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80 Chorale Preludes German Masters of The 17th and 18th Centuries. for Organ. Hermann Keller. Edition Peters. No. 4448. Good Pre-Owened Condition. Minor Notations on a few Pages. Taped Spine. Organ11

80 Chorale Preludes German Masters of The 17th and 18th Centuries. for Organ. Hermann Keller. Edition Peters. No. 4448. Good Pre-Owened Condition. Minor Notations on a few Pages. Taped Spine. Organ11

Dear Friends, Here I am on the sacred soil of the FFV within 8 miles of the rebel pickets, and expecting to move 6 miles further on every hour... Sandra A. Turgeon and the East Providence Historical Society are proud to present this compilation of wartime correspondence from Lt. Peter Hunt. These intimate letters provide insight to the human cost of one of America’s bloodiest conflicts. Peter is not merely another faceless Union soldier but an eager eighteen-year-old recruit—his story exemplifies the courage of the many men who went to war. Not until after the catastrophic First Battle of Bull Run did Peter receive his mother’s blessing to join the Union army. Peter’s regular letters back to his mother, sister, and three brothers evidence the alternating boredom and brutality of the war, chronicling a frustrating winter spent waiting at Miner’s Hill and the shock of seeing the carnage wreaked at the Battle of Hanover Court House. Peter’s own horse was once shot out from under him as his comrades beside him fell. Peter experienced the violence of the war firsthand, but through it all, he kept his faith in the cause. Turgeon’s collection celebrates his bravery, honor, and humanity.

John Metcalfe, who arranges songs for big names such as Coldplay, Simple Minds and The Pretenders, has produced albums with Peter Gabriel and has been touring for decades as a member of the Duke Quartet. Now he releases his debut album on the Neue Meister label. Metcalfe has always been surrounded by music. As a child, he would listen to his father sing opera, before a love of Kraftwerk and Joy Division led to a stint as a drummer in a high school band. But it was a move to Manchester that reall

Peter Feldmeier explores connections and divergences between Buddhist and Christian spirituality by utilizing Christian figures like Meister Eckhart and St. John of the Cross to reflect upon Buddhist positions and teachings like Buddha-Nature and the Zen Oxherding Pictures. Emphaizing the spirituality of both faiths, he suggests how dialogue might change one's way of thinking about one's own faith, rather than simply revealing alignments between the two.

This seventh volume of the year's best science fiction and fantasy features over thirty stories by some of the genre's greatest authors, including Elizabeth Bear, Paul Cornell, Cory Doctorow, James Patrick Kelly, Yoon Ha Lee, Kelly Link, Ken Liu, Sandra MacDonald, K.J.Parker, Robert Reed, Peter Watts, and many others. Selecting the best fiction from Asimov's, Clarkesworld, F&SF, Lightspeed, Subterranean, and other top venues, The Year's Best Science Fiction & Fantasy is your guide to magical realms and worlds beyond tomorrow."

The Walls lose their head of the family - father and husband Peter - on New Year's Day in the year 2000. Suicide, rather than murder, seems the only logical explanation. As chairman and founder of Wall's Civil Engineers in Chester, he had amassed land and debts. His two daughters, Sandra and Sienna, discover how deep the problems are. There are valuable insurance policies on Peter's life that should pay out to his business partner, Roger Whiteside and Ann, his widow. Sandra, a commercial lawyer, takes control of Wall's and Sienna, a chartered surveyor, becomes managing director of Wall's developments, which, in the boom of the millennium, become very successful once land ownership is sorted out. The family's new solicitor, John England, is a tower of strength to Ann Wall. He becomes romantically involved with Sienna. The police are convinced that Peter's unusual death is suicide, but as they are about to get a decision from the coroner the situation changes. This fast-moving book takes place in Chester, Ireland and Austria. Who will benefit from the insurance money and how will the police unravel the death of Peter?

"[Her] poems startle on every page: at times they bring your heart to your throat."―Peter Dale Scott This stunning new collection, winner of the American Book Award, documents some thirty years of Sandra Gilbert's career as a poet, from her sometimes fearful, sometimes exuberant early visions, through her feminist awakenings and the explorations of memory and desire, to a range of recent poems mapping the many meanings of grief, survival, and even regeneration.

John Metcalfe, who arranges songs for big names such as Coldplay, Simple Minds and The Pretenders, has produced albums with Peter Gabriel and has been touring for decades as a member of the Duke Quartet. Now he releases his debut album on the Neue Meister label. Metcalfe has always been surrounded by music. As a child, he would listen to his father sing opera, before a love of Kraftwerk and Joy Division led to a stint as a drummer in a high school band. But it was a move to Manchester that reall

Ten Holt: Canto Ostinato XL, Composer Simeon ten Holt, Artist Jeroen van Veen piano, Sandra van Veen piano, Irene Russo piano, Fred Oldenburg piano, Aart Bergwerff organ, Esther Doornink & Peter Elbertse marimba, Simeon ten Holt's unmistakable minimalist style is the driving force behind Canto Ostinato, one of the composer's most famous works. Canto Ostinato is the best-loved Dutch piano composition of the 20th century, with it's mesmerizing melodies never failing to soothe the mind. The instrum