Kieran Crichton: The birthday boy

Johann Sebastian Bach was born 327 years ago today.

Why not visit James Kibbie's complete recording of Bach's organ music? Go on, treat yourself!

Recent Reading

The Girard Reader -- James G Williams (ed)
What Days are For -- Robert Dessaix
"Come Love with Me" Augustine as Spiritual Guide -- Gabriel Quicke
The New Asceticism -- Sarah Coakley
The Kindness of God -- Janet Martin Soskice
From the Abundance of the Heart -- Stephen Cottrell
When God Spoke Greek -- Timothy M Law
Life's Great Questions -- Jean Vanier
The Charismatic Theology of St Luke -- Roger Stronstad
Festal Orations -- St Gregory of Nazianzus
Strange Days Indeed -- Francis Wheen
The Man Who Went Into the West: the life of R.S. Thomas -- Byron Rogers
Non-Places: an Introduction to Super-Modernity -- Marc Auge
The Death of Christian Britain: Understanding Secularisation, 1800-2000 -- Callum Brown
Unapologetic -- Fancis Spufford
The Organs of J.S. Bach: A Handbook -- Christoph Wolff and Markus Zepf
Musical Elaborations -- Edward Said
Simon's Cat: in Kitten Chaos -- Simon Tofield
Journal of the Royal Musical Association, vol 137 Pt 2, 2012
To Pause at the Threshold: Reflections on Living on the Border -- Esther de Waal
How to be a Megalomaniac -- Mungo Macallum
Earle Backen: Sacred Art -- William Carter
Radiance: the Neo-Impressionists -- Marina Ferretti Bocquillon
The Four Horsemen: Apocalypse, Death and Disaster -- Cathy Leah, Jennifer Spinks, Charles Zika (eds)
Architect Extraordinary: the Life and Work of John Horbury Hunt, 1838-1904 -- J.M. Freeland
Worldly Goods: A New History of the Renaissance -- Lisa Jardine
The Temple -- Stephen Spender
How to be a Megalomaniac -- Mungo McCallum
Shaping the Church: the Promise of Implicit Theology -- Martyn Percy
Reading the Bible with the Dead: what you can learn from the history of exegesis that you can't learn from exegesis alone -- John L. Thompson

Kieran Crichton

21 March 2012

The birthday boy

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