#debbie wiseman

[cinemaocd]

If you all think I've moved on from listening to the Wolf Hall soundtrack on a loop when I'm stressed you would be wrong...

[ivovynckier]

One last bit of Debbie Wiseman.

[sunnyjuni]

Do you guys have one or two songs that when you listen to, are the embodiment of the deity/ies your worship/work with?

I'll start:

Apollon - Sunlight by Hozier & Aegeon Sea by Debbie Wisemane

Loki - Shrike by Hozier

Poseidon - Horse to Water by Tall Heights & His Brightest Star Was You by Two Steps From Hell

[grandmaster-anne]

Coronation Music at Westminster Abbey

The Royal Family | Published 18 February 2023

Twelve newly commissioned pieces of music will be performed at The Coronation of Their Majesties The King and The Queen Consort at Westminster Abbey on Saturday 6 May 2023, showcasing musical talent from across the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth.

A range of musical styles and performers blend tradition, heritage and ceremony with new musical voices of today, reflecting The King’s life-long love and support of music and the arts.

His Majesty The King has personally commissioned the new music and shaped and selected the musical programme for the Service.

Andrew Nethsingha, Organist and Master of the Choristers, Westminster Abbey, will be overseeing all musical arrangements and directing the music during the Service.

Sir Antonio Pappano, Music Director for the Royal Opera House, will be conducting the Coronation Orchestra which comprises a bespoke collection of musicians drawn from orchestras of The former Prince of Wales’ Patronages including the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

Six orchestral commissions, five choral commissions and one organ commission, have been specially composed for the occasion by world-renowned British composers whose work includes Classical, Sacred, Film, Television and Musical Theatre. Commissioned works include a new Coronation Anthem by Andrew Lloyd Webber, a Coronation March by Patrick Doyle, a new commission for solo organ embracing musical themes from countries across the Commonwealth by Iain Farrington plus new works by Sarah Class, Nigel Hess, Paul Mealor, Tarik O'Regan, Roxanna Panufnik, Shirley J. Thompson, Judith Weir, Roderick Williams, and Debbie Wiseman.

Soloists will include bass-baritone, Sir Bryn Terfel; soprano, Pretty Yende and baritone, Roderick Williams. The organ will be played by Sub-Organist, Westminster Abbey, Peter Holder, and Assistant Organist, Westminster Abbey, Matthew Jorysz.

The official Royal Harpist Alis Huws will perform as part of the Coronation Orchestra in recognition of The King’s long-standing and deeply held relationship and affiliation with Wales. One of the liturgical sections of the ceremony will also be performed in Welsh.

At the request of His Majesty, in tribute to his late father His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, Greek Orthodox music will also feature in the Service performed by the Byzantine Chant Ensemble.

The Service will be sung by The Choir of Westminster Abbey and The Choir of His Majesty’s Chapel Royal, St James’s Palace, together with girl choristers from the Chapel Choir of Methodist College, Belfast and from Truro Cathedral Choir. The Ascension Choir, a handpicked gospel choir will also perform as part of the Service and The King’s Scholars of Westminster School will proclaim the traditional ‘Vivat’ acclamations.

Fanfares will be played by The State Trumpeters of the Household Cavalry and The Fanfare Trumpeters of the Royal Air Force.

Sir John Eliot Gardiner will conduct The Monteverdi Choir and English Baroque soloists in a pre-Service programme of choral music. A small group of singers from The Monteverdi Choir will also join the main choral forces for the Service.

Music by the likes of William Byrd (1543–1623), George Frideric Handel (1685–1759), Sir Edward Elgar (1857–1934), Sir Henry Walford Davies (1869–1941), Sir William Walton (1902–1983), Sir Hubert Parry (1848–1918) and Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872–1958) has historically featured in the Service over the past four centuries and will be included in the programme along with the music of one of Britain’s most loved and celebrated living composers, Sir Karl Jenkins.

[krispyweiss]

“The World is a Little Darker:” Mojo Nixon Dies at 66

- Singer died following a “blazing show” aboard Outlaw Country Cruise

Mojo Nixon, the brash punkabilly singer who became known as “the loon in the afternoon” on his satellite radio programs, has died.

Nixon, 66, succumbed Feb. 7 to a “cardiac event” after performing a “blazing show” aboard the Outlaw Country Cruise, said a statement from the “Elvis Is Everywhere” singer’s camp.

