[Pulcinella]

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Even after logging out and in again?

Is this how you quote from different posts in the same thread too?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Even after logging out and in again?

Ah! I don't know about that.

Is this how you quote from different posts in the same thread too?

Yes

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

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You've only been a Host for 5 minutes and you know far more about this sort of thing than I do.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

You've only been a Host for 5 minutes and you know far more about this sort of thing than I do.

Ah - when you became a Host, there wasn't the Theory Exam we have to do these days.

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Ah - when you became a Host, there wasn't the Theory Exam we have to do these days.

That's why I managed to be a Host.

[Richard Tarleton]

Ah - when you became a Host, there wasn't the Theory Exam we have to do these days.

I'm keeping very quiet here

[LeMartinPecheur]

Jean: IIRC this came in two parts. Very early on SM-P stated very baldly that medieval women didn't write, which made made my wife, something of a medieval historian, raise her eyebrows down the back of her neck! (Didn't Hildegard carry on a considerable correspondence with the - mainly male - great and good of her time??) I think it was also said that H mainly dictated.

Later on she said that H's nuns didn't read, and so would have had to learn her ditties by ear.

Confirmation/ refutation of any of these assertions would be very welcome chez LMPs!

[jean]

Later on she said that H's nuns didn't read, and so would have had to learn her ditties by ear.

That's what I was referring to - I missed the first part of the programme.

Confirmation/ refutation of any of these assertions would be very welcome chez LMPs!

And by me!

[Nevilevelis]

That's what I was referring to - I missed the first part of the programme.

And by me!

Medieval Education of Girls and Women (Shirley Kersey)

http://www.jstor.org/stable/42924397?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents

Register and you may read it online for a short time.

I know no one will acknowledge my presence here so this is my parting gesture. Goodbye and happy reading.

NVV.

[jean]

I don't know why you say that!

But thank you for the reference - even the first page makes it clear that early medieval nuns probably would have been literate.

[Nick Armstrong]

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Damn you're good. I had no idea. I've always done it the Beefy way...






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I know no one will acknowledge my presence here so this is my parting gesture. Goodbye and happy reading.

Don't go!

[Quarky]

I'm wrong-footed by the male voices!

Yes , rather like Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake.

Emma Kirkby says/ sings it all.