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Old River Road Music Themed Copper Cookie Cutters The Old River Road Kokopelli Cookie Cutter is an attractive and well built cookie cutter â that’s ⦠pure fun, with its unique and whimsical design. The cutter is made of 100 % copper; it has a solid lip and measures an inch deep. Sturdy and intricate, this cutter is made to be used and made to last! Old River Road Cookie Cutters are heirloom quality (and sure to become one of your family… |
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The Violin Players Photo Mugs Image shows three of the Herzogin Cecilie crew members playing their instruments for the crew of the C.B. Pedersen. Alan Villiers tells how they played beautiful old Scandinavian airs, and now and then there came a voice from the other ship with a request for some old favourite. …. |
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Violin, Old a New Ways Photo Mugs The old way of playing the fiddle and the new way! Note the type of bow and how the violin is held by the 18th century violinist. …. |
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Classical Baby 3-Pack – Music, Art & Dance $17.25 CLASSICAL BABY 3PK SET – DVD Movie… |
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Baby Einstein: Lullaby Classics $3.61 No Description Available.Genre: ChildrensMedia Format: Compact DiskRating: Release Date: 16-MAR-2004… |
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Heartland: An Appalachian Anthology $6.79 The likes of Yo-Yo Ma, Sam Bush, Edgar Meyer, Joshua Bell, and Mark O’Connor can be heard on Heartland, a compilation featuring the best tracks from Sony’s ongoing Appalachian-themed series of CDs. Individually, these folk and classical stars have little in common, but when they meet to play these new bluegrass-meets-chamber-music arrangements, the results are pure magic. It’s hard to pinpoint the… |
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Rhapsody [VHS] $19.98 … |
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The Sullivan Family: Bluegrass Hall of Fame The Sullivan Family of St. Stephens, AL, has been playing old-fashioned string band and bluegrass music for half a century. These self-described country people see their music not simply as entertainment or art, but as a ministry, one started by the Pentecostal preacher Arthur Sullivan, who mobilized his siblings and children to provide music at revivals and brush arbor churches he pastured in the… |
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Wallmonkeys Peel and Stick Wall Decals – Violin – Grunge Background – Removable Graphic WallMonkeys wall graphics are printed on the highest quality re-positionable, self-adhesive fabric paper. Each order is printed in-house and on-demand. WallMonkeys uses premium materials & state-of-the-art production technologies. Our white fabric material is superior to vinyl decals. You can literally see and feel the difference. Our wall graphics apply in minutes and won’t damage your paint or l… |
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Wallmonkeys Peel and Stick Wall Decals – Viola and Violin – Removable Graphic WallMonkeys wall graphics are printed on the highest quality re-positionable, self-adhesive fabric paper. Each order is printed in-house and on-demand. WallMonkeys uses premium materials & state-of-the-art production technologies. Our white fabric material is superior to vinyl decals. You can literally see and feel the difference. Our wall graphics apply in minutes and won’t damage your paint or l… |
Classic Track: Old Violin (Johnny Paycheck)
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12 Etudes-Caprices in the Styles of the Great Composers $19.95 Written by Juilliard trained violinist/composer, Amy Barlowe, 12 Etudes—Caprices in the Styles of the Great Composers is a welcome addition to the intermediate solo violin repertoire. Progressive and chronologically ordered, these innovative etudes are invaluable both as study pieces and short, unaccompanied concert works for competitions or recital programs. Detailed Practice Guides follow each etude featuring methods for the development of technical and musical tools that will promote individual expression within the appropriate historical context. Such aspects as sounding points, varied vibrato, and techniques for improving intonation are derived from each etude to increase facility, musicianship, and stylistic awareness. Used as a supplement, this fully illustrated and thoroughly engaging collection of original etudes provides a fresh and unique approach to the age old tradition of technical study. Preparation for the major works of the great composers has never been more fun! |