“How you live is how you should die,” it said. “Mojo Nixon was full-tilt, wide-open, rock-hard, root-hog corner on two wheels and on fire. Passing after a blazing show, a raging night, closing the bar, taking no prisoners and a good breakfast with bandmates and friends … is about right and that’s just how he did it.”

“Heaven help us all,” it concluded.

With occasional gigs such as OCC still part of his itinerary, Nixon had in recent years devoted much of his time to hosting radio shows on SiriusXM, where he was known as “the Loon in the Afternoon.”

Elizabeth Cook, Nixon’s “partner in crime” on Outlaw Country, eulogized her fellow deejay and musician: “He was a total maniac, a complete pain in my ass and he will be missed,” she said.

A self-described “cult artist” who specialized in novelty songs such as “Debbie Gibson is Pregnant with My Two-Headed Love Child,” “Don Henley Must Die,” “Burn Down the Malls,” “Jesus at McDonald’s,” “Stuffin’ Martha’s Muffin” and others, Nixon once said music “kept me out of prison.”

But for all the irreverent bombast in public, there was another, private side to Nixon, said his friend and collaborator Jello Biafra.

“Beneath all the redneck-wildman veneer, the Mojo I knew was a real gentleman,” the former Dead Kennedy said. “Deep, loving and empathetic as it gets, a true son of Woody Guthrie.”

“The world is a little darker” in the wake of Nixon’s death, said Steve Poltz, who called the “wiseman (and) wiseass” Nixon “my buddy, my hero, my teacher, my spiritual advisor (and) my guru” in a lengthy online remembrance.

“Mojo was a fireball and every time I saw him I always felt better,” Poltz said. “… My God, I just can’t believe he’s passed on.”

2/8/24

[importantwomensbirthdays]

Debbie Wiseman

Debbie Wiseman was born in London in 1963. Wiseman is a composer with over 200 film and television credits. She has been nominated for two Ivor Novello Awards, and received the Gold Badge of Merit from the British Academy of Composers & Songwriters. In 2018, Wiseman was awarded an OBE for services to music.

[thiswaycomessomethingwicked]

whats your favorite band/musician.

Oh man hard question to answer!

At the moment?

I would say I’m going through a real big Nina Simone moment.

But, The Amazing Devil is a regular favourite, also Debbie Wiseman’s soundtrack for Wolf Hall, and Bruce Peninsula.

Thank you!! ❤️❤️❤️

[ask meme]

[historyartthings]

Debbie wiseman is going to compose the score for the second series of wolf hall???

Im very happy to hear that because I absolutely love her work on the first series! it’s a wonderful soundtrack and I am unironically so looking forward listening to this next one😭

[siena-sevenwits]

🎧, ❌, and 💿, please?

🎧—What would the soundtrack be like?

(See previous, but have a bonus answer:) Opening titles composed by Debbie Wiseman? (I don't recommend this show, but I could imagine the feel being a bit like the theme from BBC's "Wolf Hall.")

❌—What’s the worst thing an adaption of your WIP could do? Your absolute worst nightmare?

(See previous, but have a bonus answer:) Mmm, any choices in the adaptation that clearly were made out of insecurity rather than confidence and reason. We don't make art from a place of fear.

💿—Free space for anything I didn’t mention! Talk about things you would add, things that are important to you, or even lay out the plot of every episode of your Netflix Original if it suits you!!

Since we're talking of opening titles, I'd love for them to do that thing where the opening has shots of lots of different items, the significance of which to the plot will become clear only as you watch (my love for 90's/00's period dramas is showing...) These might include an ornate bottle of absinthe, a noose, a tin coffee cup, etc. On the other hand, the titles might be shadow-puppetry based, fireworks based, or a montage hands doing various performance-ey things - playing music, dancing, juggling, tracing the lines of a script, etc.

