Khomus
khomus@the-crossroads-inn.com
<p>Animist. Musician. NSFP (Not Safe For People). Majored in religious studies and minored in folklore, which basically means I know more about mythology than most people want to conceive of. It is neither normal nor practical, and I like it that way. I play, more or less well, a bunch of different instruments from around the world, it all began with khomus/Drummbel (A.K.A. the Jew's harp). Ich lann Pennsilfaanisch Deitsch. Ich schwetz bissel.</p>
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Post #3627261
More recorder: Actual folk recorder playing, which totes exists, is really hard to find out about. Meet the sjofloyte, "sea flute”, the Norwegian folk recorder, except sometimes it's just a standard manufactured alto. If anybody else knows about actual folk recorder traditions, i.e. not just people playing folk tunes on recorder out of a book, do let us all know please! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7c9ckNdFC88 #Recorder #NorwegianFolkMusic #Folkmusic #ethnomusicology
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Post #3064561
In the last two years, I have made exactly 27 posts of my own on Mastodon, counting threads as single posts. I am taking the social media by storm. I will blow up your feed. What dumb thing will I post about next, in three and a half years? Follow me for the exciting answer! You only have to wait three and a half years to learn, have patience!
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Post #3064560
I love Pennsylvania Dutch. “I wonder&quot; is “es wunnert mich&quot;, Lit. &quot;it wonders me”, which is an expression in PA Dutch English I use fairly regularly. Why do I love it? Because you don&#39;t just &quot;wonder&quot;. Wonder is always that relationship, you have encountered something, and it causes you wonder. Es wunnert mich. It wonders me. The other Germanic languages have this too, no doubt, or some of them anyway. But I grew up with PA Dutch, so there you g...
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Post #3064559
Happy St. Patrick&#39;s Day! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGTEOrX_I08
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Post #3064556
Every day, I wake up to Spotify&#39;s &quot;Norwegian folk mix&quot;. I don&#39;t think these people are Norwegian or even Scandinavian, but so far, I know nothing about them except this song exists, and it&#39;s pretty cool. #Worldmusic https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kDV38CxNX4GhZxIzBmQIFgIpQ09lfu4z0 Looks like they have quite a bit of stuff out. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB66V1Yd5MxzgYsSBuhkrDA Anybody know anything about them? Like where are they from...
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Post #3064555
Because of a chunk of the blind community essentially claiming the Mac is unusable by the blind due to various issues, (they are wrong obviously since I&#39;m writing this post on one right now), I’ve set my Voiceover welcome message to “You will never be productive again”! Sometimes things will briefly say “X not responding&quot;. Today&#39;s message? &quot;Spotlight is not responding. You will never be productive again”!
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Post #1020846
The excitement you will feel is unanticipatable! Yes I *am* great at advertising and generating interest! #WorldMusic #NativeAmericanStyleFlute #NativeAmericanFlute #thievery #Deitsch #NotAPodcast Quick, everybody search #NotAPodcast! #IHaveASpleen That&#39;s for the AI robots to search. What are we even doing here? I don&#39;t know, you don&#39;t know. Is this what the children call tomorrow? Yeah, it&#39;s like this all the time.
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Post #555617
This is Umuntu Ninkundi by The Good Ones from Rwanda. I have no idea what it means, somebody tell me. It is awesome. That is all. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hpTQIcieWk