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Questa collana nasce da appunti ed esercizi raccolti ed elaborati in quaranta anni di insegnamento del flauto dolce. L'idea nasce dalla necessità di risolvere sistematicamente i problemi tecnici incontrati durante lo studio di questo strumento.In mancanza di una moderna letteratura didattica mi sono impegnato a sviluppare una collana che, oltre ad affrontare l'aspetto tecnico strumentale, proponesse una metodologia interpretativa nell'esecuzione del repertorio barocco.Dopo anni in cui questa metodica è stata collaudata dai miei stessi allievi ho deciso, sperando di fare cosa gradita, di dare questi volumi in stampa per condividerli con gli appassionati di musica barocca e del flauto dolce, siano essi professionisti o dilettanti.

¿Alois Riegl was an Austrian art historian, and is considered a member of the Vienna School of Art History. He was one of the major figures in the establishment of art history as a self-sufficient academic discipline, and one of the most influential practitioners of formalism. In 1883 Riegl wrote his dissertation on the Romanesque Church of St. Jacob, Regensburg (manuscript lost). He joined the staff of the Austrian Museum of Decorative Arts (Institut für Österreichische Geschichtsforchung) and began writing his Habilitation, Die Mittelalterliche Kalenderillustration, in 1889, which examined the Hellenistic tradition in medieval calendar manuscripts. In 1886 he began curatorial training in the Austrian Museum of Art and Industry, succeeding another Thausing student, Franz Wickhoff, in 1887 working for the next ten years as curator of textiles at the Austrian museum. Riegl's first two books, Altorientalische Teppiche and Stilfragen: Grundlegungen zu einer Geschichte der Ornamentik, 1891 and 1893 respectively, follow from his work in the museum. Even in these first books, his interest in theory as well as an interdisciplinary view of art history was evident. Stilfragen gained Riegl an extraordinarius position at the University of Vienna in 1894. He continued his interest in common art objects-what were then considered minor arts-in his next book, Volkskunst, Hausfleiss und Hausindustrie, 1894, which employed economic theory in constructing their history. In 1894 and 1895 he began lecturing on baroque art, a period still largely viewed as decadent, ushering in (together with the work of Cornelius Gurlitt) a new evaluation of the stylistic period. At Vienna, he and Wickhoff formed what came to be known as the (first) Vienna school of art historical method. For more, see The Dictionary of Art Historians, arthistorians.info.

"Vikings: Shipping and Trading Lessons from History" explores Viking trade practices and draws lessons for modern business. From boat construction to market research, the book covers topics like fair trade, diversification, and risk management. It offers valuable insights for businesses seeking to thrive in today's competitive market

"Vikings: Shipping and Trading Lessons from History" explores Viking trade practices and draws lessons for modern business. From boat construction to market research, the book covers topics like fair trade, diversification, and risk management. It offers valuable insights for businesses seeking to thrive in today's competitive market.

This dissertation aims to investigate the factors influencing the retention and attraction of skilled seafarers in the Greek shipping industry. It also explores the shortage of skilled seafarers, job satisfaction among maritime officers, and the perceptions and motivations of Greek shipping students. The study provides insights into the role of human resource management, the attractiveness of the seafarer profession, and strategies to attract and retain talent in the industry. The findings have implications for improving working conditions and increasing job satisfaction levels in the Greek shipping industry.

"Every day, in dance studios all across America, millions of little girls line up at the barre and take ballet class. Ballet is for girls what football is for boys; while few go on to professional careers, their time in the studio shapes their lives, instilling lessons about gender, power, the value of their bodies and minds, and their place in the world both in and outside of dance. In Turning Pointe, journalist Chloe Angyal takes readers into the exclusive and complicated world of ballet, from the suburban studios where young dancers learn the artform, to the elite summer training programs, to ballet's professional world. She shares the love of ballet that so many dancers feel while also grappling with its shortcomings: the power and tyranny of male choreographers, the impossible standards of beauty, and the racism that pervades ballet. Drawing on interviews with over 80 dancers, students, teachers, and health care professionals, Turning Pointe offers an unprecedented window into the joys and pain of ballet. As Angyal makes clear, if ballet is going to survive in the twenty-first century, if it is going to chart a path into a more socially just future, this reckoning is essential"--

