The Spring of Poulenc and Grieg

Tab 1 Feature:

31 Mar 2018
On a Spring Day

Pascal Roge, piano (1990)
"Humoresque" 2:01
(Poulenc)

~*~

Tab 2 Feature:

31 Mar 2018
On a Spring Day

Mikhail Pletnev, piano (2000)
"To Spring, Op.43, No. 6" 3:01
(Grieg)


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His Last Sufferings

Ought not Christ to have suffered these things,
and to enter into his glory?

— LUKE 24:26 (KJV)
Christ’s holiness never so illustriously shone forth as it did in His last sufferings, and yet He never was to such a degree treated as guilty. Christ’s holiness never had such a trial as it had then; and therefore it never had so great a manifestation. When it was tried in this furnace it came forth as gold, or as silver purified seven times. His holiness then, above all, appeared in His steadfast pursuit of the honor of God and in His obedience to Him. His yielding Himself unto death was transcendentally the greatest act of obedience that ever was paid to God by anyone since the foundation of the world; and yet, Christ was then in the greatest degree treated as a wicked person would have been. He was apprehended and bound as a malefactor. His accusers represented Him as a most wicked wretch. In His sufferings before His crucifixion He was treated as if He had been the worst and vilest of mankind; then He was put to a kind of death that none but the worst sort of malefactors was wont to suffer, those that were most abject in their persons and guilty of the blackest crimes. He suffered as though guilty from God Himself, by reason of our guilt imputed to Him; for He who knew no sin was made sin for us; He was made subject to wrath as if He had been sinful Himself. He was made a curse for us.

- Dustin Benge, ed., The Sermons of Jonathan Edwards (2012)
“The Excellency of Jesus Christ,” pp. 684–85

Repost as MP3 iOS Ringtone - Lawrence of Arabia (Jazz)

On the page link below, access Table 3 the 2018 ringtone-ready MP3 for the GarageBand app. The MP3 can be downloaded and listened from the link's drop-down menu labeled "iOS Ringtones."

If you like the posted tune, download its MP3 from the link below by using your Mac or PC. Upload or export the MP3 to iCloud Drive at icloud.com. Then use the GarageBand app app 2.3.x on the iPhone directly convert the MP3 at the iCloud Drive to a ringtone onto your device.

The GarageBand app can also remove any ringtone it created on the iPhone.

The ringtone:



Steve Allen,  jazz piano
and the Donn Trenner Orchestra
1962

Ringtone #04 - Theme from "Lawrence of Arabia"
(Jarre)

access from this link:
iOS Ringtone-ready MP3 Parent Page

Repost as MP3 iOS Ringtone - Pomp and Circumstance No.1

On the page link below, access Table 3 for the 2018 ringtone-ready MP3 for the GarageBand app. The MP3 can be downloaded and listened from the link's drop-down menu labeled "iOS Ringtones."

If you like the posted tune, download its MP3 from the link below by using your Mac or PC. Upload or export the MP3 to iCloud Drive at icloud.com. Then use the GarageBand app app 2.3.x on the iPhone directly convert the MP3 at the iCloud Drive to a ringtone onto your device.

The GarageBand app can also remove any ringtone it created on the iPhone.

The ringtone:



London Philharmonic
2009

Ringtone #03 - "Pomp and Circumstance March in D Major, Op. 39, No. 1"
(Elgar)

access from this link:
iOS Ringtone-ready MP3 Parent Page

By-pass the Computer-based iTunes for Ringtone Creation

Previously created iOS ringtones, 2017 and older have been posted as .mr4 on this site. They are listed as Tables 1 and 2 accessable from the drop down menu "iOS Ringtones" on top of the linked page at the end of this post . These <=2017 ringtones require older versions of computer-based iTunes which allow installation of custom ringtones onto the Apple mobile phones. Apple, however, no longer provides the option in the new and latest iTunes. A viable option and perhaps a more efficient way to create and install "roll-your-own" ringtones require two things. One, the iPhone must run on the iOS 11 platform; it which includes Files App with the iTune Drive. Two, the Apple GarageBand app (free download from the App Store) must be installed on the iOS 11 capable iPhone. Table 3 of 3 listed the 2018 Ringtone-ready MP3 for your iPhone ringtone creation. On the page's menu bar, access this table from the drop down menu labeled "iOS Ringtones." Today, 25 March 2018, two ringtone-ready MP3 files posted are: Frankie, Carle - #01 "Andalucia" (256 kbps) Frankie, Carle - #02 "Green Eyes" (256 kbps) An image of the table where the MP3s are posted:

If you like a posted tune, download its MP3 from the link below by using your Mac or PC. Upload or export the MP3 to iCloud Drive at icloud.com. Then use the GarageBand app app 2.3.x on the iPhone directly convert the MP3 at the iCloud Drive to a ringtone onto your device.

The GarageBand app can also remove any ringtone it created on the iPhone.

Click on this link to the iOS iPhone Ringtone Page

2018 Spring Wallpapers for iPhone X

Four iPhone X Spring 2018 Wallpapers
By using the Apple iPhone X logical resolution, these custom wallpapers fit the iPhone X screen size as intended.

Each wallpaper can be pinched in-or-out(i.e. height and width), and move to suit the user's display preference. As always with prospective wallpapers, one should test the selected image to ensure it is acceptable prior to saving it. Otherwise, hit the cancel button during the wallpaper selection setup.

Click here to download
all four wallpapers in one zipped file:
2018-03-23 iPhone X Spring Wallpapers

For the Beauty of the Earth...Over and Around Us Lies

Tab 1 Feature:

21 Mar 2018
On This Second Spring Day

Frankie Carle, piano (1966)
"Andalucia and Green Eye Medley" 2:55
(Lecuona-Menendez)


~*~

Tab 2 Feature:

21 Mar 2018
On This Second Spring Day

Boston Pops, Arthur Fiedler directing (1958)
"Bolzoni Minute" 3:44
(Bolzoni)



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Spring Equinox, 2018

How Shall We Open the Door of Spring?

"Tip-toe Thru the Tulips with Me"
- Mitch Miller and The Gang(1959)

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