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1736 Works: 1736 Architecture, 1736 Books, 1736 Operas, the Distrest Poet, Paradise Square, St George the Martyr Southwark, Eremitage Palace $19.99 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: The Muntz Stradivarius is an antique violin crafted by Antonio Stradivari of Cremona (1644-1737) in 1736. The label affixed to this instrument bears the inscription, “d’anni 92 ” (92 years old), possibly handwritten by Stradivari himself. It has also been suggested that Count Cozio di Salabue, a subsequent owner, made this inscription. The Muntz which has a solid reputation for its excellent condition and tonal quality, takes its name from a man who owned it in the late 1800s, H. M. Muntz. He was a collector and amateur violinist who lived in Birmingham , England . The Muntz , among the last of the instruments made by Stradivari, is currently owned by the Nippon Music Foundation .References (URLs online) Websites (URLs online) Muntz Stradivarius at Cozio.comA hyperlinked version of this chapter is at The Distrest Poet is an oil painting produced sometime around 1736 by the British artist William Hogarth . Reproduced as an etching and engraving , it was published in 1741 from a third state plate produced in 1740. The scene was probably inspired by Alexander Pope ‘s satirical poem The Dunciad . It depicts a scene in a small, dingy attic room where a poet sits at his desk in the dormer and, scratching his head, stares at the papers on the desk before him, evidently looking for inspiration to complete the poem he is writing. Near him sits his wife darning clothes, surprised by the entrance of a milkmaid, who impatiently demands payment of debts.Background The Enraged Musician .The engraving of The Distrest Poet in its third state was issued on 15 December 1741 as a companion piece to The Enraged Musician , a comic scene of a violinist driven to distraction by the noise from the street outside his practice room. The initial plate for The Distrest Poet was produced soon after |
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1980s Ballet Premieres: 1980 Ballet Premieres, 1981 Ballet Premieres, 1982 Ballet Premieres, 1983 Ballet Premieres, 1984 Ballet Premieres $19.75 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: 1980 Ballet Premieres, 1981 Ballet Premieres, 1982 Ballet Premieres, 1983 Ballet Premieres, 1984 Ballet Premieres, 1985 Ballet Premieres, 1987 Ballet Premieres, 1988 Ballet Premieres, 1989 Ballet Premieres, Lists of 1980s Ballet Premieres, Mozartiana, ‘still Life’ at the Penguin Cafe, Hobson’s Choice, Ives, Songs, Piano Pieces, List of Ives, Songs Casts, Antique Epigraphs, Glass Pieces, Élégie, Andantino, Impressing the Czar, Brahms/handel, Ecstatic Orange, I’m Old Fashioned, Valse Triste, the Unanswered Question, in Memory of …, the Chairman Dances, Pas de Légumes, Beethoven Romance, Barber Violin Concerto, Black and White, Tango, List of Barber Violin Concerto Casts, Echo, Woodland Sketches, Piano-Rag-Music, Noah and the Flood, Variations for Orchestra, Five, Suite of Dances, List of 1988 Ballet Premieres, List of 1981 Ballet Premieres, Symphony No. 1, the Newcomers, List of 1985 Ballet Premieres. Excerpt: Mozartiana is a ballet by New York City Ballet co-founder and balletmaster George Balanchine which opened their Tschaikovsky Festival. It is the choreographer’s third homage to Mozart and is set to Tschaikovsky’s Suite No. 4, Mozartiana, op. 62 (1887) consisting of: The new version Balanchine made for City Ballet had its premiere on Thursday, June 4, 1981, at the New York State Theater, Lincoln Center, with costumes by Rouben Ter-Arutunian. The Preghiera is danced by a ballerina, usually a principal dancer, accompanied by four young girls, the Gigue by a male soloist and the Minuet by four women from the corps de ballet. The ballerina returns and is joined by a principal danseur for a pas de deux to the Theme and Variations; the entire cast dances the finale; the Gigue is of sufficient importance that it is not infrequently danced by… |
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A Hundred Favorite Fiddle Tunes: Solos and Duets $10.95 One hundred great fiddle solos and duets on reels, waltzes, jigs, hornpipes, two-steps, breakdowns, clogs, and schottisches by well-known Canadian fiddle Bill Guest. This book was compiled mainly for the violin student who is interested in learning to play old-time fiddle music. Suggested bowings are marked in some tunes. Chord symbols are included for accompaniment.\ |
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A Teacher Of The Violin And Other Stories $25.45 There was a wailing of the wind at night through the crevices of the high-pitched roof and the panelled walls of the old parsonage that thrilled me as with a message from on high, but this was still wind and wood. Butt where the wind had no part, where it was not sound so much as noise, in the clanging of metal upon metal, in the inarticulate screaming of senseless creatures, the terror that I had felt in the wailing wood,–that terror that had still something in it of the higher life and hope,–was turned into the mere panic of despair. |