[nickfromguesswhohateclub]

Rules: shuffle your ‘on repeat’ playlist and post the first ten tracks, then tag ten people 🎶

Tagged by @ghosttotheparty

time of our lives - tyrone wells

stuck in the middle with you - stealers wheel

do you hear the people sing? - les mis movie

i am arthur havisham - debbie wiseman

just dance - lady gaga, colby o'donis

for whom the bell tolls - metallica

sweet dreams (are made of this) - eurythmics, annie lennox

zombie - the cranberries

warriors - imagine dragons

ride the lightning - metallica

several these songs i haven't listened to in weeks, idk why they're on here. maybe the time i listened to stuck in the middle with you like 200 times in two days is throwing off the rhythm

tagging: whoever wants to do this:)

[thoraway125]

almost every song Sara Quin has recommended

A Playlist

AFI

A Flock Of Seagulls- I Ran

Again Me!- Boyfriend

AHOHNI- Drone Bomb Me

Alex Lahey- You Don’t Think You Like People Like Me

Allison Crutchfield- Dean’s Room

Allison Weiss- Runaway

All Of This- Perera Elsewhere

ALMA- Chasing Heights

Alvvays

Alycia Keys- Try Sleeping with A Broken Heart

Ani DiFranco

Annie Lennox

An Horse

Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavilion  

Bangles

ASTR- Operate

Atari Teenage Riot

A Tribe Called Red- R.E.D

Austra- I Love You More Than You Love Yourself Babes in Toyland

Bancks- Gemini Feed

Baths

Baybee- Jay Som

Beach House- Sparks, Lemon Glow

Bebe Rexha- Meant to Be

Bec Sandridge- In the Fog, in the Flame

Ben Folds

Betty Who- You Can Cry Tomorrow

Beyonce- Lemonade

Bikini Kill

Billy Idol- Mony Mony 

Bleached- Wednesday Night Melody, Can You Deal?, Flipside

Bleachers- Don’t Take The Money

BLK- My Hood - Stormzy

Blood Orange- You're Not Good Enough, It Is What It Is 

Bob Marley

Body- Julia Jacklin 

Bone thugs and Harmony

Bon Jovi- wanted dead or alive, you give love a bad name 

Bowie

Britta Phillips- Mistress America

Broken Social Scene- Hug of Thunder, Almost Crimes Bruce Springsteen- Im on Fire, Dancing in the Dark, The River, Live 1975-85 (this particular version https://youtu.be/gg3DleXrT-o) Bryan Adams

Bjork- I've seen it all 

Buck 65- Square Two

Cake

Carrie Brownstein

Caribou- Can’t Do Without You

Cassie- Me & U

Chairlift- Romeo

Charli XCX- Track 10

Charlotte Day Wilson- Work

Chloe x Halle0 Drop

Christine and The Queens- iT, Saint Claude 

Chris Walla

CHVRCHES

Classixx- Borderline

City and Colour

Cold Specks

Collide- Krasnoyarsk

Corey Hart- Sunglasses At Night

Couer de Pirate

Cyndi Lauper- The Goonies Are Good Enough, Time After Time

Cypress Hill

Dallas Green

Death Cab for Cutie 

Debbie Wiseman- Wolf Hall

DEDE- Faultline (Single Edit)

Deradoorian- A Beautiful Woman

DIANA- Confession, Perpetual Surrender

Dinosaur Jr

DJDS- Trees On Fire

Dolly Parton

Doveman

Drake- No Tellin Dream- Love/Hate

Diana- Perpetual Surrender

Electrelane - Rock It to the Moon, no shouts no calls

Empress Of- How Do You DO It

Emylia Argan

Erasure

Eugene Francis Jnr

Everything but the Girl

Fatima Al Qadiri- Hip Hop Spa, Szechuan

Feist- Pleasure album

Fever Ray- Mustn’t Hurry

First Aid Kit

FKA Twigs- Good To Love

Four Tet

Francis and the Lights- May I Have This Dance

Frankie Cosmos- Sinister, Accommodation 

Frank Ocean Thinking About You

Friends- I'm His Girl 

FUN Fugazi

Future Islands- Ran

George Hill

Gilligan Moss- It Felt Right

Girlpool- Chinatown

Glass Animals

Gogol Bordello 

Gossip

Green Day

Grimes- Flesh Without Blood

Grizzly Bear

HAIM- Want You Back

Halsey- Now Or Never

HANA

Hank Williams

Hannah Georgas- Don’t Go, Needed Me

Hayley Kiyoko- Girls Like Girls

Hole

Holly Miranda

Hot Hot Heat

IDER- Face On

Jack Johnson

James Ilha

Jamie xx- Girl

Japanese Breakfast- Machinist

Jeremih- Pass Dat

Joanna Newsom - Have One On Me 

John Hopkins- I remember

Johnny Cash

Joni Mitchell

John Hopkins- Abandon Window, I remember

Jonathan Coulton

Justin Bieber- Purpose, Runaway Love Justin Timberlake-  FutureSex/LoveSounds Kaki King

