VIDEO: R3 Society Upload - "In memoriam, Ricardus Rex

Uploaded by the Society: In memoriam; Ricardus Rex was composed shortly
after the discovery of the king's body under a car park in Leicester
earlier this year. It's an unaccompanied choir setting of words inspired by
Richard's Book of Hours and his motto.

"Loyalty binds me; friends are forever."
http://youtu.be/kBt0EUJG7oc

Thanks--that is lovely.

Shethra





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>Uploaded by the Society: In memoriam; Ricardus Rex was composed shortly
>after the discovery of the king's body under a car park in Leicester
>earlier this year. It's an unaccompanied choir setting of words inspired by
>Richard's Book of Hours and his motto.
>
>"Loyalty binds me; friends are forever."
>http://youtu.be/kBt0EUJG7oc
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Thanks Weds, it is lovely. On the same page of Utube is a 9 min tribute to Richard done in October last by one whose foreign name I can't spell here. It is absolutely stunning and very moving for those who haven't seen it. H.



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Thanks--that is lovely.

Shethra

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>To:
>Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 11:53 AM
>Subject: VIDEO: R3 Society Upload - "In memoriam, Ricardus Rex
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>Uploaded by the Society: In memoriam; Ricardus Rex was composed shortly
>after the discovery of the king's body under a car park in Leicester
>earlier this year. It's an unaccompanied choir setting of words inspired by
>Richard's Book of Hours and his motto.
>
>"Loyalty binds me; friends are forever."
>http://youtu.be/kBt0EUJG7oc
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Is that the one by tashusik? I downloaded this some time ago to keep among my files. Does anyone know who is playing the role of King Richard in the fight sequence? As soon as I saw that, I was amazed. He looks exactly like I've always imagined Richard would have looked. J



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvqwoXNhOGE



Karen





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Thanks Weds, it is lovely. On the same page of Utube is a 9 min tribute to Richard done in October last by one whose foreign name I can't spell here. It is absolutely stunning and very moving for those who haven't seen it. H.

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Thanks--that is lovely.

Shethra

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>Subject: VIDEO: R3 Society Upload - "In memoriam, Ricardus Rex
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>Uploaded by the Society: In memoriam; Ricardus Rex was composed shortly
>after the discovery of the king's body under a car park in Leicester
>earlier this year. It's an unaccompanied choir setting of words inspired by
>Richard's Book of Hours and his motto.
>
>"Loyalty binds me; friends are forever."
>http://youtu.be/kBt0EUJG7oc
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>
>
>
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Yes it is. No-one seems to know. It isn't Tobias Capwell the medieval fight guy as suggested, he's bigger and blond. Thanks for posting the link. H 



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Is that the one by tashusik? I downloaded this some time ago to keep among my files. Does anyone know who is playing the role of King Richard in the fight sequence? As soon as I saw that, I was amazed. He looks exactly like I've always imagined Richard would have looked. J

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvqwoXNhOGE

Karen

From: Hilary Jones [mailto:hjnatdat@...]
Sent: 21 August 2013 08:03
To:
Subject: Re: VIDEO: R3 Society Upload - "In memoriam, Ricardus Rex

Thanks Weds, it is lovely. On the same page of Utube is a 9 min tribute to Richard done in October last by one whose foreign name I can't spell here. It is absolutely stunning and very moving for those who haven't seen it. H.

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Sent: Wednesday, 21 August 2013, 4:50
Subject: Re: VIDEO: R3 Society Upload - "In memoriam, Ricardus Rex

Thanks--that is lovely.

