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Michael J. Pagliaro - The String Instrument Owner's Handbook

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Michael J. Pagliaro

The String Instrument Owner's Handbook

2015

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10 Learning to Play S. 197-202

„… notation/performance format where the student learns to play a particular note or set of notes from a printed Learning …” „… to learn to play a musical instrument in the same manner that they learn to speak. The Suzuki …” „… note written on a page and simultaneously learns to play that note. The Suzuki Method starts the …”

5 How to Choose and Buy a String Instrument S. 111-122

„… individuality, each of these instruments is its own person. One can play six trumpets of the same brand and …” „… will learn how to do so in the following pages. A good new instrument, if properly cared for, will …” „… rubbed in order to provide a smooth surface for the player’s hand to slide up and down the various …”

3 Different Kinds of Violins, Violas, Cellos and Double Basses S. 55-74

„… Baroque de-signs, see chapter 1. To learn how the contemporary instruments func-tion, see chapter 2 …” „… player. Different Kinds of Violins, Violas, Cellos, and Double Basses 59 Different Size Violins The …” „… inch in either direction. It is therefore recommended when acquiring an instrument that the player …”

2 How These Instruments Work S. 29-54

„… play-ing. A knowledge of how an instrument works also significantly facilitates learning how to play it …” „… in such rapid succession that it is invisible to the naked eye. Tuning – The Process To learn the …” „… The fingering patterns for the violin, viola, and cello are almost identi-cal. The player is able to …”

8 Accessories S. 147-186

„… suc-cessfully play any of the instruments in the violin family. Rosin Rosin is made from plant resin which …” „… change or the player feels a need for something different. In most cases, the latter will never come to …” „… hard to very soft, it becomes the job of the player to decide on the degree of hardness that is …”

1 Where These Instruments Came From S. 1-28

„… when playing a guitar, requires the player to pass the fingers or plectrum across several strings at …” „… plucked or strummed. Where These Instruments Came From 3 Bowing is the method used to play the …” „… instrument’s base. The player used a plectrum to pluck the strings. The kithara was used as an accompaniment to …”

6 How to Rent an Instrument S. 123-130

„… cost as the player continues with the rental plan. A competent teacher will have done all this in …” „… number 4 above. One must play the instrument and put it through the paces as described in that section …” „… . If the player is satisfied with the physical structure and the sound it produces, rent it. Regarding …”

4 Who Makes Them and How They Are Made S. 75-110

„… made gives the owner an insight into how it functions, how to play it, how to evaluate it, and how to …” „… select an upgrade instrument as the player advances. Making violin family instruments differs from …” „… other play an important role in the final tone quality and sound projection of an instrument. With …”

Preface

„… How String Instruments Compare to Each Other 187 10 Learning to Play 197 11 The Science of Sound …”

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Michael J. Pagliaro - The Brass Instrument Owner's Handbook

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The Brass Instrument Owner's Handbook

2016

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10 Learning to Play a Brass Instrument S. 181-188

„… period that he theorized that it would be possible for young people to learn to play a musical instrument …” „… capable of supervising home study between lessons. Essentially, the child first learns to play by ear as …” „… by a notation/performance format where the student learns to play a particular note or set of notes …”

9 How Brass Instruments Compare to Each Other S. 143-180

„… , since range can be extended in both directions if the player has the ability to do so. All of these …” „… create different effects and to play in all ranges. At this time the trumpets available in the mid to …” „… trumpet eliminates all of the inherent intonation problems created by valves by giving the player the …”

8 Brass Instrument Accessories S. 111-142

„… that are needed to successfully play any brass instrument. Lubricants Brass instruments have many …” „… instrument. Most professional brass players will have their own opinion and choice. Different oils contain …” „… perform, the choice must rely on the judgment of the instrument’s player. Some of the factors which should …”

Preface

„… to Each Other 143 10 Learning to Play a Brass Instrument 181 11 The Science of Sound 189 Appendix …” „… where they would not preclude the possibility that a player of one instrument could become a player of …”

6 How to Rent a Brass Instrument S. 99-104

„… producing the sound desired. Have someone who is proficient on that instrument play it, and put it through …” „… its paces to ensure it functions properly in every playing mode. If the player is satisfied with the …” „… destruction is usually omitted from this coverage, so if the player is inclined to vent his or her …”

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Kari Palonen - The Politics of Limited Times