Kate Bush

Katy Perry- Chained To The Rhythm

Kathryn Bostic- Love Theme

Kelela- Rewind- Sporting Life Remix

Kieran Hebden & Steve Reid - The Exchange Session, Vol. 2

Kelly Lee Owens- Birds

K.Flay- Black Wave

Kid Cudi- The Commander

Kieran Hebden & Steve Reid - The Exchange Session, Vol. 2

Kimya Dawson- So Nice So Smart

Kinnie Starr

Korn

KraftWork

KT Tunstall- Hard Girls

Kygo- It Ain’t Me (with Selena Gomez)

Kylie Minogue

Lapsley- Hurt Me

LCD Soundsystem- Tonite

Leonard Cohen- Came So Far For Beauty

Leo Kalyan- Fucked Up

Led Zeppelin

Light Asylum- Shallow Tears

Lily Allen 

Lorde- Green Light

Lou Reed- Satellite of Love

Lowell

Lower Dens- To Die in LA, Real Thing

Lucius- My Heart Got Caught On Your Sleeve 

Lupa J- Numb

Neil Young

New Found Glory

New Kids on the Block

New Order

New Skin- Torres

No Shouts No Calls

Nick Jonas- Jealous

Nicolas Jaar- No

Night Terrors

Nirvana

Noname 

Nothing to be Frightened of by Julian Barnes

Now Now

Madonna- Holiday

Majid Jordan (ft Drake)- My Love

Mapei- Don’t Wait

Mariah Carey

Matthew Dear

Melissa Etheridge

Mica Levi- Death

Michelle Branch- Hopeless Romantic

Mike Elizondo

Milli Vanilli - Blame It On the Rain

Miriam Culter- Ethel Main Title

Mitski

Montaigne- Because I Love You

Moonriser- I’m Not Something Special

Moses Sumney- Doomed

Mother Mother

MUNA- Winterbreak, I Know A Place, About You album

Mykki Blanco- Loner

My Bloody Valentine

My Midnight Heart

My So Called Life

Paramore- After Laughter, Told You So

Passion Pit

Paul Williams

Peaches

Porches- Anymore, Be Apart

Partner Band- In Search of Lost Time

Patsy Cline

Pattern Against User 

Perera Elsewhere- All of This

Perfume Genius- Slip Away

Phantogram- Answer 

Pheonix- J-Boy

Phil Collins- Groovy Kind of Love

Post Pavillon

Prince- I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man, Little Red  Corvette

PWR BTTM- I Wanna Boi

Q Tip

Rachel Cantu

Rachel Portman- Vianne Sets Up Shop

Ra Ra Riot

RAY BLK- My Hood

REM- Sweetness

Ria Mae- Ooh Love

Richard Marx- Right here waiting

Rihanna- Russian Roulette, Umbrella, Higher, Love On The Brain

Robyn- Do it Again, Love is free (moon boots remix) 

Rolling Stones

Röysksopp- Something in my Heart

Rufus Wainwright

Ruth B- If This is Love Ryan Adams

Santigold

Samphaaa- Process Album 

Sample- Blood on Me

Shamir- If It Wasn’t True 

Sharon Van Etten- Everytime The Sun Comes Up

Serena Ryder- Electric Love

Shondells

Shura- What’s It Gonna Be?

Simple Minds- All The Things She Said

Sinead O’Connor

Siya- Automatic

Smashing Pumpkins- Siamese Dream

Snailmail- Thinning

SNAP!- Rhythm Is A Dancer - 7” Edit

SOHN- Hard Liquor

Solange- Mad

Spoon- They Way We Get By

Speak

Steel Train

Stereogum

Stevie Nicks

St. Vincent, Actor

Supertramp

Supreme

Taylor Swift- 1989

Teenage Fanclub

The Bangles

The Beaches

The Black Keys

The Courtneys

The Cranberries- Dreams on My So Called Life

The Dream- Love Hate, Love vs Money

The Enemy- Bigger Cages, Longer Chains 

The Jezabels- Hurt Me

The Killers

The Lemon Twigs

The New Pornographers

Theophilus London

The Pretenders- 500 Miles The Police- Roxanne- I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man, Little Red Corvette The Ramones