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A Teacher Of The Violin And Other Stories $16.19 There was a wailing of the wind at night through the crevices of the high-pitched roof and the panelled walls of the old parsonage that thrilled me as with a message from on high, but this was still wind and wood. Butt where the wind had no part, where it was not sound so much as noise, in the clanging of metal upon metal, in the inarticulate screaming of senseless creatures, the terror that I had felt in the wailing wood,–that terror that had still something in it of the higher life and hope,–was turned into the mere panic of despair. |
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A Teacher Of The Violin And Other Stories $10.02 There was a wailing of the wind at night through the crevices of the high-pitched roof and the panelled walls of the old parsonage that thrilled me as with a message from on high, but this was still wind and wood. Butt where the wind had no part, where it was not sound so much as noise, in the clanging of metal upon metal, in the inarticulate screaming of senseless creatures, the terror that I had felt in the wailing wood,–that terror that had still something in it of the higher life and hope,–was turned into the mere panic of despair. |
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A Teacher Of The Violin And Other Stories $28.15 There was a wailing of the wind at night through the crevices of the high-pitched roof and the panelled walls of the old parsonage that thrilled me as with a message from on high, but this was still wind and wood. Butt where the wind had no part, where it was not sound so much as noise, in the clanging of metal upon metal, in the inarticulate screaming of senseless creatures, the terror that I had felt in the wailing wood,–that terror that had still something in it of the higher life and hope,–was turned into the mere panic of despair. |
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A Young Dancer: The Life of an Ailey Student $18.95 Meet Iman Bright, a thirteen-year-old student at the prestigious Ailey School in New York City. Iman is passionate about dance, but she also enjoys drawing, playing music, and of course, hanging out with her friends. Follow Iman as she warms up at the barre, practices violin, and gets ready for a performance with her fellow students. In descriptive words and striking photographs, this informative picture book provides fascinating insight into the world of dance through the voice of one very talented young performer. |
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Academy of the Dead [A Matt Rider Detective Thriller] $6 Matt Rider is made an offer that seems too good to miss. Go to Prague, find some priceless music manuscripts–and share in a fortune. Unfortunately, even for a confident backstreet PI, the clues are rather thin on the ground. All Matt knows is that a young Jewish girl called Hana Eisler had the manuscripts in Prague in 1942. Using old records from the Helios Music Academy in England, Matt tracks Hana’s movements to a Nazi concentration camp in the Czech Republic. And there the trail seems to end. The American violin teacher at the Helios Academy claims to know something about Hana’s family. And so does the Academy dean. Matt decides to contact Hana in a seance. Taking place in England and the Czech Republic, Academy of the Dead is an exciting hunt for lost treasure and a missing child. There are big stakes to play for–and maybe not everyone can be trusted. Academy of the Dead is the third Matt Rider detective thriller. |
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Academy of the Dead, A Matt Rider Story $10.93 Matt Rider is made an offer that seems too good to miss. Go to Prague, find some priceless music manuscripts – and share in a fortune. Unfortunately, even for a confident backstreet PI, the clues are rather thin on the ground. All Matt knows is that a young Jewish girl called Hana Eisler had the manuscripts in Prague in 1942. Using old records from the Helios Music Academy in England, Matt tracks Hana’s movements to a Nazi concentration camp in the Czech Republic. And there the trail seems to end. The American violin teacher at the Helios Academy claims to know something about Hana’s family. And so does the Academy dean. Matt decides to contact Hana in a séance. Taking place in England and the Czech Republic, Academy of the Dead is an exciting hunt for lost treasure and a missing child. There are big stakes to play for – and maybe not everyone can be trusted. Academy of the Dead is the third Matt Rider detective thriller. |
