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Table of Contents: “…Short Articulation: Playing Staccato --…”
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Table of Contents: “…Sound and somnolence -- Song of the andoumboulou : 62 -- Sound and subsequence -- Song of the andoumboulou : 64 -- Double staccato -- Song of the andoumboulou : 66 -- Song of the andoumboulou : 66 1/2 -- Blue anuncia's bird lute -- Song of the andoumboulou : 68 -- Day after day of the dead -- Song of the andoumboulou : 70 -- Song of the andoumboulou : 71 -- Sound and sustenence.…”

Table of Contents: “…Cover -- The paradox of body, buildingand motion in seventeenth-century England -- Contents -- List of figures -- Acknowledgements -- 1 The unease of motion -- 2 Early seventeenth-century staccato boundaries -- 3 Mid-century mobility of language and architectural theory -- 4 Travel at home -- 5 The disciplinary distraction of motion -- 6 Motion as mode of perception -- Bibliography -- Index…”
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Table of Contents: “…American culture in European metaphors : the West as will and conception -- High and low : the quest for cultural standards in America -- Film as a mechanical art : Hollywood in Holland -- Advertising : the world of disjointed attributes -- The fifth freedom and the commodification of civic virtue -- Mediated history : the Vietnam War as a media event -- Breathless : the French nouvelle vague and Hollywood -- Rap : the ultimate staccato culture -- Americanization : what are we talking about.…”

Table of Contents: “…--The standard household-effect company.--Staccato notes of a vanished summer.--The art of the adsmith.…”

Table of Contents: “…Prelude : the harmonious universe : an introduction -- Overture : why we sing : what is music and where does it comes from? -- Staccato : the atoms of music : what are musical notes and how do we decide which to use? …”

Table of Contents: “…Anatomical facts -- Your primary coordination -- Your inner space -- Exploring "outer space" -- Inner and outer space : a movement partnership -- Connecting body, mind, breath, and space -- Practicing presence -- Authentic impulse : listening within -- Your body leads the way -- The four brothers -- Space -- Time -- Weight -- Flow -- Exploring the efforts -- Qualities of movement -- Shape -- Spatial tools -- Text and your responsive body-mind -- Whole-body warm-up : staccato-legato -- Movement, character, and relationships -- Performing for an audience -- Movement and space : creating the world of the play.…”
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