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Keyboarding/typewriting course guide / by North Carolina.Division of Vocational Education.Business and Office Education.(CARDINAL)198726;

Subjects: Keyboards (Music); Word processing; Typewriting; Business education.;

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Country musicians : from the editors of Guitar player, Keyboard, and Frets magazines / by Eremo, Judie.;

Includes discographies.

Subjects: Country musicians; Country music;

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French music of today / by Jean-Aubry, G.(Georges),1882-1950.(CARDINAL)132662; Evans, Edwin.;

Subjects: Biographies.; Music; Musicians; Music;

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Bach's musical universe : the composer and his work / by Wolff, Christoph,author.(CARDINAL)515294;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 347-369) and index."A comprehensive and fascinating study of the overall creative output of Johann Sebastian Bach, capturing the essence of his art. In this companion volume to his Pulitzer Prize-finalist biography, Johann Sebastian Bach: The Learned Musician, leading Bach scholar Christoph Wolff contextualizes his famous subject by delving deeply into the composer's rich collection of music. Emerging from this complex and massive oeuvre, Bach's Musical Universe is a focused discussion of a meaningful selection of compositions- from the famous Well-Tempered Clavier, violin and cello solos, and Brandenburg Concertos to the St. Matthew Passion, Art of Fugue, and B- Minor Mass. Unlike any study undertaken before, this book details Bach's creative process across the various instrumental and vocal genres, and centers on what the composer himself judiciously presented in carefully designed benchmark collections and individual works- all consequential to Bach's musical art. Tracing Bach's evolution as a composer, Wolff compellingly illuminates the ideals and legacy of this giant of classical music in a new, refreshing light for everyone, from the amateur to the virtuoso"--Prologue: on the primacy and pervasiveness of polyphony -- Revealing the narrative of a musical universe -- Transformative approaches to composition and performance -- In search of the autonomous instrumental design -- The most ambitious of all projects -- Proclaiming the state of the art in keyboard music -- A grand liturgical Messiah cycle -- In critical survey and review mode -- Instrumental and vocal polyphony at its peak art of fugue and B-minor Mass -- Epilogue: "Praxis cum theoria".

Subjects: Biographies.; Back, Johann Sebastian, 1685-1750; Bach, Johann Sebastian, 1685-1750;

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Song of the unicorn [sound recording] : a Merlin tale featuring Jeremy Irons. by Irons, Jeremy,1948-(CARDINAL)809321; Hammond, Susan,1943-; Olivia, Debra A. S.;

Jeremy Irons, narrator; Megan Snell, vocals; with assisting actors and musicians.When a young queen falls mysteriously ill, her children, Megan and Owen, are sent deep into the forest in search of her only cure, the legendary unicorn. The great magician Merlin helps them on their quest. With riddles and the unicorn's song the children travel to the magical isle of Avalon where they must decide what will truly cure their mother, King Arthur's powerful sister Morgan-le-Fay, or the healing touch of the unicorn.Music tracks may be played on audio-only CD player; multimedia content requires PC or Macintosh for viewing.System requirements for multimedia content (MAC): PowerPC 133 MHz; Mac OS 8 and up; QuickTime 3; 15" color monitor 640x480; 8x CD-ROM drive; 24MB RAM; keyboard; mouse.System requirements for multimedia content (PC): Pentium 133 MHz; Windows 95 or 98; DirectX 6.1; QuickTime 3; 15" color monitor 640x480; 8x CD-ROM drive; 24MB RAM; 16-bit SoundBlaster compatible sound card; keyboard; mouse.

Subjects: Arthur, King; Merlin (Legendary character); Unicorns; Music; Music; Music; Music appreciation; Middle Ages; Renaissance;

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Lemon pack [video-enabled device] by Findaway World, LLC.(CARDINAL)345268;

ABC preschool sight word jigsaw puzzle shapes -- Gus on the go: English for kids -- Loud and quiet - Lili & Torto's opposite show -- Whale in English & Spanish - Fifi and friends -- Care Bears fun to learn -- Monkey preschool explorers -- Quiet and loud - The musical world of Mr. Zoink -- The letter D and more -- Clever keyboard: ABC learning game -- Alphabet colors from A - Z -- Storybook animations: Biddledee Bear's dinner -- Three little pigs story illustrated."Launchpad Pre-K Academy gives preschool-aged children 5 different paths to explore on their way to kindergarten. Using the Academy can help little learners develop the skills needed to enter their first year of school and inspire them to try new things with confidence. Build vocabulary; listen and follow directions; identify and recite letters; develop an interest in stories."-- Publisher descriptionAges 3+.Issued on Playaway Launchpad, a pre-loaded learning tablet.