HappinessHappiness is an essential aspect of human existence. It gives us energy, health, and a positive outlook. Ancient wisdom teaches us many ways to achieve happiness.One way is to be content with what we have. When we don't have something, we long for it. But if we are content with what we have, we will experience more joy.Another way is to enjoy the activities we do. When we do things we love, we experience more happiness.We can also find happiness by helping others. Helping others brings us joy and fulfillment.The Meaning of LifeThe meaning of life is a question that has been pondered by philosophers and theologians for centuries. Ancient wisdom offers a variety of perspectives on this question.One perspective is that the meaning of life is experience. We should experience as much as we can in life. We should be mindful and savor every moment.Another perspective is that the meaning of life is service. We can give our lives meaning by serving others.A third perspective is that the meaning of life is perfection. We can give our lives meaning by striving to perfect our own souls.Self-FulfillmentSelf-fulfillment is another important aspect of human existence. It gives us peace, satisfaction, and happiness. Ancient wisdom teaches us many ways to achieve self-fulfillment.One way is to have clear goals in the activities we do. If we know what we want to achieve and how we are going to achieve it, we are more likely to experience self-fulfillment.Another way is to follow our own values. When we do things that we believe in, we are more likely to experience self-fulfillment.

Divine Conflicts in Early Christianity: Revelation, RomanImperial Visions, and the Province of Asia's Cosmology" is acompelling scholarly work that delves deep into the intricacies ofearly Christian history. It meticulously examines the clash ofdivine forces, the enigmatic book of Revelation, and the cosmicbeliefs of the Province of Asia. This book provides acomprehensive understanding of the religious and politicallandscape of the time, shedding light on the complex interactionsbetween Christianity and the Roman Empire.Through meticulous research and insightful analysis, the authorunravels the threads of religious syncretism, revealing how theburgeoning Christian faith navigated the challenges posed by theimperial cults and the prevailing cosmological beliefs. Thisexploration offers readers a nuanced perspective on how thesedivine conflicts influenced the development of early Christianity.The book is a treasure trove of historical context and scholarlyperspectives, offering readers a profound insight into theevolving religious dynamics of the era. It is an essential read foranyone interested in the intersection of religion, politics, andcosmology in the early Christian world. With its rich content andacademic rigor, "Divine Conflicts in Early Christianity" is avaluable resource that deepens our understanding of theformative years of Christianity and its place within the RomanEmpire.

An excellent guide for budding pianists, Czerny's Practical Method for Beginners has served as an instructional beacon for over 150 years.In this Modern Edition, contemporary composer Grant Dersom rejuvenates the printed score by editing with modern techniques, while drawing from reliable, older editions.Includes fingerings, footnotes, and "Notes for Absolute Beginners": an introductory guide on reading sheet music.

This chronological Index covers every issue of the English Harpsichord Magazine andHarpsichord & fortepiano, vols. i-xxviii, and includes all of the content apart from reports,reviews and advertisements. For a Subject Index (including Interviews and Obituaries)and for an Author Index of articles, see below. The history of the magazine can be foundat Francis Knights, '50 years of Harpsichord & Fortepiano', xxviii/1 (Autumn 2023), pp.4-7.

Offers an innovative analysis of gates-as architectural components, visual images, and mental constructs-in early Chinese thought and material culture.

Carlo Gesualdo, Prince of Venosa (1560-1613), is equally celebrated as the composer of madrigals of great power and tortured complexity and as the murderer of his wife and her lover. His life and compositions are not unconnected. His neurotic sensibility found an ideal outlet in the Mannerist tendencies of late Renaissance music, and his works are the most extreme examples of these tendencies.