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The String Instrument Owner's Handbook

Michael J. Pagliaro

2015

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„… Chapter 10 Learning to Play Choosing a Music Teacher Choosing a music teacher is certainly the …” „… normally experience with speech. This activity is one of learning to play on an instrument what one has …” „… notation/performance format where the student learns to play a particular note or set of notes from a printed Learning …”

6 How to Rent an Instrument S. 123-130

„… larger companies. An old violin of good quality can be a very good aid to learning for an advanced …” „… is to try the instrument by playing a few simple scales on all strings. Rental plans can range from …” „… Chapter 6 How to Rent an Instrument Renting a musical instrument is a multi-step process …”

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 …” „… focus on learning to evaluate the attributes of the raw materials to be used. All of this technological …” „… will be used to play that instrument. This is tantamount to evaluating a car without paying attention …”

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 …” „… the double bass player is restricted to playing only three half steps in a position because the third …” „… order to allow the player to reach the higher playing positions comfortably (Fig. 2.22). How These …”

Preface S. i-xiii

„… How String Instruments Compare to Each Other 187 10 Learning to Play 197 11 The Science of Sound …” „… one to another is plausible since many but not all playing tech-niques and music reading skills are …” „… Basses 55 4 Who Makes Them and How They Are Made 75 5 How to Choose and Buy a String Instrument 111 …”

8 Accessories S. 147-186

„… 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 …” „… has hard rosin on one side and a softer product on the re-verse side. This allows the player to flip …”

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The Brass Instrument Owner's Handbook

Michael J. Pagliaro

2016

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

„… Chapter 10 Learning to Play a Brass Instrument Choosing a Music Teacher Choosing a music teacher …” „… interaction to achieve the best results. Learning to Play a Brass Instrument 183 The Methods …” „… speech. This activity is one of learning to play on an instrument what a student has heard, is hearing …”

Preface S. i-xii

„… to Each Other 143 10 Learning to Play a Brass Instrument 181 11 The Science of Sound 189 Appendix …” „… all of them. Transitioning from one brass instrument to another is plausible since most of the playing …” „… Are Made 63 5 How to Choose and Buy a Brass Instrument 89 6 How to Rent a Brass Instrument 99 7 How to …”

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

„… 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 …” „… and gauge the ease of playability. Rental plans can range from a handshake to a multi-page, fine-print …”

8 Brass Instrument Accessories S. 111-142

„… , the music could be too low for a player in standing position to see while maintaining a proper playing …” „… protection under normal, player-held use. If the instrument is to travel in any multi-item storage situation …” „… that are needed to successfully play any brass instrument. Lubricants Brass instruments have many …”

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 …” „… the tubing present greater resistance to the player with the resulting tone being mellower than that …”

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The Politics of Limited Times

Kari Palonen

Series: Studies in Political Theory

Volume 3 2008

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Learning to play with limited times S. 32-35

„… to play with limited timesThe widespread accusations, according to which politicians in parliamentary …” „… 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 …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-10

„… , momentum, time-span and calendar 25 1.5. Learning to play with limited times 322. The Times of …” „… is subject to copyright. All rights are reserved, whether the whole or part of the material is …” „… Copyright Law where copies are made for other than private use a fee is payable to »Verwertungsgesellschaft …”

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 …” „… politically lies in the competence to play with scarce times. Below I will discuss how this phenomenon impacts …” „… scarcity has inspired me to re? ect upon the modes of playing with time, although the parliamentary mode of …”

The scarce times of parliamentary democracies S. 17-22

„… . 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 …” „… learn to play with it. Democratisation and parliamentarisation increase the scarcity of time on the …”

French parliamentary eloquence S. 179-183

„… TIMESeloquence does indeed play in France55. In addition to the priority of improvisation over declaration …” „… one of how we should combine the two. Bagehot seems to stick to a classicist view of subordinating …” „… short-term goals to long-term ones, regarding moments as mere moves in the adaptation of impossible …”

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

„… below, ch. 5). 1.5. Learning to play with limited timesThe widespread accusations, according to which …” „… of activities, the play with time begins to take the shape of a political calendar. The use of a …” „… itself. What roles do the items of lifetime, momentum and time-span play and how are they related to each …”

Parliamentarism, rhetoric and time S. 199-204

„… , occasionally seem to allude to such criteria, they do not play a constitutive role in the micro-temporality of …” „… extra-parliamentary forces and contributed to their loss of insight into the crucial role of deliberating between …” „… it did some decades ago, which creates new chances for individual MPs to manifest their independence …”

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 …” „… adapted to the debate in the parliament. There is still a difference between their views on time: Curzon …”

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 …” „… procedure or through successfully debating and ultimately changing it. In other words, learning to be a …”