Subjects: Children's audiobooks.; Educational games.; Mobile apps.; Literacy; Reading (Preschool); Vocabulary;

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Myra Hess, by her friends. / by Lassimonne, Denise.(CARDINAL)178550;

Remembering Dame Myra Hess [by] J. Masefield.--A unique friendship [by] I. Scharrer.--Early days [by] C. MacKail.--Myra and Uncle Tobs [by] D. Lassimonne.--In the twenties [by] Sir S. Wilson.--Conducting for Myra [by] Sir A. Boult.--American pilgrimage [by] A. Gunn.--Myra and her audience [by] A. Mendel.--Myra in America [by] B. Simonds--Music in place of pictures [by] Sir K. Clark.--Julia M. [by] J. Grenfell.--Myra on holiday [by] F. Mannheimer.--Studying with Myra [by] S. Bishop.--Anglo-Dutch autumn [by] Sir P. Mason.--The National Gallery concerts and after [by] H. Ferguson.--Grand lady of the keyboard [by] H. C. Schonberg.--Works played by Myra Hess at the National Gallery concerts.--Discography [by] F. F. Clough & G. J. Cuming.

Subjects: Biographies.; Fiction.; Hess, Myra, Dame, 1890-1965.;

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Perpetual motion [sound recording] / by Fleck, Béla,1958-arranger,instrumentalist.(CARDINAL)340408; Bell, Joshua,1967-instrumentalist.(CARDINAL)681553; Hoffman, Gary,1956-instrumentalist.; Glennie, Evelyn,instrumentalist.; Meyer, Edgar,bassist.arranger,instrumentalist.(CARDINAL)340371; Thile, Chris,instrumentalist.(CARDINAL)340372; Sutton, James Bryan,instrumentalist.; Williams, John,1941-instrumentalist.; Scarlatti, Domenico,1685-1757.Sonatas,harpsichord,K. 159,C major;arr.; Bach, Johann Sebastian,1685-1750.Instrumental music.Selections;arr.(CARDINAL)726713; Debussy, Claude,1862-1918.Children's corner.Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum;arr.; Chopin, Frédéric,1810-1849.Piano music.Selections;arr.(CARDINAL)523503; Tchaikovsky, Peter Ilich,1840-1893.Souvenir d'un lieu cher.Mélodie;arr.; Paganini, Nicolò,1782-1840.Moto perpetuo;arr.; Scarlatti, Domenico,1685-1757.Sonatas,harpsichord,K. 213,D minor;arr.; Beethoven, Ludwig van,1770-1827.Sonatas,piano,no. 14, op. 27, no. 2,C♯ minor.Adagio sostenuto;arr.; Beethoven, Ludwig van,1770-1827.Variations sur le thême God save the King;arr.;

Keyboard sonata in C major, K. 159, L. 104 [banjo, mandolin] / Domenico Scarlatti (2:19) -- Two-part invention no. 13, BWV 784 [banjo, marimba] / Johann Sebastian Bach (1:45) -- Children's corner. Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum [banjo, violin, violoncello] / Claude Debussy (2:25) -- Mazurka in F-sharp minor, op. 59, no. 3 [banjo, guitar] / Frédéric Chopin (3:43) -- Partita no. 3 for solo violin, BWV 1006). Prelude [banjo] / Johann Sebastian Bach (3:47) -- Etude in C-sharp minor, op. 10, no. 4 [banjo, violoncello] (2:13) ; Mazurka in F-sharp minor, op. 6, no. 1 [banjo, violin] (2:24) / Frédéric Chopin -- Three-part invention (Sinfonia) no. 10, BWV 796 [banjo, mandolin, double bass] / Johann Sebastian Bach (1:01) -- Melody in E-flat [banjo, piano] / Peter Tchaikovsky (3:15) -- Five studies for piano. Presto in G minor I : after Bach [banjo, marimba] / Johannes Brahms ; arrangement of J.S. Bach, Finale from Solo violin sonata, BWV 1001 (1:49) -- Suite for unaccompanied cello no. 1, BWV 1007. Prelude [banjo] (2:17) ; Three-part invention (Sinfonia) no. 15, BWV 801 [banjo, violin, marimba] (1:14) / Johann Sebastian Bach -- Moto perpetuo : op. 11, no. 2 [banjo, piano] / Nicolò Paganini (3:40) -- Keyboard sonata in D minor, K. 213, L. 108 [banjo, mandolin] / Domenico Scarlatti (4:51) -- Two-part invention no. 6, BWV 777 [banjo, double bass] / Johann Sebastian Bach (2:29) -- Piano sonata no. 14 in C-sharp minor, op. 27, no. 2 : "Moonlight." Adagio sostenuto [banjo, violoncello, double bass] / Ludwig van Beethoven (5:07) -- Two-part invention no. 11, BWV 782 [banjo, marimba] / Johann Sebastian Bach (:55) -- Seven variations on "God save the King" : [banjo, guitar] / Ludwig van Beethoven (9:06) -- Three-part invention (Sinfonia) no. 7, BWV 793 [banjo, violin, double bass] / Johann Sebastian Bach (2:01) -- Moto perpetuo : op. 11, no. 2, bluegrass version [banjo, guitar] / Nicolò Paganini (2:38).Béla Fleck, banjo ; with, variously: Joshua Bell, violin ; Gary Hoffman, violoncello ; Evelyn Glennie, marimba ; Edgar Meyer, bass, piano ; Chris Thile, mandolin ; James Bryan Sutton, steel string guitar ; John Williams, guitar.Recorded 2001, at Avatar Recording Studios, New York, N.Y.; Lyndhurst Hall, Air Studios, London; and Sanctuary Studio and Peacock Gardens Studio, Nashville.

