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Schilke Bill Reichenbach Bass Trombone, Mouthpiece for Bass Trombone, Model Bill Reichenbach, Diameter: 28.17 mm, Backbore: K (7.14 mm), Designed in collaboration with Greenhoe Performing Artist Bill Reichenbach, Features a medium cup, a comfortable...

Schilke Bill Reichenbach Bass Trombone, Mouthpiece for Bass Trombone, Model Bill Reichenbach, Diameter: 28.17 mm, Backbore: K (7.14 mm), Designed in collaboration with Greenhoe Performing Artist Bill Reichenbach, Features a medium cup, a comfortable semi-circular rim contour, a modified backbore and a completely new outer profile, This mouthpiece provides an efficient and comfortable design, is full of timbre and feels even from the highest range to the lowest pedal notes, Silver-plated

Translation of nineteenth-century novel of life in a still-feudal Moravian village.\n\nMarie von Ebner-Eschenbach (1830-1916) is Austria's most important nineteenth-century woman writer, but her works have remained largely unknown to English speakers, even her most important, the compelling Their Pavel, firstpublished serially in 1887. Based on a true incident, Their Pavel investigates the troubled social relations of a Moravian village that is endowed with the right of local governance but steeped in the habits of its feudalrelationship to the local barony. The novel explores the parallel fates of the children of a hanged murderer and thief. Milada, the appealing and alert daughter, is adopted on a whim by the aging baroness, while Pavel, the awkwardand taciturn son, is thrown upon the uncertain mercy of the village, but both suffer the stigma of their father's crime. In her sometimes grimly humorous picture of village life, the author spares neither the Catholic Church northe landed aristocracy nor the villagers themselves.\n\n Lynne Tatlock is Hortense and Tobias Lewin Distinguished Professor in the Humanities in the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures at Washington Universityin St. Louis.

Translation of nineteenth-century novel of life in a still-feudal Moravian village.\n\nMarie von Ebner-Eschenbach (1830-1916) is Austria's most important nineteenth-century woman writer, but her works have remained largely unknown to English speakers, even her most important, the compelling Their Pavel, firstpublished serially in 1887. Based on a true incident, Their Pavel investigates the troubled social relations of a Moravian village that is endowed with the right of local governance but steeped in the habits of its feudalrelationship to the local barony. The novel explores the parallel fates of the children of a hanged murderer and thief. Milada, the appealing and alert daughter, is adopted on a whim by the aging baroness, while Pavel, the awkwardand taciturn son, is thrown upon the uncertain mercy of the village, but both suffer the stigma of their father's crime. In her sometimes grimly humorous picture of village life, the author spares neither the Catholic Church northe landed aristocracy nor the villagers themselves.\n\n Lynne Tatlock is Hortense and Tobias Lewin Distinguished Professor in the Humanities in the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures at Washington Universityin St. Louis.

Composed in the early thirteenth century, Wolfram von Eschenbach's Parzival is the re-creation and completion of the story left unfinished by its initiator Chrétien de Troyes. It follows Parzival from his boyhood and career as a knight in the court of King Arthur to his ultimate achievement as King of the Temple of the Grail, which Wolfram describes as a life-giving Stone. As a knight serving the German nobility in the imperial Hohenstauffen period, the author was uniquely placed to describe the zest and colour of his hero's world, with dazzling depictions of courtly luxury, jousting and adventure. Yet this is not simply a tale of chivalry, but an epic quest for spiritual education, as Parzival must conquer his ignorance and pride and learn humility before he can finally win the Holy Grail.

Parzival e Tristano sono gli eroi dei due mondi che si fronteggiano, di due concezioni etiche e religiose contrapposte. Mentre il Tristano è l'espressione di una religiosità di tipo razionale, il Parzival è il percorso ideale dell'uomo da uno stato iniziale di \"stultitia\" fino al raggiungimento della perfezione cortese prima e religiosa poi. Ma per diventare un perfetto soldato di Cristo l'eroe del romanzo deve imparare a rinunciare alla sua volontà e al suo raziocinio per lasciarsi guidare solo dalla mano di Dio.

Composed in the early thirteenth century, Wolfram von Eschenbach's Parzival is the re-creation and completion of the story left unfinished by its initiator Chrétien de Troyes. It follows Parzival from his boyhood and career as a knight in the court of King Arthur to his ultimate achievement as King of the Temple of the Grail, which Wolfram describes as a life-giving Stone. As a knight serving the German nobility in the imperial Hohenstauffen period, the author was uniquely placed to describe the zest and colour of his hero's world, with dazzling depictions of courtly luxury, jousting and adventure. Yet this is not simply a tale of chivalry, but an epic quest for spiritual education, as Parzival must conquer his ignorance and pride and learn humility before he can finally win the Holy Grail.

Parzival e Tristano sono gli eroi dei due mondi che si fronteggiano, di due concezioni etiche e religiose contrapposte. Mentre il Tristano è l'espressione di una religiosità di tipo razionale, il Parzival è il percorso ideale dell'uomo da uno stato iniziale di \"stultitia\" fino al raggiungimento della perfezione cortese prima e religiosa poi. Ma per diventare un perfetto soldato di Cristo l'eroe del romanzo deve imparare a rinunciare alla sua volontà e al suo raziocinio per lasciarsi guidare solo dalla mano di Dio.

Adatto per la lettura di caratteri piccoli, per esempio in un elenco telefonico o su cartellini dei prezzi. Semplice da usare grande, facile da usare interruttore della luce e occhiello per la cordicella. Scelta di 3 luci colori differenti tramite filtri. In particolare lente antigraffio ad alta visiva (e indossando) la comodità. Le batterie sono facili da cambiare.

Descrizione massima luminosità: il diametro dell'obiettivo di 56 mm ne fa un modello ideale per la caccia. Resa dei colori brillante e realistica grazie ai prismi a correzione di fase bak-4 e alle lenti con trattamento antiriflesso multistrato. Il design funzionale unisce in sé look moderno, forma maneggevole e un peso ottimale di soli 1.038 grammi tutti elementi che ne fanno uno strumento pratico anche per osservazioni lunghe. Il ponte aperto permette una facile messa a fuoco. Robust.