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Brittens „Billy Budd“ im Odeon Wien
Osterreichische Musikzeitschrift, 1996Gerhard Kramer
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Philippe Boesmans „Wintermärchen“ im Wiener Odeon
Osterreichische Musikzeitschrift, 2002Gerhard Kramer
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The sound of the cultural heritage: a case study on the Odeon of Pompei
2021 Immersive and 3D Audio: from Architecture to Automotive (I3DA), 2021The archaeological excavation of the city of Pompei brought to light the Odon in a location adjacent to the great theatre, in the core of the urban environment. The Odeon, called theatrum tectum in the ancient Rome, had a room volume smaller than the great theatre and furthermore it was provided with a roof.
Merli F., Bevilacqua A., Tronchin L.
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2020
The Odeon, which opened in 1911, was a lavishly decorated grand cafe in the Viennese tradition which became a meeting place for locals and in particular the many emigres that passed through or lived in Zurich during World War I. It was at the Odeon that Joyce met Stefan Zweig in October 1918.
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The Odeon, which opened in 1911, was a lavishly decorated grand cafe in the Viennese tradition which became a meeting place for locals and in particular the many emigres that passed through or lived in Zurich during World War I. It was at the Odeon that Joyce met Stefan Zweig in October 1918.
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The Roman Bouleuterion and Odeon at Ashkelon
2010Between 1921-1922 two monumental buildings were uncovered during excavations by John Garstang at Ashkelon, a city on the southern coast of modern-day Israel. Located in the area of the ancient Roman forum, these buildings were interpreted as a Herodian senate house overlaid by a Byzantine theater.
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John Betjeman: An Odeon Flashes Fire
1986As Poet Laureate, the holder of a knighthood and the most popular modern English poet, in his later years particularly John Betjeman became firmly entrenched in his critics’ eyes as an establishment figure. Some attempted to relegate him to the rank of a minor comic poet - the poet of the subaltern and Miss Joan Hunter Dunn, and bicycling Oxford ...
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Odeon earns a gong for management training
Human Resource Management International Digest, 2009Purpose This paper aims to examine a management-training program that helped to integrate different cultures, values, operating systems and approaches after the merger of Odeon and United Cinemas International. Design/methodology/approach The paper ...
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Un Nickel Odeon della provincia toscana
2007L’articolo, incluso nel secondo fascicolo di “Opus incertum”, del Dipartimento di storia dell’architettura e della città, di Firenze, dedicato all’architettura italiana dei cinema, riguarda quella che, forse, era la più vecchia sala cinematografica superstite della Toscana.
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