Subjects: Instrumental music.; Banjo music.;

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Fundamentals of musical acoustics / by Benade, Arthur H.(CARDINAL)182185;

Includes bibliographical references and index.1. Preliminaries to a study of musical acoustics : Musical acoustics: the meeting place of music, vibration physics, auditory science and craftsmanship ; The organization of this book ; A brief operating manual -- 2. Impulsive sounds, alone and in sequence : Sequences of impulsive sounds ; A scale of reference pitches ; Repetition rates of rhythmic patterns ; Electronically controlled repetition rates ; Examples, experiments and questions -- 3. Simple relations of sounds and motions : Mechanical motion of sound source and eardrum ; The representation of motion ; Displaying motion: the strip chart recorder and the oscilloscope ; Oscilloscope display of a particular clang ; Examples, experiments and questions -- 4. Characteristic frequencies and the decay of composite sounds : A preliminary speculation on the pitch behavior of skillet clangs ; Repetitive properties of an impulsive motion ; Several simultaneous repetition rates ; Experimental search for vibrations having several repetition rates ; Patterns made by adding two different repeating motions ; Composite motions of a skillet ; The characteristic oscillations of a struck object ; The formal description of a decaying sound ; Examples, experiments and questions -- 5. Pitch: the simplest musical implication of characteristic oscillations : Perceived pitch of a composite sound: rectangle bars ; Small clock chimes ; Bells ; Frequency components of the sounds from a plucked or struck string: guitars and pianos ; Sounds having whole-number frequency ratios ; The pitch of chimes and bells: hints of pattern recognition ; Another pitch assignment phenomenon: the effect of suppressing upper or lower partials ; Pitch assignments and frequency patterns: summary and conclusions.6. The modes of oscillation of simple and composite systems : Properties of simple oscillators ; A chain of linked oscillators: properties of a single link ; Transverse oscillations of two masses connected by springs ; More than two masses connected by springs ; Characteristic modes of oscillation: a summary -- 7. Introduction to vibration recipes: the plucked string : Combinations of modes: the two-mass chain ; Vibration recipe of a stringlike beaded chain ; The basic recipe of a plucked or struck string -- 8. Broad hammers and plectra, soft hammers and the stiffness of strings : The equivalence of broad plectra to sets of narrow ones ; The effect of hammer width on the recipe for a struck string ; The effect of impact duration on the recipe for a struck string ; The effect of string stiffness on the excitation of strings ; The upper limits of the vibration recipe: a summary -- 9. The vibrations of drumheads and soundboards : Unraveling the mode shapes of a glockenspiel bar ; Mode shapes of a rectangular plate having free edges ; The effect of various boundaries ; Adjustment of frequency relations by variations of thickness ; An example: the kettledrum -- 10. Sinusoidally driven oscillations : Excitation of a pendulum by a repetitive force ; Properties of the initial transient motion ; The influence of variable damping on the steady response ; A flute player's unplanned experiment ; Steady excitation of a system having two characteristic modes of vibration ; A summary of the properties of a sinusoidally driven system ; The transfer response of a tin tray ; Some musical implications.11. Room acoustics I: excitation of the modes and the transmission impulses : Sound pressure: a way of describing the characteristic oscillatory modes of room air ; Excitation of room modes by a simple source ; Detection of room modes by a microphone or by the ear: interchangeability of source and detector ; Measured steady-state response: some apparent problems ; Transient response of rooms to sinusoidal excitation ; Response to impulse excitation I: signal delays and reverberation ; Response to impulsive excitation II: reflections and scattering -- 12. Room acoustics II: the listener and the room : Hearing sustained sounds in a room ; The role of early echoes: the precedence effect ; Localization by the ears of sound sources in a room ; Some examples of the interplay between room and ear -- 13. The loudness of single and combined sounds : Thresholds of hearing and pain for a 1000-hz sinusoid ; The decibel notation and its application to acoustical signals ; Hearing and pain thresholds at various frequencies ; Variations in the perceive loudness of a single-component sound: sones ; Loudness of combined single-component or narrow-band noise signals having identical or different pitches ; The combined loudness of two or more sinusoids: relationships advertised by beats ; A loudness