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African American Classical Composers $23.6 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Scott Joplin, Henry Threadgill, Cynthia Cozette Lee, William Grant Still, List of Composers of African Descent, Michael Abels, Zenobia Powell Perry, Maurice Arnold Strothotte, Julius Eastman, Leslie Dunner, Leonard de Paur, Muhsinah, Diedre Murray, David Baker, Clarence Cameron White, Marvin Peterson, Ulysses Kay, Will Marion Cook, Pamela Z, Anthony Davis, Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson, Olly Wilson, Kenneth Amis, Undine Smith Moore, Hale Smith, Adolphus Hailstork, Jeffrey Mumford, Scott Hayden, George Walker, Arthur Cunningham, Julia Perry, Arthur Marshall, Alvin Singleton. Excerpt: Adolphus Hailstork (born Adolphus Cunningham Hailstork III , Rochester , New York , April 17, 1941) is an American composer and educator. He grew up in Albany, New York , where he studied violin, piano, organ, and voice. Hailstork received a master’s degree from the Manhattan School of Music and a doctorate in music composition from Michigan State University in 1971, studying with H. Owen Reed . His other composition instructors include Mark Fax , Vittorio Giannini , David Diamond , and Nadia Boulanger . He has served as professor at Youngstown State University in Ohio , as well as professor of music and Composer-in-Residence at Virginia’s Norfolk State University . He is currently a professor of music and Composer-in-Residence at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia . Hailstork is of African American ancestry and his works blend musical ideas from both the African American and European traditions. Hailstork’s awards include a Fulbright fellowship (1987). In 1992 he was named a Cultural Laureate of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Old Dominion University maintains the Adolphus Hailstork Collection, in the special collections area of the F. Ludwig Diehn Composers Room, in the Diehn Fine and |
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Alcestis $29.85 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:CHAPTER II. MELANCOLIA. It was at the door of that theatre three years before, that Josquin had first met Elisabetha and Nodin, when he had arrived there a tired wanderer, to whose imagination, for two months past, it had been a paradise and haven of rest. Josquin was then a runaway, not from the parental roof, but from a big family mansion in Vienna, which to. him was ever after the type of all dull, deadly, impossible existence, the abode of his father’s family. The name of Dorioz was only adopted by him when he began his musical career; it had been hismother’s ; she had been an artist, a Frenchwoman, Nanine her name. And with this name of his mother, Hasse associated him when he called him a frivolous Frenchman; and it gives him his first claim on our notice, for he was the son of a poet-mother, and therefore marked with favour by the heavenly powers. It was but a dim memory that the boy kept of the sensitive, passionate Nanine, but sometimes an image came before him, pale and faded like an old fresco, a suffering face with tender brown eyes, a dress of saffron and a chaplet between her fingers. And sometimes the same image of a pale woman, with the eyes lighted up while she played on a violin. Josquin’s father, Alexander von Gasparein, had been fashionable and dilettante ; he had fallen in love with Nanine in Paris, and though he had incurred the displeasure ofhis family, by honestly making her his wife, he devoted himself, after her early death, to training the little boy she left him to be as like his mother as possible ; and it was not difficult, for he had inherited from her a spark of genius. And yet the father had not intended his son to be an artist; he had thought to lead him just to the point he wished, not considering that it is a very narrow line that |
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Alcestis $31.82 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:CHAPTER II. MELANCOLIA. It was at the door of that theatre three years before, that Josquin had first met Elisabetha and Nodin, when he had arrived there a tired wanderer, to whose imagination, for two months past, it had been a paradise and haven of rest. Josquin was then a runaway, not from the parental roof, but from a big family mansion in Vienna, which to. him was ever after the type of all dull, deadly, impossible existence, the abode of his father’s family. The name of Dorioz was only adopted by him when he began his musical career; it had been hismother’s ; she had been an artist, a Frenchwoman, Nanine her name. And with this name of his mother, Hasse associated him when he called him a frivolous Frenchman; and it gives him his first claim on our notice, for he was the son of a poet-mother, and therefore marked with favour by the heavenly powers. It was but a dim memory that the boy kept of the sensitive, passionate Nanine, but sometimes an image came before him, pale and faded like an old fresco, a suffering face with tender brown eyes, a dress of saffron and a chaplet between her fingers. And sometimes the same image of a pale woman, with the eyes lighted up while she played on a violin. Josquin’s father, Alexander von Gasparein, had been fashionable and dilettante ; he had fallen in love with Nanine in Paris, and though he had incurred the displeasure ofhis family, by honestly making her his wife, he devoted himself, after her early death, to training the little boy she left him to be as like his mother as possible ; and it was not difficult, for he had inherited from her a spark of genius. And yet the father had not intended his son to be an artist; he had thought to lead him just to the point he wished, not considering that it is a very narrow line that |
