Vier muzikanten speelden in de jaren ‘80 in verschillende Utrechtse bands, zoals Het Goede Doel. Nu spelen ze in Bres in een nieuw programma ‘Gemis’. Met hun luisterliedjes, pop, een beetje poëzie, een vleugje jazz, en dat alles om gemis te delen, staan ze met hun try-out op vrijdag 7 juli in het Torenlaan Theater.

Zie https://www.zeistermagazine.nl/gemis

#zeist #zeistermagazine #torenlaantheater #band #hetgoededoel #goededoel #gemis #bres #tryout #jazz #poezie #pop #luisterliedjes

Ruadán was the son of #Brigit. Before the second battle of Mag Tuired, Ruadán -siding with his father #Bres- came to spy upon the smith Goibniu and steal his magical secrets. Goibniu killed the lad, which caused his mother to invent the wild sound of keening to express her grief. For himself, Goibniu was able to heal his wounds by traveling to the sacred well on Slane Hill.
Source: P. Monaghan `Encyclopedia of #Celtic #Mythology and #Folklore`
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Goibniu is the #Celtic God of blacksmiths, weapon-makers, brewing, and is also associated with hospitality. Along with his smithing, Goibniu wa…
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#Cairbre mac Éadaoine expected to be treated with the hospitality due a bard, but when he visited the royal residence at #Tara, he was shut into a stinking hut and fed nothing but stale bread. His satire on the stingy ruler #Bres mac Elatha raised sores on the king’s face. As a blemished king could not reign, Bres was forced to step down.
Source: P. Monaghan `Encyclopedia of #Celtic #Mythology and #Folklore`
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Irish myth tarot 13! The Hanged Man - Bres, a treacherous king of the Tuatha Dé Danann 🗡

The difficult labours king #Bres demanded of people such as the Dagda and #Ogma, all the while depriving them of proper food, prompted angry talk. He didn`t supply feasts, entertainments and other expected gifts to his visitors. As the land began to suffer,
Bres was soon deprived of his kingship, but he bargained for another seven years.
Source: Wolf, Casey June “The Mythical Pairing of Brig and Bres”
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I chose Bres because his father is Balor and he is super cool and he grew so quickly that by the age of seven he was the size of a 14-year-old. His wife was Brigid, daughter of the Dagda, and his son was Ruadan, who was killed by Goibniu. by Ryan @SaturnLunacy@twitter.com #NameSaturnsMoons

#MythologyMonday: #Ogma is believed to be parallel or related to the continental #Celtic god #Ogmios. The #Irish god was also very eloquent and a great poet. The unpopular king #Bres made the god collect firewood.

As #Bres refused beer to #Cairbre mac Éadoine, the bard paid him back in kind, leveling a (literally) blistering satire at the king, which forced him to step down: “Without food upon a dish, without a cow’s milk on which calves grow, without a house in the gloomy night, without storytellers to entertain him, let this be Bres’s future.” Stung by the satire, Bres felt his face break out in boils. As a blemished king could not rule, Bres was driven from the throne.
Source: P. Monaghan `Encyclopedia of #Celtic #Mythology and #Folklore`

The actions of #Bres mac Elatha did not match the splendor of his countenance. As king of #Tara, he was so stingy that he would not light a fire in the great hall nor feed visitors anything but unbuttered crackers.
Source: P. Monaghan `Encyclopedia of #Celtic #Mythology and #Folklore`

#Ogma mac Elathan, son of Delbaeth, is according to #Irish tradition the inventor of the #Ogam script. This `Son of Art` was not only extremely famous in the art of speech and poetry, but also an athletic `trénḟer`, a `power man`. In the battle of #MagTuired he fought on the side of the #TuathaDéDanann against #Bres and his #Fomorians.
Source: Helmut Birkhan `Die #Kelten` #Celtic