scylla and hymn music

maa32 · 26 Feb 2002, 01:21 · from urth-v0202.mbox · original

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From: maa32 <maa32 at dana.ucc.nau.edu>
Subject: (urth) scylla and hymn music
Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2002 18:21:21 -0700
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Yep, it was part of my claim that the two Scylla's are either the same or=20
relatives (a younger sister or child, perhaps -> there is the scene in Retu=
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to the Whorl where Hoof looks at a smaller bride on the sea and asks if tha=
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is Scylla, and Silk seems to skirt the question. Note that he doesn't have =
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communicate with the Scylla of Blue after he returns to get Seawrack. And s=
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IS a spy, (100% guarantee :)))

As far as church music goes, of course Bach was the master, but there are s=
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cool contemporary ones like "I am the Bread of Life" which is directly crib=
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from the gospel of John (and the refrain "I will raise you up on the last d=
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strikes a nice eschatological "Terminus Est" kind of resonance)

Marc Aramini

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