Titelzusatz: f�r Violine, Violoncello und KlavierKompositionsjahr: 1971Beschreibung: Diese Komposition ist sowohl Meilenstein als auch Schnittstelle im Schaffen Silvestrovs: Sie ist das Ende seiner avantgardistischen Periode und Anfang dessen, was er sp�ter Metamusik nennt. Die Struktur des Werkes ist einzigartig: Der erste Satz - Sonate f�r Violine und Klavier - kann auch separat aufgef�hrt werden.  Der zweite Satz - Sonate f�r Violoncello und Klavier - ist eine Art lyrisches Intermezzo. Erst im dritten Satz - Trio - spielen die Instrumente endlich richtig zusammen und bringen das Drama zu einem metaphysischen Ende. Das Werk zeichnet sich aus durch eine ungew�hnliche Vielfalt an Klangfarben, Spieltechniken und Tonsystemen. Einige optische Aktionen der Musiker auf der B�hne haben nichts zu tun mit oberfl�chlichem Instrumentaltheater, sondern bergen einen tiefen symbolischen Sinn.Inhalt: Sonate f�r Violine und Klavier - Sonate f�r Violoncello und Klavier - Trio f�r Violine, Violoncello und KlavierAusgabe: Partitur und StimmenAusgabeninfo: Partitur = KlavierstimmeSeitenzahl: 158Bindung: KunststoffSchwierigkeitsgrad: 5-6Medienart: Noten

Silvestrov: Drama (Set of Parts)

Arts & Photography

David J. Whittaker

Music

M.P. Belaieff

Conflict and Reconciliation in the Contemporary World

Routledge

Early Mormon Pamphleteering

BYU Sudies

How did a church that started with just six official members blossom into a global organization of more than fourteen million members? Authors such as Richard L. Bushman, John W. Welch, and Susan Easton Black show how Joseph Smith, Brigham Young, and other leaders established the foundation upon which the Church was built. According to Welch, the Book of Mormon provides the foundational administrative principles of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ, not only its doctrines and instructions for personal living but also its many administrative guidelines. He elaborates: The administrative character and personality of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has grown directly from the genetic material found in the Book of Mormon. This book teaches how individuals throughout Church history were inspired to restore and establish Christ s Church in the latter days.

A Firm Foundation: The History of Church Organization and Administration (BYU Church History Symposium)

Arnold K. Garr

Deseret Book Co.

Men With a Mission, 1837-1841: The Quorum of the Twelve Apostles in the British Isles

Deseret Book

Men With a Mission: The Quorum of the Twelve Apostles in the British Isles, 1837-1841

In 1838, suffering from persecution, hardship, and uncertainty, members of the Quorum of the Twelve must have been astonished at the revelation that said: And next spring, let them depart to go over the great waters, and there promulgate my gospel. Their adventures in the British Isles are a truly epic story in Latter-day Saint missionary work poignant, powerful, and inspiring. 
 Men with a Mission is a carefully researched, compelling account of that work, taking us to such renowned places as the River Ribble, John Benbow s picturesque farm, and the docks of Liverpool. This is the story of how those courageous young leaders (their average age was thirty-one) preached, published, confronted devils and persecutors, battled poverty, walked great distances, suffered homesickness, and won the hearts and loyalty of those who became the British Saints.

Men with a Mission: The Quorum of the Twelve Apostles in the British Isles, 1837-1841

History

RONALD K. ESPLIN

James B. Allen

Europe

Read early Latter-day Saint history as written by some of those who lived it. Winner of the Award for Best Documentary Editing/Bibliography from the Mormon History Association in 2013.
This volume presents four histories written by church historians by assignment from Joseph Smith. The volume includes works by two men, John Whitmer and John Corrill, who both distanced themselves from the church before finishing their histories. The book also includes two histories published in Latter-day Saint newspapers, William W. Phelps's "Rise and Progress of the Church of Christ," and the Times and Seasons series "A History, of the Persecution, of the Church of Jesus Christ, of Latter Day Saints, in Missouri." Together these histories provide a rich, multifaceted view of the early years of the Latter-day Saint movement, particularly the "Mormon War" of 1838.

The Joseph Smith Papers: Histories, Volume 2: Assigned Histories, 1831-1847

Religion & Spirituality

Karen Lynn Davidson

Richard L. Jensen

Christian Books & Bibles

Church Historian's Press

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