Saturday in Easter Week
One of my favorite webstops these days is America Public Media's "Speaking of Faith" (The host, Krista Tippett, has recently authored a book by the same title). In addition to interviews with writers, poets, religious leaders and the like, the site has a feature called "SoundSeen".
This morning, I discovered an episode detailing the story of J. S. Bach's personal bible. The journey of that bible, from 18th century Europe to 21st century Missouri is a fascinating one. The story is set to a selection from Bach's Mass in B Minor.
http://speakingoffaith.publicradio.org/programs/pelikan/ss_bachsbible/ss-bachsbible.shtml#slideshow
Enjoy!
One of my favorite webstops these days is America Public Media's "Speaking of Faith" (The host, Krista Tippett, has recently authored a book by the same title). In addition to interviews with writers, poets, religious leaders and the like, the site has a feature called "SoundSeen".
This morning, I discovered an episode detailing the story of J. S. Bach's personal bible. The journey of that bible, from 18th century Europe to 21st century Missouri is a fascinating one. The story is set to a selection from Bach's Mass in B Minor.
http://speakingoffaith.publicradio.org/programs/pelikan/ss_bachsbible/ss-bachsbible.shtml#slideshow
Enjoy!
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