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Elevate your style with the La Martina Zani Round-necked pullover for men. This pullover features a logo, long sleeves, and contrast colored details. Made with 55% wool and 45% cotton. Brand: LA Martina.

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The Water of Tyne Publisher: Shawnee Press Category: Choral Series: Mark Foster Format: Paperback Uses: General, Concert, Contest Luigi Zani...

Grimaldi, Cantarini, Pesarese, G.A. Sirani, E. Sirani, Loli, Bolognini, Scaramuccia, Borboni, Providoni, Menghino del Brizio, P.F. Mola, G.B. Mola, Torri, Il Mengazzino, Canuti, Badiale, Tiva, De;Rossi, Zani, Tinti, Gallinari, Scarsello, Bettini, Monti, G.M. Mitelli

Vinyl LP pressing. Super Djata is one of boldest and most exciting orchestras in the history of African modern music, if not one of Africa's greatest and most unsung ensembles. Led by the late great Zani Diabat, Super Djata Band de Bamako stands proud as one of West Africa's fiercest orchestras, with only a handful of releases and many tremendous gigs given over the last 40 years. Super Djata may be indeed one of the boldest and most exciting orchestras in the history of African modern music, i

Half a century after the CIA's Secret War in Laos—the largest bombing campaign in history—explosive remnants of war continue to be part of people's everyday lives. In Bomb Children Leah Zani offers a perceptive analysis of the long-term, often subtle, and unintended effects of massive air warfare. Zani traces the sociocultural impact of cluster submunitions—known in Laos as “bomb children”—through stories of explosives clearance technicians and others living and working in these old air strike zones. Zani presents her ethnography alongside poetry written in the field, crafting a startlingly beautiful analysis of state terror, authoritarian revival, rapid development, and ecological contamination. In so doing, she proposes that postwar zones are their own cultural and area studies, offering new ways to understand the parallel relationship between ongoing war violence and postwar revival.