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Respiratory Medicine, 3e (Gibson, Respiratory Medicine)

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RESPIRATORY MEDICINE is an authoritative, international text on respiratory diseases which combines applied science with good clinical practice. The new Third Edition has been thoroughly revised to provide a comprehensive update of all aspects of respiratory medicine, from lung structure and function, to the newest areas of development in treatment, to complete coverage of respiratory diseases, including key topics such as lung tumors, airway disorders, and interstitial lung disease. The text features over 1500 high-quality illustrations, which are also available on a CD-ROM included in the book.

Authoritative and up-to-date with contributions from 150 expert clinicians and scientists in pulmonary medicine and allied disciplines throughout the world.
Over 1500 superbly reproduced illustrations, from high quality radiographs to histological sections and electron micrographs. CD-ROM bound in the book includes all illustrations, tables and figures.
Highlights the difficulties that can be encountered in managing symptoms, e.g. investigation of cough, haemoptysis and dyspnoea.
Includes "pediatric" conditions most relevant to adult practice e.g. developmental abnormalities and childhood cystic fibrosis and asthma.

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The Strange Misadventures of an Organ

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THIS 22 PAGE ARTICLE WAS EXTRACTED FROM THE BOOK: The Booming of Acre Hill and Other Reminiscences of Urban and Suburban Life, by John Kendrick Bangs. To purchase the entire book, please order ISBN 1417915137. Top to learn more

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Jessye Norman - Sacred Songs ~ Ave Maria, Amazing Grace, etc..

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How sweet the sound!
Heaven must be missing an angel because she's here with us-singing on this disc. This is arguably one of the most beautiful recordings of sacred music ever made. Ms. Norman brings a lifetime of experience to this genre-she joined her church choir at 4! The warm acoustics make you feel like you are sitting in your favorite pew-albeit with a magnificent vocalist in the choirloft. Jessye has conquered the world's opera houses in the most demanding roles-one of which garnered her a fifty-five minute standing ovation (Salzberg). But she is most resplendent in the music of her youth. The majestic voice soars over the orchestra and chorus to deliver the full beauty of the music. Ms. Norman also performs selections with organ accompaniment-appropiate since her voice has often been compared to the king of instruments-"with all the stops pulled out"! You will hear why she is one of the most acclaimed recitalists of our time. Her expansive vocal range encompasses every nuance of the...
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January 23, 2003 (Narragansett RI) | Helpful Votes: 14 | Rating: 5

incredibly moving
I was listening to the local public radio station when they played the Sanctus and I literally had to drive off the road to listen it was so powerfyl and moving. Jessye Norman is a national treasure.
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February 24, 1999 | Helpful Votes: 15 | Rating: 5

breathtaking!
The Sanctus, and the Holy City will send chills down your spine! Absolutey Breathtaking.
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March 21, 1999 | Helpful Votes: 14 | Rating: 5

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Charles Gounod Messe solennelle de Sainte Cécile for soloists, chorus, orchestra & organ in G major : Sanctus 6:01 Performed By : Ambrosian Singers / Christopher Bowers-Broadbent / Jessye Norman Franz Schubert Ellens Gesang III ("Ave Maria"), song for voice & piano, D. 839 (Op. 52/6) 6:07 Performed By : Ambrosian Singers / Christopher Bowers-Broadbent / Jessye Norman César Franck Panis angelicus for tenor, organ, harp, cello & bass 4:09 Performed By : Ambrosian Singers / Christopher Bowers-Broadbent / Jessye Norman Charles Gounod Repentir ("O Divine Redeemer"), song for mezzo-soprano & orchestra 6:20 Performed By : Ambrosian Singers / Christopher Bowers-Broadbent / Jessye Norman Stephen Adams (Michael Maybrick) The Holy City, sacred ballad for voice & piano (or orchestra and chorus, ad lib) 6:22 Performed By : Ambrosian Singers / Christopher Bowers-Broadbent / Jessye Norman John Newton Amazing Grace 3:22 Performed By : Ambrosian Singers / Christopher Bowers-Broadbent / Jessye Norman English Traditional Greensleeves, folk song 3:54 Performed By : Ambrosian Singers / Christopher Bowers-Broadbent / Jessye Norman Traditional Spiritual Let Us Break Bread Together 3:29 Performed By : Ambrosian Singers / Christopher Bowers-Broadbent / Jessye Norman Christmas Traditional I Wonder As I Wander (American) 3:21 Performed By : Ambrosian Singers / Christopher Bowers-Broadbent / Jessye Norman Robert MacGimsey Sweet Little Jesus Boy, carol for voice & orchestra 4:39 Performed By : Ambrosian Singers / Christopher Bowers-Broadbent / Jessye Norman Pietro Yon Gésu Bambino Top to learn more

