10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MOTIFIC»
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Essays on Music: Theodor W. Adorno ; Selected, with ...
... has to be derived from a minimum of basic shapes [Grundgestalten] — so can
the elemental type of analysis be seen, in fact, to have its support in that kind of
music which can be categorized under the concept "motific-thematic" composition
.
Theodor W. Adorno, Richard D. Leppert, 2002
2
Madras Quarterly Journal of Medical Science
A branch of the 3rd pair of nerves supplies the circular fibres of the pupil, and
motor branches, supplied by the " cilio-spiual" region are supposed to convey the
motific stimulus to the radial fibres of the iris. Sympathetic fibres, which are both ...
3
The dictionary of medical and surgical knowledge, by the ...
To repeat, there are three distinct kinds of nerves, — those which preside over
and govern the action of the muscles, called the motific, or nerves of motion ;
those by which we are made sensible of external objects, the sensijio, or nerves
of ...
senséfic and motific. A nervous center is said to be conscious when the acts
which take place in it are perceived and controlled by the mind. Unconscious
nervous centers act independently of and in spite of the mind. Sensific nervous
chords ...
John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell, 1861
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The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art
sensible and motific. A nervous center is said to be conscious when the acts
which take place in it are perceived and controlled by the mind. Unconscious
nervous centers act independently of and in spite of the mind. Sensific nervous
chords ...
If it be objected, as an argument against the brain being the primary seat of
disease, that the patient is rational to the last, we know, reasons Mr. Dickson, that
the sensific and motific portion of a nerve, are, to a certain extent, independent of
...
sensific and motific. A nervous centre is said to be conscious when the acts which
take place in it are perceived and controlled by the mind. Unconscious nervous
centres act independently of and in spite of the mind. Sensific nervous chords ...
Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, 1861
8
The Medico-chirurgical Review
... into which we can trace branches from the regular spinal nerves without
previous interlacements with filaments from the sympathetic — consequently it is
the only part of the intestinal canal receiving, directly, both motific and sensific
nerves.
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Burst of Breath: Indigenous Ritual Wind Instruments in ...
I have identified the systematic use of a set of operations of motific variation.
Some are universal, such as augmentation, diminution, transposition, inversion,
inclusion, exclusion, and duplication. Some are unique, which I called fusion,
elipse, ...
John G. Neihardt, Jonathan David Hill, Jean-Pierre Chaumeil, 2011
If it be objected, as an argument against the brain being the primary seat of
disease, that the patient is rational to the last, we know, reasons Mr. Dickson, that
the sensific and motific portion of a nerve, are, to a certain extent, independent of
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MOTIFIC»
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It identifies motific links between George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue (Track Seven) and Maurice Ravel's Piano Concerto in G Minor (Tracks ... «World Magazine, Jun 15»
Virginia fingerstyle guitar ace Daniel Bachman achieves new …
Through deft manipulation of tempo and density, endless motific variation, and shape-shifting he keeps the performance gripping throughout. «Chicago Reader, May 15»
Inside Running: Even Stevens Cups jockey, then mentor and …
CRANBOURNE trainer Chris Parry's Motific record the fastest of the 800m trials on Monday on a track which started as a soft seven but got ... «Herald Sun, Apr 15»
Emirates Stakes 2014: Hucklebuck franks remarkable week for …
Pearly Eyes. --. --. 1. Motific. --. --. Geelong Synthetic R6 14:45 AEST. Fixed. Tote. 5. Pearly Eyes. --. --. 1. Motific. --. --. 8. Inferential. --. --. «Herald Sun, Nov 14»
Melbourne Cup 2014: Fawkner firms in betting markets as Aussies …
1. Motific · 0.0 · 13.0 · Geelong Synthetic R6 14:45 AEST. Fixed. Tote. 5. Pearly Eyes · 0.0 · 11.1 · 1. Motific · 0.0 · 13.0 · 8. Inferential · 0.0 · 4.5. «Herald Sun, Oct 14»
Glen Boss: I may be racing for second in Caulfield Guineas against …
Motific. --. --. Geelong Synthetic R6 14:45 AEST. Fixed. Tote. 5. Pearly Eyes. --. --. 1. Motific. --. --. 8. Inferential. --. --. 6. Set in Diamonds. --. --. «Herald Sun, Oct 14»
Darren Weir backs in Puissance De Lune but not certain whether he …
Motific. --. --. Geelong Synthetic R6 14:45 AEST. Fixed. Tote. 5. Pearly Eyes. --. --. 1. Motific. --. --. 8. Inferential. --. --. 6. Set in Diamonds. --. --. «Herald Sun, Aug 14»
Take 75: Great Solos In Blue Note Records History
... responds with choppy crosscut lines and brusque, powerfully articulated motific inventions that seem perpetually in search of a higher gear. «NPR, May 14»
Exceptional Canadian jazz expats VIII (Relative Quartet CD reviewed)
The playing on the track is great, with Stetch's playful, flourish-filled improvising and Doxas' burly sound and motific manipulations standing out. «Ottawa Citizen, Apr 14»
Jon Irabagon and the deep pocket of his trio
... and Irabagon delivers stunning motific improvisation (a la Rollins and Fred Anderson) throughout. Irabagon returned the favor to Altschul last ... «Chicago Reader, Feb 14»
