10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RIGADOON»
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Often comic and always angry, the first-person autobiographical narrator, with his wife and their cat in tow, takes the reader with him on his flight from Paris to Denmark after finding himself on the losing side of World War II. The train ...
Louis-Ferdinand Céline, 1997
The. Wartime. Trilogy: Castle. to. Castle,. North,. Rigadoon. CASTLE TO CASTLE
The apprenticeship that began in Journey to the End of the Night with Bardamu's
enlistment in the army during World War I will conclude with Ferdinand's flight ...
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The Art of Dancing Explained by Reading and Figures: Whereby ...
CHAR XV. of the RIGADOON STEP of one Spring open in the same Place and
Close. THE Rigadoon Step of one Spring open upon the fame Place is
composed of two plain Steps or Motions of the Feet, except that the first
commences with a ...
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Salmagundi; Or, The Whim-whams and Opinions of Launcelot ...
stirred up, and wickedly incited, by two redoubtable and renowned warriors, night
Pirouet and Rigadoon ; ycleped in such sort, by reason that they were two mighty,
valiant, and invincible little men ; utterly famous for the victories of the leg ...
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The Works of Washington Irving...
stirred up, and wickedly incited, by two redoubtable and renowned warriors, kight
Pirouet and Rigadoon ; ycleped in such sort, by reason that they were two mighty,
valiant, and invincible little men ; utterly famous for the victories of the leg ...
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
rigadoon) is & word of doubtful origin. Rousseau says in his Dictionary of music: "
I have heard a dancing master say that the name of this dance came from that of
its inventor, who was called 'Rigaud.'" Mistral states that this Rigaud was a ...
Boston Symphony Orchestra, 1917
rigadoon) is a word of doubtful origin. Rousseau says in his Dictionary of music: "I
have heard a dancing master say that the nam; of this dance came from that of its
inventor, who was called ' Rigaud.' Mistral states that this Rigaud was a ...
Boston Symphony Orchestra, 1917
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Holstein-Friesian Herd-book
Owned and bred by J. B. TUCKERMAN, C:tssville, N. Y.; calved, February 15th,
1889; color, black; shield. snip, throat, spot on left shoulder, spot on left side,
band around hips, belly, legs, and one-half of tail, white; sire, Rigadoon (8151);
dam, ...
“RIGADOON."—Ir'1 an article in the July number of the Nineteenth Century Lady
Currie quotes the lines from Wilde's' allade of Reading Jail ' :— The mocked the
moon in a rigadoon Olydelicate turn and twist, and asks, “ What is a rigadoon l ...
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Stainer and Barrett's Dictionary of musical terms
Sir John Stainer, William Alexander Barrett. RETRO RIGADOON. RIQOLS
ROHRWERK. R6LE ROSALIA. ROSIN RULE. RULE OF THE OCTAVE. it
becomes a discord, which is resolved upwards. A discord of retardation is thus
opposed to a ...
Sir John Stainer, William Alexander Barrett, 1898
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RIGADOON»
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rigadoon is used in the context of the following news items.
Depp pens foreword for Ginger Man 60th edition
Lusty, violent, wildly funny, it is a rigadoon of rascality, a bawled-out comic song of sex,” she enthused. 89-year old JP Donleavy whose best-known novel, The ... «RTE.ie, Jul 15»
Carcoar cow units to $1450
Nigel Kable, Fernleigh Pastoral Company, Rydal, sold steers to a top of $925 and Sally Prass, "Rigadoon," Cowra, sold four 330kg Red Angus steers to a top of ... «The Land Newspaper, Jun 15»
A Visit to Donleavyland, Sixty Years After “The Ginger Man”
Gore Vidal called his writing pornographic; Dorothy Parker claimed nobody could write a better novel than “The Ginger Man”—which she called “a rigadoon of ... «The New Yorker, Jun 15»
Restaurant News: New GM at Edgewater's Statehouse trying to right …
... replaces the former Admiralty Room, and its more casual counterpart, the two-level Boathouse, is scheduled to take the place of the former Rigadoon Room. «Madison.com, Mar 15»
Cellists get on board to mark Bach's birthday
Over a dozen young cellists from the Pasadena Conservatory of Music delivered the rich, gorgeous strains of Bach's best, including the Musette duet, Rigadoon ... «Glendale News Press, Mar 15»
A musical honor for the Montville Twp. Board of Education
Violinists YooJin Kang, Elizabeth Rycharski, Isabella Ryduchowski, Elizabeth Bazhenov, and Sophia Kuznetsova played "Rigadoon," a Mexican folk song titled ... «NorthJersey.com, Feb 15»
Special edition of The Ginger Man out in July
Lusty, violent, wildly funny, it is a rigadoon of rascality, a bawled-out comic song of sex”. The new edition includes a foreword by the actor and director Johnny ... «RTE.ie, Feb 15»
Herbert F. Slater
... and throughout his life owned many boats — notably, the swordfishing boats Aloysious and Margie O, the sailing schooner Rigadoon, and recently a Dyer 29, ... «Martha's Vineyard Times, Dec 14»
Here's Late Voice Theater Critic Jerry Tallmer Doing a Proto …
Since no one knows what Samuel Beckett's rigadoon means, one should not say that the new version misinterprets the theme. Obviously, a play has to be ... «Village Voice, Nov 14»
Sale a chance to see the breed 'at its best'
The Cowra producer, who runs a predominantly commercial herd of Red Angus on her property, "Rigadoon", has through the years purchased about eight ... «The Land Newspaper, Jun 14»
