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Pictural Guide of the country of Bratislava. Contains helpful and informative history of the country as well as useful maps,

Despite its central location, Bratislava is one of the lesser known capitals of Europe. This book presents this fascinating city in a way that can be appreciated even by those who know it well. Bratislava is a city rich in history and culture, graced with lovely sights, and blessed with an exceptional natural setting. Its location directly on the border with two other countries (Austria and Hungary) adds a cosmopolitan flair and further contributes to its excellent quality of life. Slovakia itself offers a great wealth of natural beauty, history and architecture, all of which is easily reachable from the capital. Format:  width 295 mm, height 240 mm Number of pages: 196 Languages: Slovak+English+German Binding:  V8, hardcover Finish: dust jacket with matt laminating Martin Sloboda Publishing

Nasi Hostia: Experimental Studio Bratislava / Var Various Artists - LP 769791966642

Enjoy city life in Prague & Bratislava, explore the vast Slovak highlands, immerse yourself in world-class museums or cycle South Bohemia's lake district - whatever you're planning, this guide shows you the way. over 100 maps extensive accommodation and restaurant listings guides to communist monuments and medieval villages the good oil on getting around the countries invaluable language guide special coverage of historic castles and folk culture

Djabe, the world-renowned Hungarian jazz group, joined Hackett for the two concerts included here: one (on the DVD only) from Bratislava in 2011, the other from Budapest in 2012. Theyve performed together multiple times and theres a magic to their sound together; they do Hackett solo favorites and classics from his days in Genesis: "Firth of Fifth," "Blood on the Rooftops," "In That Quiet Earth," "Los Endos," "The Steppes," "Ace of Wands," "City of Habi," "Butterfly," "Last Train to Istanbul,"

Slovakia is one of the last of Central Europe's secrets to be discovered by travelers, and having joined the European Union in 2004, is now in a better position than ever to show what it has to offer. Impressively situated on the Danube, the capital, Bratislava, boasts stunningly restored baroque, rococo, and art nouveau buildings. Beyond the capital visitors will find a country packed with architectural gems, the renowned wooden churches of the Presov region, imposing fortresses, romantic castles, and medieval ruins--all within easy reach thanks to an excellent transportation system. Features include: *History and culture *Detailed coverage of Bratislava *Slovakia's art and architectural heritage, from restored buildings in Bratislava to historic castles, elegant chateaux, medieval towns and preserved folk villages *Hiking, skiing, cycling, whitewater rafting, wine tasting, and more

Neuware -Die Monografie stellt eine erste große Übersicht der bedeutendsten Arbeiten der bedeutendsten Arbeiten der in Bratislava geborenen kanadischen Künstlerin Vera Frenkel vor. Sie ist mit ihren reflektierten, transdisziplinären Arbeiten seit den 1970er-Jahren international präsent. Ihre Installationen, Videos, Essays und Websites thematisieren zentrale Fragen in einem Zeitalter, das wie nie zuvor von Migration, Flucht und Gewalt betroffen ist. Dazu gehören die Politik des Archivs, der mediale Einfluss auf kulturelles Gedächtnis und Vergessen, das Wechselspiel zwischen institutionellem und individuellem Erzählen. Unter den vorgestellten Arbeiten finden sich String Games: Improvisations for Inter-City Video (1974); No Solution: A Suspense Thriller; The Secret Life of Cornelia Lumsden (1979/1986); .from the Transit Bar (zuerst gezeigt 1992 auf der documenta IX), Body Missing (1994) sowie neueste Arbeiten wie Once Near Water (2008) und The Blue Train (2012). (Englische Ausgabe ISBN 978-3-7757-3247-5) 312 pp. Deutsch

At the center of Buckeye’s clear, direct prose is moral memory. All his life, from Cleveland to Bratislava, he has been measuring the material world from the body out. It is this rare combination of moral memory and materialism that makes Buckeye’s writing so compelling. Kenneth Warren Robert Buckeye’s work—whether he deals with intimate or far-flung geography—has an edge to it, an incisive lyric toughness that's very much his own. The voice has pace, rhythm, force. Nicholas Delbanco You may have to keep reminding yourself it’s not poetry ... because it is so surely lyrical, so rich with imagery. Middlebury Magazine

Beginning with his studies at the photographic department of the School of Arts and Crafts in Bratislava, this book shows how, in the mid-1970s, Podstrasky began to work as freelancer and his photos appeared in newspapers and magazines. He rarely participated in the activities of the photographic community and the whole of his work remained practically unknown to the expert and general public and only recently did it become obvious that he was one of few Slovak photographers to succeed in fully capturing the other face of life during “real socialism”—the final phase of development of the communist system before its ultimate decline. This biography details Podstrasky’s ability to record gloominess, helplessness, and personal and social resignation and stands as a testament to the artist’s important place in the history of photography.

