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Hegel, Sartre, Freud and BossBabe: Language, Recovery, Self-love and the Past

A conversation about language, self-love and the past involving, some dead male philosophers, some living female entrepreneurs, and a blogger…

“Stigma ties…”

One of the cleverest titles I’ve ever seen in print was for a Guardian Society article in 2002 entitled “Stigma ties.” I was in an extremely invidious position as brother to a sister who suffered from multiple (and severe) physical and mental health problems, but she could not tell anyone and neither could I. Or […]

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“Room 5” (Kevin Davy, flugelhorn) arranged for the New World Voices and directed by Alexander Douglas

“There Must Be More than This” (Hymnos, featuring Alex Douglas on clarinet)

“You Called Me Friend” (Fred Hammond arr. Alexander Douglas)

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Music, Worship Culture & Theology: Theomusicology Blog

Reflections on the Worship Symposium ’19 @ CICW

Sometimes, the most important developments in our lives are the ones that almost get derailed before they start. My attendance at the 2019 annual Worship Symposium at the Calvin Institute for Christian Worship hosted by Calvin College was one such. In an especially insightful devotional entry the Word for Today writer Bob Gass addresses those ‘with enough […]

Courtney Pine: the (difficult) reason why I play jazz saxophone…

Well. I have written blog posts about my jazz piano influences, but none about my saxophone influences – hence this blog post. My first experiences of Courtney Pine – in the 90s – were all unrelentingly positive. He is the reason why I play jazz on the saxophone – one evening I chanced […]