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Larry Jon Wilson - Sheldon Churchyard

Chris de Burgh cover by Rene Wingelaar in Hoar Cross UK

My community church hosts a yard sale every year where donated items are turned into profit for children. It attracts the whole community. This is day 1 of that event. Setup: B52 Matrix 1000 American Audio QFXPro Mixer ASUS Laptop - Windows XP Professional - Pentium 4 Processor @ 3.4 GHz - 2 GB RAM - nVidia 6800m Ultra - 100 GB Hard Drive - Mixmeister Pro 6 DJ Software Western Digital MyBook 500GB External Drive Creative Sound Blaster ZS 2 Sound Card Viewsonic 19" Monitor Thanks for watching my videos, subscribe if you liked it, and please leave a comment!

Heres a virtual movie probably the first poem I ever heard. My dear late great much missed old dad (James Thomas 1916 - 1991) used to reel of the first few lines when he'd had a few sherry's. The poem was written by Thomas Gray (December 26, 1716 -- July 30, 1771),who was an English poet, classical scholar and professor at Cambridge University. It is believed that Gray wrote his masterpiece, the Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard, in the graveyard of the church in Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire in 1750. The poem was a literary sensation when published by Robert Dodsley in February 1751 and has made a lasting contribution to English literature. Its reflective, calm and stoic tone was greatly admired, and it was pirated, imitated, quoted and translated into Latin and Greek. It is still one of the most popular and most frequently quoted poems in the English language. Before the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, British General James Wolfe is said to have recited it to his officers, adding: "Gentlemen, I would rather have written that poem than take Quebec tomorrow". The poem's famous depiction of an "ivy-mantled tow'r" could be a reference to the early-mediaeval St. Laurence's Church in Upton, Slough. Monument inscribed with the Elegy in Stoke PogesThe Elegy was recognised immediately for its beauty and skill, and the Churchyard Poets are so named because they wrote in the shadow of Gray's great poem. It contains many outstanding phrases which have entered the common English lexicon, either on their own or as referenced in other works. Kind Regards Jim Clark All rights are reszerved on this video recording copyright Jim Clark 2008

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ELEGY WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY CHURCHYARD' By Thomas Gray read by Nigel Davenport It is believed that Gray wrote his masterpiece, the Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard, in the graveyard of the church in Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire in 1750. The poem was a literary sensation when published by Robert Dodsley in February 1751 and has made a lasting contribution to English literature. Its reflective, calm and stoic tone was greatly admired, and it was pirated, imitated, quoted and translated into Latin and Greek. It is still one of the most popular and most frequently quoted poems in the English language. Before the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, British General James Wolfe is said to have recited it to his officers, adding: "Gentlemen, I would rather have written that poem than take Quebec tomorrow". The poem's famous depiction of an "ivy-mantled tow'r" could be a reference to the early-mediaeval St. Laurence's Church in Upton, Slough. Audio created by Robert Nichol AudioProductions all rights reserved not BBC not Naxos not Harper Collins not Pearson Not Clipper Audio not Recorded Books audiobook audio book audiobook William Shakespeare Oscar Wilde J.R.R.Tolkien Spike Milligan Lewis Carroll Poerty Verse from Robert Nichol AudioProductions London

The Peasall Sisters sing the Ralph Stanley song "The Old Church Yard" from a recent performance. Please let us know what you think.

My community church hosts a yard sale every year where donated items are turned into profit for children. It attracts the whole community. This is my 2nd day Setup: B52 Matrix 1000 American Audio QFXPro Mixer ASUS Laptop - Windows XP Professional - Pentium 4 Processor @ 3.4 GHz - 2 GB RAM - nVidia 6800m Ultra - 100 GB Hard Drive - Mixmeister Pro 6 DJ Software Western Digital MyBook 500GB External Drive Creative Sound Blaster ZS 2 Sound Card Viewsonic 19" Monitor Thanks for watching my videos, subscribe if you liked it, and please leave a comment!

These scense were taken of the church where Thomas Gray wrote his famous Elegy! Music is by Rick Wakeman from his album "Cost of Living"

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Banjo-Kazooie The Haunted Churchyard

Ralph Stanley Preforming The Village Church Yard Mountain Harmony At It's Best!!! Message In This One.

This is, to my mind, the quintessential English poem written by the quintessential English poet, Thomas Gray (1716-71). I cannot regrettably append the full text since space limitations apply but the full text is freely available on the Net. I have omitted some of the verses from my reading, again due to lack of time allowed.

Perhaps the noblest stanzas in the language. Full of quotations "paths of glory", "madding crowd", Kindred spirit" etc. He worked on it for 20 years. But...you take a pounding from 32 quatrains of perfect iambic pentameters. It's a little monotonous

old buryal ground cemetery churchyard Mary Shelley (Frankenstein's author)place where she was l'aid to rest'

The metal version of the song I wrote which I set to the poem... again, you can't hear the lyrics, as it's MIDI...

Avant-garde classical music using a 12 tone scale, so called because I wrote the voice part to the poem, in the title the song, but you can't hear the words, as it's MIDI...

Chris de Burgh Solo, A man and his Guitar. Amazing ...

GothicEssences: Fashion Designer Anne Zorn. The music is by the Film "The Crow" Part 1(Original) - Devilzs night by Graeme Revell. Fahmoda Fashion Finals 2008 - Fahmoda is a school for fashion design and tailoring in Hannover (Germany).

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Lines 1-76 of a great tribute to the humble and the lowly

Two steppers trying to claim territory. One man will step into fame, the other into shame.

DOWNLOAD MAP - http://www.bungie.net/Online/Halo3UserContentDetails.aspx?h3fileid=57016196&fset=16310 DOWNLOAD GAMETYPE - http://www.bungie.net/Online/Halo3UserContentDetails.aspx?h3fileid=57016200&fset=16310 This is a map I made for Halloween this year. I haven't made a decent Infection Map before so I thought that now would be a good time to try. I have tested the map with friends, so the Gametype link is to a setup that we all agreed worked best for the map. I hope you like it... Song: Serj Tankian - Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition

Skelmorlie Aisle and Old Largs Church Yard