Edward Viljoen: December 28, 2008 Concert and Lunch

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

December 28, 2008 Concert and Lunch

By: Edward Viljoen on Tuesday, December 16, 2008

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December 28, 2008

1:30 p.m. Lunch

2:30 p.m. Concert

$25

$20 if purchased in advance (before noon on December 24)

Call 707-527-8372

Classical Vocal Recital

Christopher Fritzsche
Countertenor

Internationally recognized for his effortless countertenor voice, Christopher Fritzsche can be heard on well over a dozen recordings on Warner Classics’ Teldec label. He has performed with The New York Philharmonic, the Atlanta Symphony, and as a member of Chanticleer, earned two Grammy awards for the CD’s Colors of Love, and Lamentations and Praises by the celebrated British composer, Sir John Tavener. He recently became Music Director for the Center for Spiritual Living in Santa Rosa.

Chris will be accompanied by Pianist Marilyn Thompson who received her Bachelor’s Degree from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, where she was a student of Adolph Baller. She was awarded a Fulbright grant to the Vienna Academy of Music, and subsequently received her Master’s Degree from Stanford University, where she studied under the Helen Evans Memorial Scholarship.

Center for Spiritual Living, Santa Rosa

2075 Occidental Road, Santa Rosa

707-546-4543

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3 comments:

AnonymousDecember 28, 2008 at 5:38 PM
Wundabar!
Total delight....
Tears in my eyes are still drying....when is our next delectable treat?
Delicious and Yummy.
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AnonymousDecember 31, 2008 at 8:24 PM
Spirit is quite alive and well expressing thru our Mr. Fritzsche, isn't It? Absolutely DIVINE!

<3
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Spirit As SquirrelFebruary 20, 2011 at 6:18 PM
Spirit is quite alive and well expressing thru our Mr. Fritzsche, isn't It? Absolutely DIVINE!

<3
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The Bhagavad Gita: The Song of God Retold in Simplified English is the latest title in the Essential Wisdom Library. This unique edition of the timeless epic is designed to be accessible for readers without any prior experience of Hinduism. Not merely a translation of the original, Viljoen has simplified and restated the Gita’s complex ideas, so that a first-time reader can fully appreciate the scope and beauty of this magnificent Indian classic. Written in concise, modern language, the retelling vividly captures the power and depth of the original work.

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“While goodness, kindness, compassion, and faith might seem like ordinary concepts, when it comes to actually living them in the face of life’s daily challenges, it’s easy to get stuck. Edward Viljoen has given us a gentle, illuminating, compassionate guidebook to living from the goodness that lies at the heart of who we really are.”
—Alan Seale, founder of the Center for Transformational Presence, and author of Create A World That Works and Intuitive Living

“Ordinary Goodness reminds me I can see goodness and kindness every day. Edward reminds all of us, that despite our failings, we really can be both good and kind. Brew a cup of tea and curl up with this insightful and achingly beautiful account of the mystery, paradox, and wonder of your life. You’ll be glad you did!”
—Petra Weldes, author of Joyous Living Journal

“If kindness were a country, Ordinary Goodness would be its travel guide. In this book, Edward Viljoen delves into a perfectly ordinary yet arguably neglected virtue—kindness—and reveals its source, its rewards, and a well-defined approach for integrating kindness into your very bones. Combining his personal history with his decades of experience as a minister, Viljoen is eminently qualified to teach us that the ordinariness of kindness may actually be the most dazzling quality we might possess.”
—Randall Friesen, publisher of Newt List Books

Edward Viljoen was a recent guest to my radio show, "In The Spirit." I had read his book, "Ordinary Goodness" and was happy to talk with him about it. I like the way he inserts stories from his own life to illustrate various points. In this cynical age, this book is a tonic a guide to live a good life by being good to others. We cannot be truly happy until we do. Thank you, Edward for bringing a much needed topic to our attention.

—Gary Goldberg, host of In The Spirit

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“Edward Viljoen’s new book, The Power of Meditation, is a gift. It serves as a practical guidebook for those who are new at spiritual practice, as well as a beautiful reminder of simplicity and essence for those who have been engaged in spiritual practice for a lifetime. Edward helps us find the strength we need to be present with whatever life brings. He takes the reader by the hand, dispels the mysteries, and makes this elusive thing called meditation very real and doable.” —Alan Seal, author of Create a World That Works

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