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"This is the Cat Book of the 90s," says Circus Report. * National award-winning book for non-fiction writing * Behind the scenes experiences raising and working with tigers, leopards, lions * Rapport of trainers and their charges *Interviews with famous trainers (incl. David Tetzlaff, Jack Hanna * How animal shows have changed over the years * When things don't go as planned -- Humorous stories * Over 100 photos -- many in Color

Malinconia Tanja Tetzlaff - CD 4260085530823

Violin Sonatas & Partitas Christian Tetzlaff - CD 4010276018643

Award-winning violinist Christian Tetzlaff and pianist Lars Vogt, here joined by cellist Tanja Tetzlaff, are the featured artists on this new Ondine recording of the complete piano trios of Johannes Brahms. The Trios span a period from the 1850s (the 1st version of Op. 8) to the 1880s, with the Op. 101 completed during the last decade of Brahms' active career as a composer. Christian Tetzlaff's recording of the Mendelssohn and Schumann violin concertos, released by Ondine in 2011 (ODE 1195-2), r

This was real chamber music playing, with no sense of soloists coming together on an ad hoc basis, wrote The Guardian when Leif Ove Andenes performed Schumann piano trios in London. His long-standing duo partner Christian Tetzlaff and the violinist's sister Tanja Tetzlaff. Schumann's first two piano trios were composed in 1847, the third in 1851 and they stand as three contrasted and complimentary masterpieces. In the composer's fascinating sometimes experimental canon of chamber music.

Simulation. "Why simulate?" we might ask. Dan Tetzlaff and John Harbaugh answer that question in Simulating Clastic Sedimentation, and answer it effec­ tively. Readers will have no trouble following this well-documented, clear ex­ pose on clastic-sedimentation simulation. The sophistication in simulation since 1970, compared to the early work, is enormous. The development and availability of hardware, especially graphics, has made such advancement pos­ sible. The authors' presentation allows us to share in this exciting new approach to geological problem solving. The book contains a glossary, notation conven­ tion, program listings, plenty of illustrations, and chapter summaries to en­ lighten the users. Everything is readily available to make this a self-contained, how-to and how-to-interpret book. After introducing the subject of simulation, the authors take the reader step-by-step through the computation and reasoning of the erosion, transporta­ tion, and deposition of clastic sediments. Fluid flow, transport, boundary con­ ditions, and space and time are all explained, and details are given as to how each of these factors were accounted for in the simulation. The simulation is compared to different known situations, such as braided streams and deltas, for assessment as to realism. The final chapter gives two real-world applications where a simulated model is compared to the Simpson Canyon Field in north­ ern Alaska and the Golden Meadow Field in southern Louisiana. From these simulations was gained some understanding of the conditions under which c- ix Series Editor's Foreword tain sedimentary units were formed.