Trio for Violin, Clarinet, and Piano

Rosen, Jerome; Bassett, Leslie; Harbison, John

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“…52 Early music performers' earnest efforts to achieve archaeological fidelity seem quixotic, in view of ''the blanket permission given...to stage directors to...modernize eighteenth-and nineteenthcentury opera,'' making a mishmash of the union of words and music. 53 Per contra, other early musicians found their lodestar in fixed ethnic or national traitsthe ''inherent Greekness'' of the Greek singers chosen by Marcel Pe´re`s to perform ancient Roman chants; the Italian voices Alan Curtis preferred for Monteverdi. 54 Authenticity today is not just a musical cult; it pervades most of the arts as well as anthropology, history, tourism, even cuisine.…”

Section: Early Music and Authenticitymentioning

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From harmony of the spheres to national anthem: Reflections on musical heritage

Löwenthal

2006

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Western classical music was long distinctive among the arts for its universality and catholicity. From Greek antiquity on, music uniquely reflected Orphic, mystic, celestial feeling, And unlike painting, architecture, or literature, the standard musical canon came to be breathtakingly inclusive over time as well as space. Yet in recent centuries music has increasingly celebrated national patriotism and period particularism. This essay traces the histories of these antithetical expressive urges, the one universalistic, transcendental, atemporal, the other chauvinist, parochial, historicist.

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Section: Early Music and Authenticitymentioning

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From harmony of the spheres to national anthem: Reflections on musical heritage

Löwenthal

2006

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Can Induced Magnetic Field Enhance Bioprocesses? - Review

Affam¹,

Chung²,

Swee³

2018

MATEC Web Conf.

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This review presents a compilation of works with particular interest in the application of static magnetic field (SMF) to biological systems, wastewater treatment and few available reports on microbial granulation technology. It also highlights the effects of SMF on biological systems and wastewater treatment process. With an increasing need for environmentally conscious solutions to water purification and disinfection, wastewater treatment, bioremediation and other cheap alternative means, the application of SMF in biological water and wastewater treatment without increase in chemicals required may become an attractive option. Application of SMF has been reported to be successful in a number of fields including treatment of wastewater. However, there are sparse reports on SMF application in the formation and development of microbial granule and production of extracellular polymeric substances (EPS). Achieving a short start-up time in a bioreactor towards the development of microbial granule is of paramount importance in granulation technology. Ascertaining how effective varying strength of SMF and other input variables may enhance the microbial granule with respect to its physical, chemical and biological characteristics requires further research.

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Trio for Violin, Clarinet, and Piano

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From harmony of the spheres to national anthem: Reflections on musical heritage

From harmony of the spheres to national anthem: Reflections on musical heritage

Can Induced Magnetic Field Enhance Bioprocesses? - Review

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