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My brother and I both served in the USAF. Jim served from 1969-1992. I served from 1975-1996. After we served, we lost track of each other. 37 years would pass before I would find him. Unfortunately, Jim passed away from small cell lung cancer, and complications from Covid. Since then, Memorial Day has taken on a new importance to me. I miss him more each day.

I am so fascinated by Händel, that I often picture, that he is with me in the supermarket. Maybe, I´m half crazy? I allways carry classical music between my ears. Today, it was Michael Praetorius, who delivered a lot of beautiful and jolly music to the court of Christian the fourth of Denmark. I love him. He wrote THE most beautiful christmas carol, we have in Denmark - and we do have a few.

And now all those expensive CD thingies, are stacked up on the shelves at the thrift stores.......and new vinyl albums cost $35 at Walmart 😭 weird how things go in cycles. 👻☮️

Red you're helping me every day, to be a better person 👍😃👍

The one quick cheat of lazy goof-offs is EXACTLY what I need. No joking! What is it?? 😅

Only red green could think of silly things. God bless him.

Only red green can tell a simple story and make it so very funny. And he doesnt have to swear or talk filty li k e they do today.

Looking forward to attending the anniversary performance of "Messiah" next week in Fishamble Street in Dublin where the world first heard it. We don't have many world firsts in Ireland but I'm proud to say that we have this one! This piece of music "shall live forever and ever!" .... Thank you Mr. Handel!

Beautiful.Thank you for posting,

My husband and I watched this when it first aired, and we were moved to tears. Handel is one of our favorite composers. Beautiful production and a fantastic story!!

I think jokes and tv shows like these are big contributors to the emasculation of the West.

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I'm 45, and I'm going through this

My dad mom and uncle are in Portland Oregon in Willamette national cemetery

If I could only have one piece of music ever again.... it would be Handel's Messiah.... thank you for bringing this insight into its creation.

if your last name is Fugal how can you not be into baroque music

What movie are these clips from?

This is a such an interesting and wonderful presentation about as Beethoven said the greatest composer who ever lived.

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HANDEL TOTALLY RULES

Why are they using modern instruments for the video when we have so many capable musicians who play on historically accurate instruments? Also, the audiences of the time had a lot more in common with the audiences at popular music concerts than the stayed audiences of today's classical concerts. Some things which went on would never be permitted these days at any concert, including people going up onto the stage and having a closer look at the costumes of the singers, and the set. The gentleman whose daughter Handle took under his wing, Thomas Augustine Arne, was a fine composer in his own right, and the two eventually became good friends. Arne is most famous for two pieces; the closing piece of his masque "Alferd" which concluded with a song which has become one of Britain's most famous patriotic songs, "Rule Britania," and another work which became the United Kingdom's national anthem, "God Save the King". A very good historically informed performance of the work can be heard on UA-cam here: ua-cam.com/video/MguZo6_LPq0/v-deo.html The entire masque of which "Rule Britania" is a part may be heard here: ua-cam.com/video/NL1dG9uc_8U/v-deo.html It is well worth a listen. You can tell that the Music of Arne is moving away from the traditional baroque counterpoint, and into that of the classical period, which would be dominated by the Manheim school, and by the composers Haydn and W. A. Mozart, among others. Some people say that Handel was debilitated by several strokes, but more recently, there has been speculation that he may have been afflicted instead by Multiple Sclerosis. This would fit better with his near total recovery, the brain fog he seemed to encounter from time to time, as well as his frequent incapacitation, and eventual blindness. Though it is possible that his increasing blindness might have been an event completely separate from a stroke, it seems more likely that if there is one disease that more accurately covers all the ailments he faced that it is more likely to have been that disease. Of course since we cannot subject him to the normal tests which are needed to make a definite diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, it seems more logical that if we are going to make assumptions about what his diagnosis might have been, it would be more likely that it was one in which all of his symptoms over time would be covered. In the end, we shall never know for certain. All is speculation.

“The most inspiring piece of music ever er written? Really? I love The Messiah, but that’s surely debatable.

This is gold!

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Red green is the gure for all us poor saps

Thank you for the upload!!

He's not wrong.

One day, I discovered this show on PBS. Loved it ever since!

Everyone with a “stupid people: ____” sticker on their truck/thermos/hard hat

I have that problem too. I can lose something before I set it down.

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Motivation is great,in moderation! 😁

Red Green is right! The less said the better 😉.

A Canadian culture, saying I'm sorry!!

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Expressing your anger can be fun but dangerous if you don't carry a big enough stick to back it up.

Most of his advice to older guys, you can a lot of times you actually can relate to!

Certainly surrounded by stupid people in 2023.

Thank you for this.

It’s amazing to me that just about everything that Red brings up to us older guys, we can honestly relate to!

"Can you say Methuselah?" 🙄🙄

When I was in the workforce, I dealt with situations similar to this and Ted is right. Usually they knew it all and I often took bets between everyone to see how long it would be before they would do their first dumb decision which wasn’t very long. I would do my job to the best of my ability and blend into the woodwork!

For hundreds (thousands?) of years... slurping your food loudly has been a sign of enjoying it and honors the cook in China and a few other places. You're not rude or a head of your time. You're just in the wrong city.