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A cello concert in Brazilian lands: the life, art, and disease of Jacqueline du Pré. [PDF]

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Tumor Debulking in Combination With Chemotherapy in Multiorgan Metastatic Colorectal Cancer: The ORCHESTRA Randomized Clinical Trial.

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The sound of neural silence. [PDF]

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Tjahjono N, Wang YS, Tian L.
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Pianos, not Orchestras

Proceedings of the Conference on Computer Support for Collaborative Learning Foundations for a CSCL Community - CSCL '02, 2002
Would you rather that your children learn to play the piano, or learn to direct an orchestra? In this paper, I apply the poor learning environments perspective to this question. I conclude that learning environments should be like pianos, not orchestras.
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One-man orchestra

SIGGRAPH Asia 2014 Emerging Technologies, 2014
This work presents a new platform for performing one-man orchestra (Figure 1). The conductor is the only human involved, who uses traditional bimanual conducting gestures to interactively direct the performance of smartphones instead of human performers in a real-world orchestra.
Chun Kit Tsui   +2 more
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Metaphors of the Orchestra-- The Orchestra as a Metaphor

The Musical Quarterly, 1996
What does the orchestra mean? Apparently it means different things to different people. To an instrumentalist the orchestra means a job, a social network, an opportunity for personal expression, and probably many other things as well. To a season ticket holder at the symphony the orchestra means entertainment, high culture, and social status.
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Monteverdi and the orchestra

Music and Letters, 1940
POPULAR text-books speak of Monteverdi as a pioneer of orchestration. The legend, so comfortably repeated by people who have never seen a single bar of Monteverdi's work, was gently disposed of by Parry in a paper read to the Musical Association in 1916.
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Orchestra Corner Orchestra Music Reviews

American String Teacher, 1978
James Dailey, James Schnabel
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