membra การใช้

• The true authorship of the Membra Jesu Nostri will remain a mystery.
• The structure of " Membra " is dictated by its text.
• Similarly, isolated leaves or parts of leaves from ancient or medieval manuscripts may also be termed " disjecta membra ".
• The " Membra Jesu Nostri " did appear in Bernard's collected works, but only beginning two hundred years after his death.
• In this sense, in the study of literature, " disjecta membra " is often used to describe the piecing together of ancient fragments of an identifiable literary source.
• In April 2008 appeared the cycle " Membra Nostri Jesu " by Dietrich Buxtehude, the first live recording of the Chapel with the Ma顃rise de Gar鏾ns de Colmar ( direction Arlette Steyer ).
• Baker, happily accepting the replacement bird, declines to cart away his original bird's entrails ( " Disjecta membra " ), convincing Holmes that Baker knew nothing about the missing jewel.
• The systematic name of this enzyme class is "'membrane-derived-oligosaccharide-6-( glycerophospho )-D-glucose : membra ne-derived-oligosaccharide-D-glucose glycerophosphotransferase " '.
• Scholars have called these fragments " disjecta membra " ( Latin for " scattered parts " ) and in a number of instances have been able to identify fragments now in different collections that belong to the same vase . ptery
• Each cantata in " Membra Jesu Nostri " is divided into six sections; an instrumental introduction; a Ad faciem ", 5 parts sing the last aria, and then a final " Amen " instead of the reprise concludes the cycle.
• Though a generation later Vasari praised it as " gentile di membra ", " noble in its detail ", in response to contemporary Florentine criticisms Baccio had the Latin inscription set over the door " Carpere promptius quam imitari ", " " Criticizing is easier than imitating ".
• In particular their limbs were protected by laminated defences, made up of curved and overlapping metal segments : " " Laminarum circuli tenues apti corporis flexibus ambiebant per omnia membra diducti " " ( Thin circles of iron plates, fitted to the curves of their bodies, completely covered their limbs ).
• Choral meditations on aspects of the suffering through which Christ humbled himself on the cross include arrangements such as Buxtehude's 1680 composition Membra Jesu Nostri, the first such Lutheran treatment, incorporating lyrics excerpted from a medieval Latin poem and featuring Old Testament verses that prefigure the Messiah as suffering servant, see Passion cantata.
• In 1987, Frimmer sang in a recording of Buxtehude's " Membra Jesu nostri ", conducted by Ton Koopman, with Barbara Schlick, Michael Chance, Christoph Pr間ardien, Peter Kooy, the Knabenchor Hannover and the Cantata " and Mozart's " Great Mass in C minor ".
• Marcellus alludes to a Roman version of the myth in which Asclepius restores the dismembered Virbius to wholeness; as a writer, Marcellus says, he follows a similar course of gathering the " disiecta & membra " ( " scattered body parts " ) of his sources into one " corpus " ( whole body ).
• The viol was associated in Germany with funeral music, for example in Buxtehude's " Membra Jesu Nostri, " a five-part viol consort plays only at the climax of the piece, and a viol is the obbligato instrument in the aria " Es ist vollbracht " in Bach's " St John Passion ".
• With Collegium 419 she conducted among others the cycle of cantatas Membra Jesu Nostri by Dietrich Buxtehude, Israelis Br黱nlein by Johann Hermann Schein, Historia der Auferstehung by Heinrich Sch黷z etc . In September 2005, she realized with Collegium 419 the revival-premiere of the Responsories by Jakub Jan Ryba ( Czech late-18th century composer ) at the St . Wenceslas Festivities International Festival of Sacred Arts.
• The inscription on Gerbert's tomb reads in part " Iste locus Silvestris membra sepulti venturo Domino conferet ad sonitum " ( " This place will yield to the sound [ of the last trumpet ] the limbs of buried Sylvester II, at the advent of the Lord ", mis-read as " will make a sound " ) and has given rise to the curious legend that his bones will rattle in that tomb just before the death of a Pope.