Shethra

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>To: <mailto:%40yahoogroups.com>
>Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 11:53 AM
>Subject: VIDEO: R3 Society Upload - "In memoriam, Ricardus Rex
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>Uploaded by the Society: In memoriam; Ricardus Rex was composed shortly
>after the discovery of the king's body under a car park in Leicester
>earlier this year. It's an unaccompanied choir setting of words inspired by
>Richard's Book of Hours and his motto.
>
>"Loyalty binds me; friends are forever."
>http://youtu.be/kBt0EUJG7oc
>
>
>
>
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>

I don't know, Hilary, it *might* actually be Dr Tobias Capwell. The photos of him on the Order of the Crescent Facebook page show him as dark haired, not blond. And he was one of the speakers at the Leicester Conference, talking about what type of armour Richard might have had. He's on the second photo down, far right http://www.richardiii.net/leicester_conference.php# Enjoyed his talk on You Tube - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Sn9F0VHTjY



If no-one knows for sure, perhaps one day I'll get around to sending a letter to him at the Wallace Museum and ask him if he knows who it might be, it obviously being in his line of interest. :-)



Many thanks,



Karen







From: Hilary Jones [mailto:hjnatdat@...]
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Yes it is. No-one seems to know. It isn't Tobias Capwell the medieval fight guy as suggested, he's bigger and blond. Thanks for posting the link. H

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To: <mailto:%40yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, 21 August 2013, 12:14
Subject: RE: VIDEO: R3 Society Upload - "In memoriam, Ricardus Rex



Is that the one by tashusik? I downloaded this some time ago to keep among my files. Does anyone know who is playing the role of King Richard in the fight sequence? As soon as I saw that, I was amazed. He looks exactly like I've always imagined Richard would have looked. J

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvqwoXNhOGE

Karen

From: Hilary Jones [mailto:hjnatdat@... <mailto:hjnatdat%40yahoo.com> ]
Sent: 21 August 2013 08:03
To: <mailto:%40yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: VIDEO: R3 Society Upload - "In memoriam, Ricardus Rex

Thanks Weds, it is lovely. On the same page of Utube is a 9 min tribute to Richard done in October last by one whose foreign name I can't spell here. It is absolutely stunning and very moving for those who haven't seen it. H.

Could be that one on the web showing off the armour (in which he deals) isn't him, though it says it is. Would be logical if it was though. I think some on here have been to hear him speak. You could do a post headed his name and they might answer. 



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From: Karen <karen@...>
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Sent: Wednesday, 21 August 2013, 16:32
Subject: RE: VIDEO: R3 Society Upload - "In memoriam, Ricardus Rex


 

I don't know, Hilary, it *might* actually be Dr Tobias Capwell. The photos of him on the Order of the Crescent Facebook page show him as dark haired, not blond. And he was one of the speakers at the Leicester Conference, talking about what type of armour Richard might have had. He's on the second photo down, far right http://www.richardiii.net/leicester_conference.php# Enjoyed his talk on You Tube - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Sn9F0VHTjY

If no-one knows for sure, perhaps one day I'll get around to sending a letter to him at the Wallace Museum and ask him if he knows who it might be, it obviously being in his line of interest. :-)

Many thanks,

Karen

From: Hilary Jones [mailto:mailto:hjnatdat%40yahoo.com]
Sent: 21 August 2013 12:39
To: mailto:%40yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: VIDEO: R3 Society Upload - "In memoriam, Ricardus Rex

Yes it is. No-one seems to know. It isn't Tobias Capwell the medieval fight guy as suggested, he's bigger and blond. Thanks for posting the link. H

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From: Karen <mailto:karen%40eft-reiki.com <mailto:karen%40eft-reiki.com> >
To: mailto:%40yahoogroups.com <mailto:%40yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, 21 August 2013, 12:14
Subject: RE: VIDEO: R3 Society Upload - "In memoriam, Ricardus Rex

Is that the one by tashusik? I downloaded this some time ago to keep among my files. Does anyone know who is playing the role of King Richard in the fight sequence? As soon as I saw that, I was amazed. He looks exactly like I've always imagined Richard would have looked. J

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvqwoXNhOGE

Karen

From: Hilary Jones [mailto:mailto:hjnatdat%40yahoo.com <mailto:hjnatdat%40yahoo.com> ]
Sent: 21 August 2013 08:03
To: mailto:%40yahoogroups.com <mailto:%40yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: VIDEO: R3 Society Upload - "In memoriam, Ricardus Rex

Thanks Weds, it is lovely. On the same page of Utube is a 9 min tribute to Richard done in October last by one whose foreign name I can't spell here. It is absolutely stunning and very moving for those who haven't seen it. H.