Show threadJohan Schalin, PhDJun 30, 2023
@yvanspijk I’m not sure the as-stems were that productive in the earliest loans at all. Neither trisyllables (trisyllabic stem types were rare in Pre-Finnic).
A Finnic word like ”kuningas” is hardly from #ProtoGermanic, at least not early #PGmc. NW-Germanic yes. In fact I don’t think it even occurs in Gothic (it was reiks!) so NW-Germanic is the probable age of this loan (despite the misinformation in all the handbooks).
Show threadDavid MilleyNov 23, 2022

The title is taken from John Agee's poem, "Sure On This Shining Night," the Laurid Mortensen arrangement of which I got to sing with Philadelphia Gay Men's Chorus some years ago.

Here's a link to the poem: https://allpoetry.com/Sure-On-This-Shining-Night

#LGBTQ #JamesAgee #Agee #poetry #lyric #PGMC #verse

Rob HughesJun 13, 2019

Q: Has anyone ever written choral music about a riot?

A: Yes! Quiet No More is a multi-movement choral work celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising.

Q: Can I hear this music live in Philadelphia?

A: The Anna Crusis Women's Choir and the Philadelphia Gay Men's Chorus are performing it on June 22. Tickets are available here:

https://annacrusis.org/event/quiet-no-more/

#PGMC #AnnaCrusisChoir #PhillyPride #MusicAboutRiots

Quiet No More : A Choral Celebration of Stonewall

Join ANNA Crusis Women’s Choir and Philadelphia’s Gay Men’s Chorus in a special celebratory concert commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising! “Quiet No More: A…

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