The Reason

The Regrettes- Hey Now

The Rentals- The Man With Two Brains

The Replacements

The Smiths

The White Stripes

The xx- xx (2009), Say Something Loving

Thingamajig- Miya Folick 

Tracy Chapman- Fast Car

Tom Petty

Tom Cochrane

Tony Bennet

Too Attached 

Torres

Tove Styrke- Say My Name

Tragically Hip

Tribe Called Quest

U2 - Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horse

Us- Empress of

Vagabon- Fear & Force

Vector Xing- Bubble King

Vanbot- Collide, Krasnoyarsk, Not That Kind, Moscow Veckatimest Vivek Shraya- Part Time Woman

VHS or Beta

Violent Femmes 

Warpaint- Whiteout

Waters

Waxahatchee- Silver

Weavves

Weezer

When I’m with Him- Empress of

White Lung- Hungry. Kiss Me When I Bleed

Whitney houston- I look to you, million dollar bill, I will always love you

Wrabel- Bloodstain

Yaeji 

Yeah Yeah Yeahs

[shadowredfeline]

It looks nice. I bet my mom will love this too. But in religious stories, if Mary is the mother, then the father would be Joseph. And Jesus would be the son. Like when making a nativity scene on Christmas, we have Bonn as Joseph, Rita as Mary and Spot as Jesus.

Debby 😺📱🖥️: That looks amazing, Bonn. You and your Wife make great religious stories. Especially once Christmas comes, we can have you and your wife in it. As well as for your kids. Even Spot can be Jesus and you can be Joseph and Rita as Mary. And maybe Riya or Vanilla can be the Angel. And most importantly, we can have Maxwell, Sam and Cude as the three Wiseman. I'm sure that can be fun for you guys.

[ivovynckier]

Debbie Wiseman's music for queen Elisabeth I.

(The one from Shakespeare's time, not QEII who died a year ago.)

[kuyteavsachko]

[cinemaocd]

Does anyone want my Mirror and Light Playlist????

Snoop Dogg/Dr. Dre, The Next Episode

Phantogram, Cruel World

Leonard Cohen, You Want it Darker?

Sharon Van Etten, Every Time the Sun Comes Up

Arcade Fire, Reflektor

Band of Horses, The Funeral

Hamilton Leithauser and Rostam, 10,000 times

Paulo Buonvino, Renaissance

Sam Cooke, Be with me Jesus

Journey, Lights

Angel Olsen, All Mirrors

Busta Rhymes, My Shot

Robin Hitchcock, The Ghost in You

Bob Dylan, One More Cup of Coffee

Roxy Music, While My Heart is Still Beating

Nina Simone, Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood

Debbie Wiseman, Monstrous Servant

Andrew Bird, Proxy War

Mitski, Working for the Knife

Michael Jackson, The Man in the Mirror

[allerdeguise]

@zenigatakeibu​ sent :   🎶 + 🎤 !

HEADCANON MEME!

‣  🎶 - What is my muse’s theme song?

“Arsène Lupin” by Debbie Wiseman, the opening theme from the horrible, not recommended to watch 2004 Arsène Lupin movie ! It’s the track on my blog’s music player, found in the top left corner if you wish to listen to it :^)

There’s also “L’arsène” by Jacques Dutronc, the ending theme to the 1971 “Arsène Lupin” TV series, a track I am only mentioning for the hilarity of the lyrics: 

... L'Arsene With his infallible flair, he is irresistible L'Arsene Irresistible and sometimes invisible The beautiful, the beautiful Arsene  He's a safe breaker He's a breaker of pretty hearts The righter of all wrongs, Arsene ...

A rough translation of a section of the song, you get the idea. 

‣ 🎤 - Can my muse sing? If they can sing, can they sing well and what it’s like?

Yes!! I’d like to think he naturally has a decent vocal range, it makes disguising his voice on the job a lot easier. It was also mentioned in canon that he had even once been a tenor (the highest male singing range in an opera). So yes, he can sing, the man’s got hell of a vocal chord. 

Also as a very excessively dramatic person, he sometimes sings a short tune in tense moments... for the theatrics.