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The Politics of Limited Times

Series: Studies in Political Theory

Volume 3 2008

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Learning to play with limited times S. 32-35

„… citizens acting in them must learn to play. It is my thesis 15 ”Während der Intellektuelle nämlich von der …” „… ,” as Bolz puts it, we must learn to read politics through persons15. In other words, distinguishing …” „… to play with limited timesThe widespread accusations, according to which politicians in parliamentary …”

The rhythms of political change S. 135-137

„… the play with time, and this also opens up the problems of momentum and time-span for politics.In …” „… the shifts in the parliamentary majority also play a crucial role for the political biography of the …” „… tend to play a varying role even in such cases. The electoral calendar is based on political …”

The layers of political time: lifetime, momentum, time-span and calendar S. 25-32

„… inherent to all polities, with which the citizens acting in them must learn to play. It is my thesis 15 …” „… below, ch. 5). 1.5. Learning to play with limited timesThe widespread accusations, according to which …” „… play with time were dissolved and new aspects introduced into the political struggle. It indicates both …”

Plural times of politics S. 225-227

„… career. The politician is forced to learn and unlearn various things and to familiarise herself with …” „… the agenda, who, with their ability to make choices in their own dealing with time, might play her out …” „… OF POLITICAL AGENCY 227To sum up, politics, as a play with time could be understood as a play with …”

Parliamentarism, rhetoric and time S. 199-204

„… elimination of alternatives. It seems, however, that the parliamentarians of today have yet to learn their …” „… all subject matters as superior to scienti? c practices, and at least the human sciences could learn a …” „… , occasionally seem to allude to such criteria, they do not play a constitutive role in the micro-temporality of …”

The scarce times of parliamentary democracies S. 17-22

„… learn to play with it. Democratisation and parliamentarisation increase the scarcity of time on the …” „… . The art of learning to play with the scarcity of time marks a part of the politicisation of time as …” „… temporal open-18 THE POLITICS OF LIMITED TIMESness that allows politicians to play with scarce times is an …”

Toward a temporal reading of politics S. 13-17

„… must learn to play with limited times, even if exactly this may be dif? cult to accept among citizens …” „… TIMES OF POLITICS 131. Times of PoliticsModes of dealing with time play a decisive part in the …” „… these temporal ? gures of speech play, however, only a marginal role.Focusing systematically on temporal …”

Times of the minister S. 213-217

„… practices. When it comes to time, a minister has to learn to split her personality in order to understand …” „… not devalue her performance any more than the changing of a football player during a match: facing …” „… always reasons for claiming that someone may play a more important political role outside the cabinet or …”

Times of the citizen-voter S. 221-225

„… uncritical reverence of the insiders or the assumption that voters would be better political players than …” „… occasional politician play with different attempts to politicise time. Despite their activity being of …” „… situations of political agency and even of one’s political career. The politician is forced to learn and …”

The extraordinary time of elections S. 113-115

„… . Politicians in such a regime must, however, also learn to play the game of narrow majorities and the hung …”

Times of the parliamentarian S. 205-213

„… that presents the agents with speci? c chances to play with time. In this sense, the analysis of the …” „… deliberative genre of rhetoric corresponding to both of them play a decisive role in terms of their common …” „… MP must learn – otherwise all her activities would be out of place and time. Superior competence as a …”

The politics of electoral terms S. 108-113

„… general election. Politicians in such a regime must, however, also learn to play the game of narrow …”

The politics of lifetime S. 228-232

„… . This can be in the personal terms of learning how to play the game politically and to alter the rules …” „… 228 THE POLITICS OF LIMITED TIMES6. The Play with Temporal LayersIn this book I have conducted an …” „… between sudden events and long-term processes, both of which undoubtedly play a role in political activity …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-10

„… , momentum, time-span and calendar 25 1.5. Learning to play with limited times 322. The Times of …” „… 4.2.4. The procedure and the play with times 156THE POLITICS OF LIMITED TIMES 9 4.3. Parliamentary …” „… 5.5. Plural times of politics 2256. The Play with Temporal Layers 228 6.1. The politics of lifetime …”

French parliamentary eloquence S. 179-183

„… TIMESeloquence does indeed play in France55. In addition to the priority of improvisation over declaration …” „… general re-? ections on the character of parliamentary eloquence play a major role. For this reason, it …” „… the rapid learning process which took place in the Chambre du députés after 1816, resulting in the …”