Parliamentary eloquence in Britain S. 158-169

„… on time: Curzon implicates the consequences of learning to play with an increasingly limited time …” „… order to understand the rhetorical character of the parliament, we shall, in addition to parliamentary …” „… eloquence? Are there national traditions or cultural differences due to the procedural and other …”

Universal suffrage as a contract: Léon Gambetta S. 70-76

„… in it rather a question of exercise and learning. The point of universal suffrage is to increase the …” „… role played by the masses as a political factor in order, as Gambetta emphasises, to domesticate the …” „… existing polity. The doubling of the number of citizen-voters serves to increase both the level of …”

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Restorative Justice in a Prison Community

Cheryl Swanson

2009

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Chapter 04. Learning to Play with Others S. 77-100

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Persönlichkeitsentwicklung und Digitales Rollenspiel

Katharina Mittlböck

Series: Psychoanalytische Pädagogik

Volume 2020

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Intermediäre Räume im Digitalen Rollenspiel S. 79-96

„… is the precondition for learning and personality development. It is doubtlessly possible to play …” „… using these symbols is an act of collaborative playing and learning at the same time. Being able to …” „… playing environment, which enables learning anew and relearning, does not directly determine the player’s …”

Literatur S. 145-157

„… . Dahlskog, S. (2012). Playing Together: The Player’s Repertoire, an Obstacle to Learning. In J. Fromme …” „… . (2008b). Digital Play-Based Learning: A Philosophical-Pedagogical Perspective on Learning and Playing in …” „… Computer Games. HUMAN IT, 9(3), 18–36. Mitgutsch, K. (2009). Passionate Digital Play-Based Learning …”

Gefahr und Chance Digitaler Rollenspiele S. 117-138

„… player-interactions (PVP), but they are not familiar to the player, generally not feeling responsible for their …” „… Commitment to a Meaning Playing is always a sequence of decisions and the player has to govern each of her …” „… & Csikszentmihalyi, 2002, p. 90). A digital game is able to react on previous playful acts by giving the player …”

Mentalisierung und Rollenübernahme S. 109-116

„… the player feels himself as the puppet on the game’s string. Playing always means to give up control …” „… player is predominantly not able to tame and domesticate the chaos and to gain agency, role-playing can …” „… are not the reality. That enables the child to play with its thoughts about reality without having to …”

Einleitung S. 9-26

„… reliving creation and destruction via play to get relieve from this circle« (2016, S. 7). Beltrán befasst …” „… attributed to an external object« (Bott Spillius et al., 2011; zit. n. o.A., 2018, online). In Anbetracht …” „… zweiten Studiums Educational Technology – E-Learning/E- Teaching an der Donau-Universität Krems. Die …”

Media Literacy und Psychoanalyse S. 27-54

„… ): »[L]earning based on play does not only engage the learner through entertainment and challenge, but also …” „… Learning« heraus, die acht Schlüsselkompetenzen benannte, die als Voraussetzung für jenen als zeitgemäß …” „… »to communicate and participate in collaborative Networks«, weiter »distinguishing the Real from the …”

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Narrative Gamifizierung in der sportwissenschaftlichen Hochschullehre

Swen Körner

2024

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Literatur S. 93-105

„… of self-reported motivations to play online and in-game behaviours in the virtual world of Azeroth …” „… versus feeling of learning in response to being actively engaged in the classroom. Proceedings of the …” „… /10.3389/fpsyg.2020.01510Jones, B. D. (2009). Motivating Students to Engage in Learning: The MUSIC Model of …”

2. Games – Gamifizierung – Narrative Gamifizierung S. 19-48

„… Kompetenz assoziierte Variablen „to influence motivation for game play and its effects“ (ebd).Nach Ryan et …” „… erscheint in gewisser Weise als Begleiterscheinung des Spielens. “Games allow players to fail, repeat …” „… ) Unterscheidung von achievement seekers, social players und immersion players sowie Bartle‘s (1996 …”

3. Sportwissenschaftliches Lehrprojekt S. 49-82

„… the pursuit of practical solutions to issues of pressing concern.“ (Bradbury, 2015, S. 4)Abbildung 3 …” „… Narrativen) an die zu bewältigenden Aufgaben binden (wie z. B. Feedback oder Meaning ful Play, siehe Kap. 2.2 …” „… des Sportunterrichts und Trainings im Leistungssport ein (Meaning ful Play). Die vorgebrachten …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-14

„… for people. According to this perspective, teaching methods with serious learning intentions can …” „… potential benefit. The core assumption is that gamification can enhance university learning as a playful …” „… narratives, creating meaningful connections. The concept is that narrative gamification imbues learning …”

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Geschlechterforschung in Mathematik und Informatik

Mechthild Koreuber (ed.)

