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The Sarum Lauds hymn, Sermone blando Ángelus, (one English version of which is "His Cheering Message From the Grave"), is sung by LLPB (mp3 here) to the same tune as the prescribed Sarum melody, #38 above.
Archive 2009-04-01 bls 2009
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The Sarum Lauds hymn, Sermone blando Ángelus, (one English version of which is "His Cheering Message From the Grave"), is sung by LLPB (mp3 here) to the same tune as the prescribed Sarum melody, #38 above.
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The author at Juan Freire in a related article titled De la economía comportamental al paternalismo blando: usos políticos de la ciencia writes:
Ed Glaeser on Paternalism, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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I sit waiting in the seclusion and humidity of my fogged up car, singing to myself, blando colore oculos mundus decepit, in my most fluttering baroque voice.
Aria Brenda Cowe 2009
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Turrón blando was first made by the Moors in the town of Jijona, Spain, and was inspired by the Middle Eastern sweet called halvah.
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I sit waiting in the seclusion and humidity of my fogged up car, singing to myself, blando colore oculos mundus decepit, in my most fluttering baroque voice.
Aria 2009
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Turrón blando was first made by the Moors in the town of Jijona, Spain, and was inspired by the Middle Eastern sweet called halvah.
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Turrón blando was first made by the Moors in the town of Jijona, Spain, and was inspired by the Middle Eastern sweet called halvah.
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If you take a look at the Latin words to Aurora Lucis Rutilat, you'll see that "Sermone blando angelus" is made up of some of the middle verses of the former hymn.
Office Hymns of Eastertide bls 2008
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I believe the name of this hymn in Latin is "Sermone blando angelus," a snippet of which you can find at Medieval Music Database - but I'm not totally certain; the music doesn't seem to be a match.
Office Hymns of Eastertide bls 2008
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