10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONODICAL»
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General history of the science and practice of music. [With] ...
... Claudio Monteverde, is more to be esteemed a any canon of either of them, fie
commends that triumvirate, meaning, as it is □posed, Giulio Caccini, Jacopo Peri
, and Claudio mteverde, who revived the monodical or recitative iv. bat be adds, ...
The plant, operated by Lawter International Inc., an Eastman subsidiary, was
inspected by the agency Jan. 24 after a contract worker complained of being
exposed to releases of hazardous boron trifluoride (BF3) while working in the
Monodical ...
3
Union Labor Report Weekly Newsletter
Contract Watch Eastman Unit Fined $263,500 For Chemical Safety Violations P
astman Chemical Co. has agreed k to pay fines totaling $263,500 to settle 20
unclassified health and safety violations at a Monodical, Ala., chemical plant, the
...
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A General History of the Science and Practice of Music in ...
... aceents, letters, and syllables, but that the moderns pay but little attention to
these matters : yet he says that through the endeavours of the Florentine
Academy, a. more distinct. and elegant pronunciation in the monodical cantus or
recitative ...
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A General History Of The Science and Practice Of Music: In ...
He commends that triumvirate, meaning, as it is supposed, Giulio Caccini,
Jacopo Peri, and Claudio Monteverde, who revived the monodical or recitative
style, but he adds, that what they did was not so much the effect of their own
judgment ...
6
An English Dictionary....
Monmedi, a Town of Luxemburg^ Monmouth, a Town and County in Wales.
Monöcerös,-rote, g. an V nicorn. Mondcord, g. bavin* but one St'ing. Monocular, '
bus, one- eyed. Monodical, belonging to the Monody, g. afuneralDitty fung by
alone.
This idiom is lived to the extremes of chaotic enumeration where his dexterous
and resourceful rhythms overcome the flat, monodical flow of apparently run-on
phrases.” (Gianni D'Elia, preface to Tir) Bibliography F. Brevini, Le parole perdute
, ...
Achille Serrao, Luigi Bonaffini, Justin Vitiello, 1999
8
The Sorcery of Color: Identity, Race, and Gender in Brazil
77 Nina Rodrigues placed religious trance in hysteria as a “hyster-hypnotic
monodical delirium of suggestive verbal somnambulism.” However, his
hypothesis on trance as hypnotic suggestion suffered an experimental setback
when, in his ...
Elisa Larkin Nascimento, 2007
9
Hegel's Philosophy of Mind
Now there is a widespread natural impatience against what Bacon has called “
monodical” phenomena, phenomena i.e. which claim to come under a special
law of their own, or to have a private and privileged sphere. And this impatience
cuts ...
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, 1971
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Glossographia Anglicana Nova: Or, A Dictionary, Interpreting ...
Monodical, (Lat.) pertaining to a Monody, or Funeral Son. Monogamy, (Gr.) a
Marrying one Wife and no more during life. Monogram, (Gr.) a Letter that stands
alone j monogram- micl^Ptcture, is a Picture only drawn in Lines without Colours;
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