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Be Glad for the Song Has No Ending, revised and expanded edition: An Incredible String Band CompendiumHerausgeber: Adrian Whittaker
Taschenbuch, 20.02.2024
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The Essential Jim Brickman, Vol 1: Piano SolosAutor: Jim Brickman
Taschenbuch, 01.04.2008
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Bunte Klaviernoten für Kinder - Die 50 beliebtesten Kinderlieder zur musikalischen Frühförderung inkl. Klaviertasten-Schablonen zum Ausschneiden + Audio-Dateien zum DownloadAutor: Vincent Kramer
Taschenbuch, 05.03.2023
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Selbst Klavier lernen für Junior Mini-Pianisten. Ganz einfach beliebte Kinderlieder mit Pinguin Pip in Rekordzeit spielen! Mit Farbsystem schon ab 3 Jahre.Autor: Vivian Valero
Taschenbuch, 03.05.2023
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Healing Sounds: The Power of HarmonicsAutor: Jonathan Goldman
Taschenbuch, 04.10.2022
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A Year with Swollen Appendices: Brian Eno's DiaryAutor: Brian Eno
Gebundene Ausgabe, 19.11.2020
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Essential New Age Piano Exercises Every Piano Player Should Know: Learn New Age basics, including left hand new age patterns, chord progressions, how ... Piano Player Should Know by Jerald Simon)Autor: Jerald Simon
Taschenbuch, 04.05.2021
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Changeling: The Autobiography of Mike OldfieldMike OldfieldTaschenbuchPaperback |
History of the Groove: Healing Drummer: Personal Stories of Drumming and Rhythmic InspirationRussell Buddy HelmAudible HörbuchRussell Buddy Helm was classically trained from the age of eight and has performed and recorded with many greats: Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Tim Buckley, Allman Brothers, Frank Zappa, Bethlehem Asylum, Mike Bloomfield, Kinky Friedman, Big Joe Turner, and many others, and also on soundtracks for Ron Howard and other filmmakers. He wrote the Star Wars comic strips for George Lucas. He was also post-production supervisor for Dallas, Falcon Crest, Knots Landing, and other Lorimar television shows. Since 1987, he has been teaching drumming meditation in Santa Monica, California. He previously toured the U S and Europe as a rock drummer in the 70s then began touring again in 1990 across the U S, Australia, and Japan teaching healing drumming meditation to a growing number of people who are not always drummers, but instinctively feel the desire to play a hand drum to experience healing grooves. |
Himalayan Sound Revelations - 2nd Edition: The Complete Singing Bowl BookFrank PerryTaschenbuch |
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Communicating With SpiritsRita Berkowitz, Deborah S. RomaineTaschenbuch |
The Transformational Power of Sound and Music: A Handbook for Sound Healers and MusiciansFlicka Rahn, Tammy McCraryTaschenbuch |
The New Music: The Avant-garde since 1945Reginald Smith BrindleTaschenbuch |
Sounds of the ChakrasHarish JohariAudio CD |
Harmonic Experience: Tonal Harmony from Its Natural Origins to Its Modern ExpressionW. A. MathieuGebundene Ausgabe |
Sounds of Tantra: Mantra Meditation Techniques from Tools for TantraHarish JohariAudio CDUnusual book |
Exotica: Fabricated Soundscapes in a Real World: Fabricated Soundscapes in the Real WorldDavid ToopTaschenbuchFollowing his highly regarded exploration of ambient music, < I> Ocean of Sound, David Toop has produced another exhilarating cultural investigation in Exotica, a guide to the diversity of Western musical responses to the foreign, the alien, the other. Moving from the easy-listening recordings of Les Baxter and Martin Denny, which overlaid exotic instrumentation onto familiar "semi-jazz or Latin beats", to the avant-garde music of Harry Partch and Sun Ra, Toop shows how the worlds of lowbrow and highbrow culture equally betrayed a complex fascination with the exotic, and often erotic, allure of non-Western music. But this is no straight history, for the book draws on literature, anthropology, cultural history, and travelogue to produce a shifting, suggestive network of connections and correspondences, imbricating musical appropriations and colonial attitudes. However, Toop also shows how permeable cultural boundaries can be: his account of the rapid spread of Hawaiian slide guitar techniques into Blues and Bollywood soundtracks (and taken up by artists in Japan, Burma and Zaire) humorously demonstrates that any simple notion of cultural "authenticity" is suspect, as does the fact that the Japanese composer Toru Takemitsu was overwhelmed by hearing, as a young man in Paris, Josephine Baker's "chinoiserie" recording " Ma Tonkinoise". The book is as stylistically diverse as its subject matter, moving from the raw and painful autobiography of the introduction, through the science-fiction casbah environments of the fictional opening chapters, and into the deftly collaged and juxtaposed accounts of the music (where else would one find chapters on Ornette Coleman, Burt Bacharach and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan next to each other? ). With < I> Exotica, Toop's intelligence, wit, and openness to diversity supplies us with an admirably erratic compass with which to navigate his redrawn, culturally porous topography. -< I> Burhan Tufail |