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

„… 205 Questioning Gender in E-learning and its Relation to Computer Science – Spaces for Design …” „… assumptions within the design of E-learning and how are these assumptions related to computer science. Women …” „… above all thinking how to create active and autonomous positions of learning in the domain of Elearning …”

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

„… interactively engaged with one another and, as a result, the teacher has to do more learning. To some extent …” „… designed in 1945 a high level programming language, Plankalkül, which he used to write a chess-playing …” „… inevitably contributed much to the development of computers, it is also clear that mathematicians played a …”

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Zwischen Blankenburg und Kairo

Ulf Sauerbrey (ed.), Michael Winkler (ed.), Nasser Tolba (ed.), Steffen Großkopf (ed.)

Series: Kindheit, Familie, Pädagogik

Volume 3 2018

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Ulf Sauerbrey 4 The Origins of Froebelian Pedagogy in Germany: A Historical Overview S. 55-68

„… to the child during this learning process. Thus, supporting children’s play is a gentle, not a rigid …” „… to interrupt him while the child is playing. It is indispensable, however, that play material is …” „… child’s play are the key factors (Heiland, 1998). At present, Froebelian pedagogy seems to be somewhat …”

Helge Wasmuth 6 In Search of Friedrich Fröbel: Challenges of Analyzing the Authentic Fröbel and the Introduction of his Kindergarten Pedagogy in the United States S. 89-108

„… plays, it must play in order to develop. Its play is its work, destined to awaken its powers and …” „… of teaching and learning in kindergarten. This is of course also due to the specific American …” „… really meant with the kindergarten and the pedagogy of play depends to a certain degree on which Fröbel …”

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Wer rettet die Welt?

Klaus Hegemann (ed.), Daniela Lud (ed.), Felix Sohnrey (ed.)

2025

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Magdalena Esmeralda Moßbrucker, Osama Attallah, Munashe Moses Chabvuta, Jörn Eichner, Daniela Lud Personas can clarify complex topics in education for sustainable development: Gamification strategies for nitrate pollution S. 151-164

„… dynamics of the games showed that players realized that this was important to players.Letting the …” „… change through different types of science-based learning methods (Blythe & Harré. 2020). According to …” „… and elements to yield meaning and logical results, previous tests investigated, whether learning …”

Ubaida Dib, Kai Tiedemann, Marwin Wiegard, Jefferson Josue Sandoval B Betanco, Timo Kahl Visionary solutions for sustainable recycling: citizen participation and circular economy as a perfect match S. 79-96

„… accurate sorting to reinforce learning. Ga88 Dib, Tiedemann, Wiegard, Sandoval Betanco, Kahlmes like this …” „… , with that amount projected to increase to 2.2 billion tonnes by 2025 (Murphy 2019). This growing waste …” „… volume highlights the need for quick action to increase recycling rates and decrease the impact on the …”

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Artificial Intelligence

Max Dregelies (ed.), Hannes Henke (ed.), Lea Katharina Kumkar (ed.)

Series: Assistententagung Grüner Bereich

Volume 2025

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Jasmin Dolling, Tarmio Frei AI Voice Chat Moderation Systems in Video Gaming under EU Data Protection Law S. 71-94

„… , removingplayers from an individual game (kick), suspending players’ abilities to playa game with a certain account …” „… playvalue.97In light of this, the presumption against voluntariness is difficult to rebut.If a player wants …” „… over-censoring,9 and, in particular, infringing players’ right toprivacy. Therefore, this contribution aims to …”

Jennifer Pullen Navigating the Challenges of Computational Antitrust Enforcement S. 225-244

„… describes machine learning as follows: “A computer program is said to learnfrom experience E with respect to …” „… machine learning, are especially well-suited for this task due totheir ability to recognise patterns and …” „… uncovered patterns to make predictions.71 Therefore,machine learning algorithms may prove particularly …”

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Spectatorship in the Elizabethan Court

Susanne Scholz (ed.), Daniel Dornhofer (ed.)

Series: Zeitsprünge

Volume 17 2013

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J. Watson Learning the Performance of Courtiership at the Early Modern Inns of Court S. 63-83

„… long scraped stock / Of well penn’d playes« Learning the Performance of Courtiership at the Early …” „… to ›appear‹ to belong there and to play his role convincingly. In the late Elizabethan period …” „… , the play on the verb (rendered »mentiendum«) disappeared and this led to several months of Wotton …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. I-IV

„… / Of well penn’d playes« Learning the Performance of Courtiership at the Early Modern Inns of Court …” „… Court Sp ec ta to rs hi p at th e El iza be th an C ou rt Wenn frühneuzeitliche Höfe …”

G. Hashhozheva The Mousetrap S. 103-120

„… closest to God’s omniscience. But in the play, Hamlet himself is the most privileged observer among those …” „… to force the inwardness of Claudius’ soul out into the externalized medium of the stage and to play …” „… melancholy prince, the play becomes like an art project, which he intends to polish with full confidence in …”

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Arbeit und Spiel

Alexander Friedrich (ed.), Petra Gehring (ed.), Christoph Hubig (ed.), Andreas Kaminski (ed.), Alfred Nordmann (ed.)

