Ecological Grading and Classification of Land-Occupation and Land-Use Mosaics

DANSEREAU, PIERRE; PARE, GILLES

ISBN 10: 0660007797 / ISBN 13: 9780660007793

Edité par Minister of Supply and Services, Ottawa, 1977

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Good paperback, showing shelf and handling wear of creasing to edges and corners, more notably the spine and leading top edge front and rear corners. Tanning to cover and page block. Internally, very clean, pages tightly bound and text and diagrams unmarked. CN.

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Détails bibliographiques

• Titre: Ecological Grading and Classification of Land-Occupation and Land-Use Mosaics
• Éditeur: Minister of Supply and Services, Ottawa
• Date de parution: 1977
• ISBN à 10 chiffres: 0660007797
• ISBN à 13 chiffres: 9780660007793
• Reliure: Paperback
• État de l'article: Good
• Type de livre: Used
• Catalogues du vendeur:
  • Environmental Issues

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Synopsis

A series of five choir collections issued by the “Compozitor Publishing House †Saint-Petersburg†is arranged to coincide with the 7th International Competition for Young Choral Conductors to be held in Russia for the first time ever. The competition will be organized by the St. Petersburg State University of Culture and Arts and the Center for international cooperation “Inter Aspect†in conjunction with the European Choral Association — Europa Cantat (April 3–6, 2013, St. Petersburg). The collection “Early music by the composers of Western Europe for mixed choir a cappella†contains works by four composers, each of whom made a significant contribution to the progress in choral music, being a representative of diverse composition schools existing in Europe in this period to time. For instance, you will get acquainted with “Je lâ€aime bien†— an Ñšuvre by Orlande de Lassus, one of the most remarkable figures of the Dutch composition school, motet “Pater Noster†of Heinrich SchÑŒtz, a prominent German composer, one of predecessors of J. S. Bach, motet “Crucifixus†of Venetian composer Antonio Lotti, which is overwhelming in its beauty and dramatic intensity, and with a fine and graceful oeuvre “O care, thou wilt despatch me†of the English madrigalist Thomas Weelkes. All these works composed in polyphonic style may embellish any concert program, so as to make us reap a real pleasure out of simple, yet consummate choral music by old masters.Sergei YekimovContents:O. de Lassus. JE Lâ€AIME BIEN. From the Fourteenth Book of SongsTh. Weelkes. O CARE, THOU WILT DESPATCH MEH. Schütz. PATER NOSTERA. Lotti. CRUCIFIXUS. For eight voices