experiment comparing two saxophone tones ; The sound level meter ; Examples, experiments and questions -- 14. The acoustical phenomena governing the musical relationships of pitch : Heterodyne components: their detection and frequency relationships ; Mechanical origins of the heterodyne components ; The musical tone: special properties of sounds having harmonic components ; Pitch matching: the unison and other special intervals -- 15. Successive tones: reverberations, melodic relationships and musical scales : Reverberation times and the audibility of decaying sounds in a room ; The effect of room reverberation and noise on musical pitch relationships ; Introduction to musical scales ; The function of equal temperament for adjustable-pitch instruments ; Basic scale relations in the music of India ; Other reasons for departures from the special intervals of a scale.16. Keyboard temperaments and tuning properties of the organ, harpsichord and piano : "Just" scales: the conventional basis for keyboard tunings ; Tuning procedure for setting equal temperament ; A useful unequal temperament: Andreas Werkmeister ; Some musical implications: key mood and modulation ; Vibration physics of real strings ; Temperaments for stringed keyboard instruments ; Further musical implications and summary -- 17. Sound production in pianos : The soundboard as seen by the strings; the concept of wave impedence ; The proportions of a mid-scale piano string and the necessity for multiple stringing ; The effect of multiple stringing on the sound of the piano ; The action of piano hammers ; Scaling the strings of a piano ; The sound of a piano -- 18. The clavichord and the harpsichord : The clavichord ; The harpsichord -- 19. The voice as a musical instrument : The voice: a source of controllable sound ; The larynx: a self-sustaining oscillatory flow controller ; Sound transmission through the vocal cavities and into the room ; The male voice and the singer's formant ; Formant tuning and the soprano singing voice ; Intermediate voices and the various musical implications -- 20. The brass wind instruments : A model of the brass player's excitation mechanism: the water trumpet ; Multiple-mode cooperations: regimes of oscillation ; Acoustical measurements and playing experiments on simple air columns ; The influence of the mouthpiece on the heights of resonance peaks; some useful playing properties of a trumpet ; Musically useful shapes: the flaring and conical families of brasses ; The selection of valve slides to give a complete scale ; Further properties of the mouthpiece; adjustment techniques ; The internal and external sound spectra of a trumpet ; The problem of clean attack.21. The woodwinds: I : Resonance curves and the characteristic shapes of woodwind vibrational modes: the tone-hole cutoff frequency ; The flow-control and elastic properties of reeds ; Woodwind regimes of oscillation; Worman's results ; Acoustical properties of a set of closed or open tone holes ; The higher registers of woodwinds; the function of register holes and cross-fingerings -- 22. The woodwinds: II : The reed cavity and neck proportions in conical instruments ; Reed cavity acoustics for cylindrical instruments ; Adjustment of natural frequencies by means of small changes of air-column shape ; The radiation of sound from a woodwind; some problems faced by recording engineers ; Characterization of a woodwind by its cutoff frequency ; The flute family of instruments ; The effect of wall material on the playing properties of wind instruments -- 23. The oscillations of a bowed string : The excitation mechanism of a bowed string ; The resonance curves and regimes of oscillation of a bowed string ; The effect of inharmonicity and damping on the setting-up of regimes ; A description of the bowing mechanism; Helmholtz and Raman ; The bridge driving force spectrum -- 24. Instruments of the violin family : The body and the bridge of instruments of the violin family ; High-frequency radiation properties of bowed string instruments ; Characteristic features of the violin, viola and cello; a recent development: the new family of large and small true violins ; The adjustment of violin plates and the required properties of their material ; Musical properties of bowed string instruments -- 25. Half-valved octaves, burrs, multiphones and wolf notes : The playing of half-valved octaves on brass instruments ; Brass-instrument burrs ; Reed woodwind multiphonics ; The wolf note on violin-family instruments.

Subjects: Music;

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Hammond organ complete : tunes, tones, and techniques for drawbar keyboards / by Limina, Dave.(CARDINAL)541853; Lindsay, Susan Gedutis,1969-(CARDINAL)538947;

Subjects: Studies (Music); Notated music.; Scores.; Electronic organ;

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