Series: Jahrbuch Technikphilosophie

Volume 2018

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

„… Francesco Amigoni and Viola Schiaffonati Robotic competitions as experiments: From play to work …” „… control (a posteriori) and to forms of deliberate learning that characterize explorative experiments …” „… :10.1186/1759-4499-1-2. 133 on the basis of the outcomes of the experiments. Learning ‑ as the deliberate attempt to …”

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 …” „… Verbindungen von »digital work and play« die zu »ludic labour« oder »playbour« führt Sarah Pink, u.a.: »Digital …” „… technological systems with human-like characteristics. Referring to a current sociology of work category, this …”

Oliver Laas Instrumental Play S. 33-50

„… (playpens, playhouses, sports fields), play duration (from a few seconds to entire seasons) and scholarly …” „… something extrinsic to itself.2 He defines play as follows: »x is playing if and only if x has made a …” „… activities as instances of play, or that the fundamental play-activities he is talking about cease to be …”

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

„… investigating. Contrary to the seemingly clear discrimination of work and play, we argue that playful gaming is …” „… astrophysics, Sundberg finds that there are playful ways of learning how to handle simulation codes, e.g. when …” „… Caillois tends to assign an entire game or play activity to a single category of his taxonomy, most games …”

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 …” „… to learning«14 apostrophiert werden wird. Wer auf die Lehre des Spiels setzt, verabschiedet sich vom …” „… teaching to learning. Konstruktionsbedingungen eines Ideals, Bielefeld 2005. 15 A. Casper: »Spiel«, in …”

Autoreninformationen S. 361-376

„… , but as learning to participate in the ways things work and thus achieving a technical understanding of …” „… Computer Engineering and Automatica from the Politecnico di Milano in 2000. From December 1999 to September …” „… ). From February 2002 to April 2007, he has been an assistant professor at the Dipartimento di Elettronica …”

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Nachdenken über Europa

Iwona Hanska (ed.), Christoph Schuck (ed.), Andreas Vasilache (ed.), Kirsten Westphal (ed.)

2009

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Dieter Eißel, Alexander Grasse Competition, Cohesion, and the “Knowledge-Based Economy” – The EU Lisbon Strategy S. 127-151

„… , and lifelong learning play an eminent role for both individuals and societies and their competitive …” „… particularly important role to play, because of their twofold traditional vocation of research and teaching …” „… universities to play a full role in the Lisbon strategy”.8 Higher education institutions can unquestionably …”

Christoph Schuck Die EU und ihre Erweiterung: Konzeptionelle Anmerkungen zur problematischen Rolle der AKP in der Türkei S. 229-243

„… which have absolute power to legislate laws, thus usurping the right which belongs to God alone“ Qutb …” „… post-modern coup initiated a ‘learning process’ among political Islamists, with the latter realising that a …” „… 2002, S. 1. 235 needed the West and democracy to build a broader front against the centres of radical …”

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Computerspiele und 50+

Leyla Dogruel

Series: Internet Research

Volume 33 2008

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Literatur S. 185-198

„… ./ Barusch, Amanda S. (2004): Social forces & aging. An introduction to social gerontology. Belmont …” „… A0C06D7C68&DTC=&TMP=1 [10.11.2007]. BBC (2005): Gamers in the UK. Digital play, digital lifestyles …” „… ./ Barusch, Amanda S. (2004): Social forces & aging. An introduction to social gerontology. Belmont …”

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Medienbasierte Trainingsangebote zur Unterstützung therapeutischer Übungen

Katrin Tonndorf

Series: Gesundheitskommunikation | Health Communication

Volume 16 2017

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Gesamtfazit S. 260-286

„… and static pictures to improve learning of procedural contents. Computers in Human Behavior, 25(2 …” „… Representations in Multimedia Learning. Learning and Instruction, 13(2), 157–176. Lowe, R. (2008). Where to …” „… Look, When to Look. In: Lowe, R.; Schnotz, W. (Hrsg.), Learning with animation (S. 49–68): Cambridge …”

Lernen mit interaktiven Systemen S. 79-109

„… ausschließlich bestimmen, wann die Wiedergabe fortgesetzt wird. Durch die Integration eines Play-/Pause-Buttons …” „… gegenseitig direkt wahrnehmen können (Face-to-face-Kommunikation) wird häufig als Idealform der Interaktion …” „… Reziprozität und Reflexivität von Face-to-face-Kommunikation durch den sozialen Kontext, in dem sie …”

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