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The Complete Gershwin Keyboard Works feature seven major compositions in one volume. Included are his Complete Preludes 1927, Rhapsody in Blue 1924...

Journey, originally formed in the late '70s by former members of the Santana band, defined '80s rock. Their signature song, "Don't Stop Believin', " is the best selling song in iTunes history. This book features complete TAB transcriptions of Neil Schon's legendary guitar work. Titles: Only the Young  Don't Stop Believin'  Wheel in the Sky Faithfully I'll Be Alright Without You Any Way You Want It Ask the Lonely Who's Crying Now Separate Wa

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The complete illustrations from all 50 issues of the magazine Camera Work. Selected key texts on avant-garde photography and fine art. With a comprehensive introduction by Pam Roberts, curator of The Royal Photographic Society, Bath.

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Autobiography by Vivien T. Thomas on his research and work with Alfred Blalock.

In the late-19th and 20th centuries, composers produced a wealth of innovative piano music, venturing in new directions and seeking new sounds. The music produced during those transitional years is considered "20th-century music." Works by 37 composers are included in this 208-page comprehensive survey of 20th-century piano music; they range in difficulty from intermediate through early-advanced levels and cover the widest range of styles and idioms from that genre. Dr. Hinson has provided historical and biographical background and performance notes.

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Caspar Wintermans' eagerly awaited and highly controversial biography of Lord Alfred Douglas sets out to defend Oscar Wilde's beloved Bosie from over a century of false accusations, lies, and misinformation. By directly engaging with the source of these attacks, Wilde's De Profundis upon which most previous biographies have been based, Caspar Wintermans is able to show that this was a work written in the depths of despair while Wilde was incarcerated, being passionate, cruel, and deeply untruthful. Wintermans proves that, far from being a rakish homme fatale, Alfred Douglas was in fact a supportive and kind lover who worshipped the playwright and whose life was destroyed by both those who loved and hated the ostentatiously homosexual Wilde. Accompanied by a long overdue annotated anthology of Douglas' poetry, Alfred Douglas: A Poet's Life and His Finest Work is a revealing and moving representation of a tragically misunderstood poet.

An anthology of selected works by Rachmaninoff based on the first editions corrected by the composer and the versions found in the Complete Works of Rachmaninoff published in Russia since 1949. Includes Prelude in C-sharp Minor, Op. 3, No. 2, Humoresque in G, Op. 10, No. 5 and many others. "Polichinelle in F-sharp Minor, Op. 3, No. 4" is a Federation Festivals 2016-2020 selection.

A fascinating biography of one Europe's greatest astronomers, William Herschel, detailing his life in Germany and arrival in England and his intense working relationship with his sister Caroline Herschel.

The title of this concluding volume (following volume 1, covering the years 1861-1910, LJ 4/15/85) is somewhat of a misnomer: at the time of his death Lowe had traced Whitehead's life and thought only to 1929, and the editor has supplied only a brief narrative of the remaining years. Thus, the important works of the last period (e.g., Adventures of Ideas , Nature and Life , and Modes of Thought ) have not been dealt with, and we get a picture of Whitehead in America--at Harvard--for only a few years. Further, two of the chapters have been "principally authored" by a research assistant. Still, as the editor notes, the two books give us "as much as it is possible to know about the life of a man who had the bulk of his papers destroyed."--Leon H. Brody, U.S. Office of Personnel Management Lib., Washington, D.C.Copyright 1990 Reed Business Information, Inc.

Rear cover notes: "The guiding light of the Surrealist movement, Alfred Jarry was, and remains, the most important figure in the development of the Theater of the Absurd. His plays - among them the now famous Ubu plays - have become an integral part of the history of the theater, and his essays and poems widely read. This collection allows the reader to gauge the full range of Jarry's work. Included are Cyril Connolly's superb translation of Ubu Cuckolded, Simon Watson Taylor's fine version of Jarry's key work, Exploits and Opinions of Doctor Faustroll, Pataphysician, extracts from the novels Days and Nights, Journal of a Deserter, and Messalina, and his best-known poems, essays, drawings, and writings on the theater."

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2005 Selection for the Marine Corps's Professional Reading ListBetween 1890 and 1913, Captain Alfred Thayer Mahan published a series of books on naval warfare in the age of sail, which won a wide readership in his own day and established his reputation as the founder of modern strategic history. But Mahan's two principal arguments have been gravely misunderstood ever since, according to Jon Tetsuro Sumida. Instead of representing Mahan as an advocate of national naval supremacy, Sumida shows him asserting that only a multinational naval consortium could defend international trade. Instead of presenting Mahan as a man who adhered to strategic principles, Sumida shows that he stressed the importance of an officer's judgment and character formed by the study of history.Inventing Grand Strategy and Teaching Command includes a subject index to all Mahan's published books and an extensive bibliography. This is a book for scholars and students of military and strategic thinking and is a natural for libraries of U.S. service academies and U.S. armed services agencies and organizations.

As Adler gradually expanded the horizons of Individual Psychology, he addressed a multitude of topics in the twenty-four articles published between 1914 and 1920. He focused predominantly on the dynamics of neurosis and psychosis, but he began exploring the positive and negative influences of the home and school on the development of the young child, devoting five articles during this period to child guidance. Adler also contributed several book reviews to psychology journals; two have been included in this volume. The political and military issues of his time prompted passionate, persuasive arguments from his keen, analytical mind. His article, "Bolshevism and Psychology," is a classic exposé of the abuse of power and the inevitable response of the people. His comments remain timeless.

Alfred Adler's journal articles, booklets and books, published from 1898-1936, document the sequence of his conceptual development. By reading the complete series of his clinical writings in chronological order, we can appreciate the gradual emergence of Adler's remarkably integrated model of the personality, theory of psychopathology, principles of prevention, technique of psychotherapy, and philosophy of living. His ground-breaking odyssey of psychological exploration and refinement creates a uniquely unified vision of man.

The title of this concluding volume (following volume 1, covering the years 1861-1910, LJ 4/15/85) is somewhat of a misnomer: at the time of his death Lowe had traced Whitehead's life and thought only to 1929, and the editor has supplied only a brief narrative of the remaining years. Thus, the important works of the last period (e.g., Adventures of Ideas , Nature and Life , and Modes of Thought ) have not been dealt with, and we get a picture of Whitehead in America--at Harvard--for only a few years. Further, two of the chapters have been "principally authored" by a research assistant. Still, as the editor notes, the two books give us "as much as it is possible to know about the life of a man who had the bulk of his papers destroyed."--Leon H. Brody, U.S. Office of Personnel Management Lib., Washington, D.C.Copyright 1990 Reed Business Information, Inc.