Louis sullivan modernism Videos

• 1. Minecraft Lets Build: Large Modern House Tutorial Part 5
• 2. Minecraft Lets Build: Large Modern House Tutorial Part 2
• 3. Huis Sonneveld Rotterdam - Museum House Modernism
• 4. From Ornament to Object Genealogies of Architectural Modernism
• 5. Earl Hines and his Orchestra - Everybody Loves My Baby (1929)
• 6. Conservatism
• 7. Owen Hatherley at UCD School of Architecture, presented by the Richview Society
• 8. LOOS ORNAMENTAL
• 9. Charles Villiers Stanford - Symphony No. 6 (1905)

Minecraft Lets Build: Large Modern House Tutorial Part 5

Minecraft Lets Build: Large Modern House Tutorial Part 2

Huis Sonneveld Rotterdam - Museum House Modernism

User Comments

Edward Steine commented on 11 Mar 2013

Top. Zo herkenbaar voor mij, geboren in de 50-tiger jaren.De scholen en kantoren waren veelal op deze stijl uit de jaren 30 gebaseerd, vooral de kleuren en e.e.a van meubels, deuren, muren,tegels en sanitair. Natuurlijk de Gispen meubels vallen op in dit 'in eenheid ontworpen' geheel. Bauhaus zie ik terug.

Sander Sloots commented on 11 Mar 2013

Klopt, het Nieuwe Bouwen en Gispen etc waren gebaseerd op het Bauhaus. Zelf ben ik van 1970 en opgegroeid in de tijd toen de nieuwe kneuterigheid hoogtij vierde.

From Ornament to Object Genealogies of Architectural Modernism

Earl Hines and his Orchestra - Everybody Loves My Baby (1929)

User Comments

Evan deCatanzaro commented on 08 Oct 2010

Is this taken from the album "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man"?

Mikael Karlsson commented on 17 Dec 2011

@levanyzzuf but that is a book! :) I know because Ive read it.

ziggyelman commented on 07 Aug 2010

Heard many versions of this song, but not theirs, thanks much!

Per Olof Rydeström commented on 30 Aug 2011

Every Baby Loves My Body !! I like that title.

johnnynoirman commented on 24 Oct 2010

How SWEET it is!!!!!

songanddanceman100 commented on 28 May 2013

Poor sound quality.

Aathron commented on 06 Nov 2012

i love it

Conservatism

Owen Hatherley at UCD School of Architecture, presented by the Richview Society

LOOS ORNAMENTAL

Charles Villiers Stanford - Symphony No. 6 (1905)

User Comments

Au Anthony commented on 14 Oct 2015

Again a masterpiece by sir Stanford , but this time it's a lively and prosper one! Being different from the other mysterious and noble Stanford 's symphonies.

mozartmahler61 commented on 29 Sep 2015

I love so much Stanford's symphonies, most of all 5th symphony....there's not much people knowing his superb music here in Italy....

mozartmahler61 commented on 29 Sep 2015

love so much Stanford's symphonies, most of all 5th symphony,...there's not much people knowing his superb music, here in Italy

spidermanontheweb commented on 06 Nov 2013

This is my first time to listen this composer. I want to know about the best o favorites of the 7 C.V.S's symphonies. Thanks

Ed Luhrs commented on 30 Dec 2014

City and community orchestras around the world would do well to play this more - it is such a beauty.

Paul Folan commented on 24 Oct 2013

One of my favourite Stanford Symphonies; the second mvt is so sweet. Thanks for uploading.

Warren Malach commented on 27 Sep 2014

The first movement is the best symphonic movement that Elgar DIDN'T write.

bangem andleavem commented on 16 Jan 2016

earth shakingly boring. like the exit music of a bad movie.

rkentburke commented on 23 Feb 2014

If the ending doesn't grab your heart, you don't have one.

rkentburke commented on 11 Sep 2013

Thank you again for my Irish brother's music on youtube.

James Ginn commented on 25 Oct 2014

Thanks for this lovely performance.