Experience the best of this region: from exploring Prague--visiting St. Vitus's Cathedral and the Charles Bridge--to hiking in stunning Šumava National Park. In the Slovak Republic, discover Bratislava before exploring the lowlands in the west or the Tatras mountains in the north.Inspiring photography and unique illustrations bring to life major attractions such as Prague's Old Town Hall, Špilberk in Brno, and St. Martin's Cathedral in Bratislava. With hotel and restaurant recommendations and insider tips, this guide will help you plan the perfect trip through the Czech and Slovak Republics, and their picturesque towns, such as Trnava and Banská Bystrica, magnificent scenery, diverse topography, and rich history. With hundreds of full-color photographs, hand-drawn illustrations, and custom maps that illuminate every page, DK Eyewitness Travel Guide: Czech & Slovak Republics truly shows you this city as no one else can.

Beginning with his studies at the photographic department of the School of Arts and Crafts in Bratislava, this book shows how, in the mid-1970s, Podstrasky began to work as freelancer and his photos appeared in newspapers and magazines. He rarely participated in the activities of the photographic community and the whole of his work remained practically unknown to the expert and general public and only recently did it become obvious that he was one of few Slovak photographers to succeed in fully capturing the other face of life during “real socialism”—the final phase of development of the communist system before its ultimate decline. This biography details Podstrasky’s ability to record gloominess, helplessness, and personal and social resignation and stands as a testament to the artist’s important place in the history of photography.

The gripping new thriller by Michael Genelin, “a master storyteller” (Library Journal), featuring the unforgettable Commander Jana Matinova, “one of the more intriguing characters in fictional thrillerdom” (Kirkus Reviews) A woman’s body is pulled from the frozen Danube in Bratislava. Police Commander Jana Matinova recognizes the killer’s calling card. She had him in her grasp once before ...and he slipped away. But not this time. Determined to end the bloody killing spree, Matinova’s investigation plunges her into the center of an international conspiracy involving hundreds of millions of dollars and turns the hunter into the hunted. Pursued by vicious assassins, Matinova charges across Europe in a relentless quest for the truth...and dignity for the dead.

A photographic journey of Budapest, Bratislava, Krems, Linz, Vienna, Cesky Krumlov, and Passau.

1995 release. He Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Bratislava) Andrerw Mogrelia, Conductor. Recorded at Concert Hall of the Slovak Radio at Bratislava, January 9-20, 1995."The Bratislava orchestra plays with characteristic finesse and grace and with glowing lyrical feeling. There is both drama and vitality in this Copplia. The recording is warm and spacious, with the orchestra set slightly back. Other versions may have more surface brilliance, but most lovers of ballet music will enjoy the natur

Puccini's Tosca recorded at the Concert Hall of the Slovak Radio in Bratislava, Germany from the 7th to 14th of April, 1990. Conductors Markus Lehtinen and Alexander Rahbari, are joined by the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Slovak Chamber Choir; Slovak Philharmonic Chorus and a host of performers.

Nora walks out on her husband Philip and their two children without a word of explanation. She's driven by an irresistible force. She wants to be free. Nora roams through a museum in Vienna, has sex with a young man and hitchhikes randomly on to Bratislava. She hides her identity by telling little lies. She changes her look, finds work as a chambermaid and makes friends with a young Slovakian stripper, Etela, and her husband Tams, a cook. Meanwhile in Berlin, Philip is trying to manage his fami

In this release, the prominent conductor Adriano with help from the world renowned Bratislava and Moscow Symphony Orchestras, among others, draws together the first complete series of orchestral works by Swiss composer Fritz Brun. This set sheds light on the little-known composers repertoire, from the rhapsodies, the concertos, to ten sweeping symphonies. Brun grew up in Lucerne and his time active as a composer coincided with a period of high creative output of Swiss music. Bruns repertoire s