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Alcestis (Volume 1) $18.49 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:CHAPTER II. MELANCOLIA. It was at the door of that theatre three years before, that Josquin had first met Elisabetha and Nodin, when he had arrived there a tired wanderer, to whose imagination, for two months past, it had been a paradise and haven of rest. Josquin was then a runaway, not from the parental roof, but from a big family mansion in Vienna, which to. him was ever after the type of all dull, deadly, impossible existence, the abode of his father’s family. The name of Dorioz was only adopted by him when he began his musical career; it had been hismother’s ; she had been an artist, a Frenchwoman, Nanine her name. And with this name of his mother, Hasse associated him when he called him a frivolous Frenchman; and it gives him his first claim on our notice, for he was the son of a poet-mother, and therefore marked with favour by the heavenly powers. It was but a dim memory that the boy kept of the sensitive, passionate Nanine, but sometimes an image came before him, pale and faded like an old fresco, a suffering face with tender brown eyes, a dress of saffron and a chaplet between her fingers. And sometimes the same image of a pale woman, with the eyes lighted up while she played on a violin. Josquin’s father, Alexander von Gasparein, had been fashionable and dilettante ; he had fallen in love with Nanine in Paris, and though he had incurred the displeasure ofhis family, by honestly making her his wife, he devoted himself, after her early death, to training the little boy she left him to be as like his mother as possible ; and it was not difficult, for he had inherited from her a spark of genius. And yet the father had not intended his son to be an artist; he had thought to lead him just to the point he wished, not considering that it is a very narrow line that |
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American Old Time Fiddle Tunes: 98 Traditional Pieces for Violin $19.95 Pete Cooper,Other Format, English-language edition,Pub by Schott |
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Andr Watts $46.99 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! André Watts (born June 20, 1946) is a classical pianist and Professor at the Jacobs School of Music of Indiana University. Born in Nuremberg, Germany, Watts is the son of a Hungarian mother, Maria Alexandra Gusmits, who played the piano, and African-American father, Herman Watts, a U.S. Army non-commissioned officer. After studying music in Philadelphia and appearing with the Philadelphia Orchestra at age nine, he received a wider audience when he made his television debut in a nationally televised concert with the New York Philharmonic in 1963 at just sixteen. His first world tour was in 1967. He is mostly associated with 19th century music. Watts was raised in Europe, living mostly near army posts where his father was stationed, until he was eight years old and Herman’s military assignment led to the family moving to the United States. They settled in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Watts began to study the violin when he was four. By six he decided the piano was his instrument. His mother, a pianist herself, started him with his first lessons. |
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Anna Learns To Play The Violin $12.49 Anna is a 9 year old girl, that loves music but does not know how to play an instrument. Anna decides to learn to play the violin and realizes that playing an instrument takes a lot of practice. See how persistent Anna is when it comes to playing the violin and how practice makes perfect. |
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Arthur Catterall $46.99 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Arthur Catterall was an English concert violinist, orchestral leader and conductor, one of the best- known English classical violinists of the first half of the twentieth century. Arthur Catterall was an extremely gifted musician in childhood. He first played the violin in public at a concert in Preston when he was 6 years old. He played the Mendelssohn violin concerto in Manchester at the age of 9. He studied at the Royal Manchester College of Music under Willy Hess in 1894 and under Adolph Brodsky in 1895. In 1902, at the age of 18, he was invited to Bayreuth by Hans Richter and played at all of Cosima Wagner’s musical evenings in that season. He appeared at a Hallé Orchestra concert in 1903 playing Tchaikovsky’s concerto. |
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Baby Einstein – Press & Play Pals, Neptune Turtle $10.38 Baby Einstein – Press and Play Pals Neptune Turtle: Age Range: 3 months and up Plush developmental toys Hands and feet trigger different musical instruments Squeeze twice to hear a symphony using these instruments Instrument sounds include saxophone, drums, violin and xylophone Features on/off switch and volume control Requires 2 AA batteries (included) |
February 3rd, 2012 in
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