“Twiddly bits” –in case you did not catch this Sunday’s NPR story on the Orthodox Easter—is the technical term the founding artistic director of Capella Romana uses to describe the extra something in the way his group sings the music…
Dawn Morais
Communications Consultant/ Instructor/ Blogger/ Issue Advocate • Born in Kerala. Raised in Malaysia. Living in Hawaii.
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The “twiddly bits” from the Past
Tagged with: Bill Cosby, Cappella Romana, Cynthia Bourgeault, Mitt Romney, Near Eastern Religion, Orthodox Easter, Paul Ryan, The Wisdom Jesus, Wisdom teachers
Posted in Christian Politicians, Civic Square, I BLOG, Merrie Monarch, Politicians and their Lies, Religion and Political Discourse, Uncategorized, Women's Rights
Posted in Christian Politicians, Civic Square, I BLOG, Merrie Monarch, Politicians and their Lies, Religion and Political Discourse, Uncategorized, Women's Rights
Royal Celebrations
In Hilo and in London. On different islands, oceans apart, this weekend, a royal celebration and the perpetuation of centuries old traditions that took us from the ancient to the modern.
Tagged with: ancient traditions, auana, Edith Kanaka`ole Stadium, Hilo, kahiko, London, Merrie Monarch, royal wedding
Posted in Colonization, Hawaiian Language and Culture, I BLOG, Merrie Monarch, Royal celebrations
Posted in Colonization, Hawaiian Language and Culture, I BLOG, Merrie Monarch, Royal celebrations
Dawn Morais 