William E. Gladstone on eloquence and the eloquence of Gladstone S. 169-173

„… implicates the consequences of learning to play with an increasingly limited time, whereas Johnston’s orator …” „… . In order to be a political act with a chance to alter the constellation, a speech must play with the …”

Parliamentary eloquence in Britain S. 158-169

„… on time: Curzon implicates the consequences of learning to play with an increasingly limited time …” „… position of the opposing party or the personal advancement of one’s career as an MP, for example, may play …” „… audience of learned gentlemen. A more surprising point concerns the claim that the ”? rst principles of …”

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Alexander Friedrich, Petra Gehring, Christoph Hubig, Andreas Kaminski, Alfred Nordmann - Arbeit und Spiel

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Arbeit und Spiel

Series: Jahrbuch Technikphilosophie

Volume 2018

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Nicole J. Saam, Alexander Schmidl »A distinct element of play«. Scientific computer simulation as playful investigating S. 99-118

„… of playful investigating, for instance experimentation. What do we learn from recognizing the play in …” „… Nicole J. Saam und Alexander Schmidl »A distinct element of play«. Scientific computer simulation …” „… as playful investigating Abstracts Drawing on concepts from the philosophy and sociology of play …”

Francesco Amigoni, Viola Schiaffonati Robotic competitions as experiments: From play to work S. 119-138

„… costly than learningby-doing«.44 Learning-by-experimentation takes place also in autonomous robotics,45 …” „… learning-by-doing: »We might now position learning-by-experimentation between learning-by-doing and …” „… learning-by-anticipation. It is similar to learning-by-doing in that it takes place during the actual introduction of a …”

G. Günter Voß Arbeitende Roboter – Arbeitende Menschen. Über subjektivierte Maschinen und menschliche Subjekte S. 139-180

„… didn’t tell Libratus how to play poker. We gave it the rules of poker and said ›learn on your own …” „… category of »ursprüngliche Subjektivität« (original subjectivity) and discusses concepts on »play …” „… unterscheidet mit Bezug unter anderem auf George Herbert Meads berühmte Gegenüberstellung von »Game« und »Play …”

Oliver Laas Instrumental Play S. 33-50

„… Oliver Laas Instrumental Play Abstracts Work and play are traditionally viewed as opposites: Work …” „… is instrumental since it is valuable as a way of using certain means to some external end, while play …” „… of play. I will argue against this widespread view, and will present an account of the instrumental …”

Autoreninformationen S. 361-376

„… games and play, especially focusing on the media-historical precursors of Gamification and Serious Games …” „… . Among his research interests are theories of play and games, game studies, media history and media …” „… , but as learning to participate in the ways things work and thus achieving a technical understanding of …”

Florian Heßdörfer Das Spielgeld der Pädagogik. Freiheit, Zwang und Arbeit in der Pädagogisierung des Spiels um 1900 S. 51-68

„… Erziehungssystems reflektiert. Educational theory relates to the field of game and play in two ways – it combines …” „… freedom and necessity, its dependence on the difference of work and play, and the characterization of …” „… to learning«14 apostrophiert werden wird. Wer auf die Lehre des Spiels setzt, verabschiedet sich vom …”

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Mechthild Koreuber - Geschlechterforschung in Mathematik und Informatik

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Geschlechterforschung in Mathematik und Informatik

Series: Schriften zur interdisziplinären Frauen- und Geschlechterforschung. | Series on Interdisciplinary Women’s and Gender Studies.

Volume 8 2010

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Cecile K. M. Crutzen Questioning Gender in E-learning and its Relation to Computer Science – Spaces for Design, Working, and Learning S. 205-222

„… . Questioning Gender in E-learning Reducing the gender question to the position of the female learner mostly …” „… E-learning and its Relation to Computer Science 207 • to have insights into the motives of women to learn …” „… has many advantages for teachers and learners. The internet is easily accessible globally. E-learning …”

Frances Grundy Gender and Interdisciplinarity between Mathematics and Informatics? S. 223-236

„… play too, in the sense that the higher echelons of academia have always been structured as masculine …” „… . There is mcuh you can learn without needing to know the underlying maths. What I am saying is, beyond a …” „… interactively engaged with one another and, as a result, the teacher has to do more learning. To some extent …”

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