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Steve Reich's Four Organs

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Peaceful Classics

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Classic taken to the Next Level
I bought this CD recently and began wondering how classical music might sound combined with nature sounds. As I listened, I wasn't even close to what I predicted. Each song was carefully selected and accompanied by the right sounds creating a more pleasing mood in addition to a great concentrating atmosphere. What also makes this CD intriguing is the varieties of famous composer such as Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Bach, and Delibes. With the sounds of nature in each track, this CD will induce relaxation and a calm, peacful atmosphere.
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January 4, 2005 (Lowers Bucks County, Pennsylvania) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 5

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Elgar: Overtures

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WHY NOT?
Elgar was the English of the English, so is there any reason why a Scottish orchestra under a Scottish conductor cannot give a first-class account of his overtures? On the evidence of this fine set, none at all. Obviously there are other excellent versions around, but this disc competes on a level of quality where preferences are probably more a matter of the listener's temperament than of any considerations that I might call `objective'. Elgar has a spring in his step in all the four pieces here, and that suits them all. What is even more important is how his orchestral writing is made to sound. That is an issue partly of the playing and partly of the recording, and several hearings have reinforced my first impression that this matter has been exceptionally well handled here.Elgar must have been difficult to record, at least to judge from many recordings that have come my way. His range of tone-colour is wide and it is rich, but to convey that on record has defeated many...
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November 2, 2011 (Glossop Derbyshire England) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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Fantasic In the South, not so good elsewhere
I was turned onto this recording when I sought a satisfactory interpretation of In the South, Elgar's reminiscence of an Italian vacation, and found this version recommended by the All Music Guide . At about 20 minutes' duration, In the South is the main reason to buy this recording.I wasn't disappointed by the music; conductor Alexander Gibson delivers a high energy and full-throated version of In the South, which has four sections about Italy. However, the remaining music on the disk -- Elgar's Froissart and Cockaigne overtures and Handel's "Chandos Anthem No. 2" as overture for orchestra in D minor -- were not in the same league. The two Elgar overtures paled in comparison to performances by Barbirolli...
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May 30, 2010 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 3

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Gibson Organ

LOWREY T1 COMBO ORGAN WITH SELF-STORING STAND, INCLUDING THE INTEGRATED REMOTE LOWREY COMBO ORGAN AMPLIFIER, PLUS THE ORIGINAL BASS PEDAL BOARD- WHICH IS HOUSED FOR TRANSPORT, IN THE SELF-STORING LOWREY ORGAN BENCH. VERY SIMILAR TO THE GIBSON COMBO ORGAN LINE, THE SAME VIBE CONTINUES IN THIS LOWREY COMBO ORGAN.

"Somehow an Internet organ [sic] called The Wrap found my letter and then Mel denied it. I'm not going to stand for people calling me a liar. Mel Gibson fires back: and I'm proud of it and that's why I asked him in the letter to give it back to me. ". And about that letter.

They decided on a pipe organ and hired Charles Gibson, of C. W. Gibson, pipe organ specialists in Monroeville, N. J. , to advise them. Busteed said the organ was comparable in 1932 to the best organs of the time, such as Skinner organs. Moyer has moved to a retirement community in York and sold his organ to the church, at 538 W. Chestnut St. Busteed will perform on the organ in services at 10 and 11:45 a. m. Easter, closing each service with the rousing Widor Toccata. Thomas Busteed was a high school student in the Poconos learning how to play the organ and to build organs for a possible career. The UUC originally had a pipe organ, but it was replaced with a Baldwin electronic organ in 1967. Yet there was a yearning for an organ, and an organ fund was established. Gibson suggested Moyer's organ, which he had maintained. Ivan Moyer, in his 70s, had built a home around an organ in the Poconos and needed help installing it. "He was praying for help," said Busteed, who met Moyer at a choir practice. "The deciding factor was when (Moyer) said, 'Listening to an electric organ is like looking at a picture of the Grand Canyon. Busteed helped Moyer re-leather and rewire his 1932, eight-rank Whitelegg Moller Organ with 600 pipes and chimes. "It's incredible how they got that organ down off the balcony in the Catholic church," Busteed said. "You're not going to find organs that sound like this today," Busteed said.

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Samson (Rowan McNamara) is 15 when he falls for 16-year-old Delilah (Marissa Gibson), their love a kind of refuge from a world of desperate poverty, violence and substance abuse, all unflinchingly portrayed. McNamara speaks barely a word and Gibson is