Background
Neumeier, John was born on February 24, 1942 in Milwaukee. Son of Albert and Lucille Neumeier.
(Though the Great Houses and their vassals play the eterna...)
Though the Great Houses and their vassals play the eternal Game of Thrones, there are some who do not. The men of the Night's Watch guard the immense and icy Wall, built in the ancient days of Westeros to hold back the terrible things of the Long Night. Once a mighty cohort of brave knights and lords who gave up everything to protect the Seven Kingdoms from the predators of the Far North, the Night's Watch is now a rag-tag band of thieves, murderers, and those who ran afoul of the political machinations of their enemies. When the wildlings stir on the other side of the Wall, and the cold winds rise once more, will they be enough to save Westeros? Night's Watch gives you everything you need to add this once noble order to your A Song of Ice and Fire Roleplaying chronicle. It includes rules for playing men of the Night's Watch and wildlings alike, as well as new information about the mysterious Others. Pray, men of the green lands, for Winter is Coming!
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(NY 1921 (copyright) Schirmer. Sheet music for voice and p...)
NY 1921 (copyright) Schirmer. Sheet music for voice and piano.4to., 11pp., 7pp., original wraps. Near Fine. 2 pieces.
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(An acclaimed music historian brings us the long-awaited s...)
An acclaimed music historian brings us the long-awaited story of Ian & Sylvia - marking the first time that the legendary folk duo has endorsed a biography of their groundbreaking career. Their classic "Four Strong Winds" is widely considered to be one of the great songs of all time. Bob Dylan, Gordon Lightfoot, Neil Young, Leonard Cohen, and Joni Mitchell count among their admirers. Their music, including hits like "You Were On My Mind" and "Someday Soon," has been recorded by everyone from Dylan, Joan Baez, and Johnny Cash to Sarah McLachlan and The Tragically Hip. Their influence on music - both in Canada and the United States - has endured over generations and surpassed genres. Yet until now, we have known little of the story behind the folk sensations Ian & Sylvia. In Four Strong Winds, John Einarson takes us back to Ian & Sylvia's early days in Toronto coffeehouses, to their experiences at the heart of the vibrant 1960s Greenwich Village folk scene, and beyond, as their personal and musical partnership continued to change and evolve. Based on Ian and Sylvia Tyson's own personal reflections as well as on the recollections of contemporaries, associates, and admirers, Four Strong Winds is the definitive account of this iconic musical duo and a window on a fascinating period in music history.
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(Anitra's Dance From "Peer Gynt Suite," Op. 46 (World-know...)
Anitra's Dance From "Peer Gynt Suite," Op. 46 (World-known Melodies Favorite Pieces Especially Adapted for Piano By John Thompson) [Sheet music] [Jan 01, 1932] Edvard Grieg and John Thompson
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(Bald/Brunet by Daniil Gink and Nijinsky by Alexei Burykin...)
Bald/Brunet by Daniil Gink and Nijinsky by Alexei Burykin are unquestionably the two most celebrated new dramatic works to appear in Russia in the 1990s. Both were written by first-time playwrights in their early twenties, and both became the talk of Moscow overnight after they appeared. As Russian culture continues to struggle with the past, these plays are clear signs that Russian drama, at least, is on the verge of finding a voice for the future. Coincidentally or not, both works center on a single character whose personality breaks into two warring halves. Bald/Brunet is a wise and touching examination of an aging jazz musician, while Nijinsky, based on the case of the great Polish-Russian dancer Vaslav Nijinsky, is a soaring hymn to the enigma and autonomy of genius. These new Russian plays are musical and poetic, provocative and insightful, tender yet tragic. And they each have equally as much to say about universal human values as they do about the Russian experien
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((Harp). Features Sylvia Woods' expert harp arrangements o...)
(Harp). Features Sylvia Woods' expert harp arrangements of 13 Denver favorites: Annie's Song * Dreamland Express * Fly Away (easy and advanced arrangements) * Follow Me * For Baby (For Bobbie) * For You * Goodbye Again * I'm Sorry * Leaving on a Jet Plane * My Sweet Lady * Perhaps Love * Sunshine on My Shoulders. Includes lyrics. Spiral-bound. Playable on both lever and pedal harps.
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choreographer ballet company director
Neumeier, John was born on February 24, 1942 in Milwaukee. Son of Albert and Lucille Neumeier.
Bachelor, Marquette University, 1961. Doctor of Fine Arts (honorary), Marquette University, 1987. Student, Stone-Camryn Ballet School, Chicago, 1962.
Student, Royal Ballet School, London, 1963. Student of Vera Volkova, Copenhagen, 1963.
Dancer Sybil Shearer Company, Chicago, 1960-1962, Stuttgart Ballet, Germany, 1963-1969. Artistic director Frankfurt Opera Ballet, Germany, 1969-1973, Hamburg State Opera Ballet, Germany, since 1973. Professor City of Hamburg, 1987.
Director Hamburg Ballet, 1996, ballettintendant, since 1997. Foundation ballet school Hamburg State Opera, 1978. Foundation ballet center John Neumeier, ballet school, Hamburg State Opera company training under one roof., 1989.
(An acclaimed music historian brings us the long-awaited s...)
(Bald/Brunet by Daniil Gink and Nijinsky by Alexei Burykin...)
(Though the Great Houses and their vassals play the eterna...)
(Anitra's Dance From "Peer Gynt Suite," Op. 46 (World-know...)
(NY 1921 (copyright) Schirmer. Sheet music for voice and p...)
(Night Song by John Williams.)
(Sheet music)
(paperbacks)
(191pages. poche. poche.)
(5 pages.)
((Harp). Features Sylvia Woods' expert harp arrangements o...)
Guest choreographer for various companies including American Ballet Theatre, Royal Ballet London, Royal Danish Ballet, National Ballet Canada, Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Stuttgart Ballet, Munich Opera, Vienna Opera, Ballet du XX siecle, Brussels, Opera de Paris, Opera of Stockholm, Mariinsky Theatre, St. Petersburg. Guest opera director Otello, Munich Opera, Hamburg State Opera. Ballet director (films) Rondo, 1971 (Prix Italia 1972), Third Symphony of Gustav Mahler, Legend of Joseph, Wendungen (String Quintet in C major by Schubert), 1979, Scenes of Childhood, The Lady of the Camelias, 1986, St. Mathew Passion, 1981, Othello, 1987, Illusions - Like Swan Lake, 2002, Death in Venice, 2004, St. Matthew Passion and Sylvia, 2005.Choreographer Romeo and Juliet, The Nutcracker, 1971, Daphnis and Chloé, 1972, Third Symphony of Gustav Mahler, 1975, Illusions-Like Swan Lake, 1976, A Midsummer Night's Dream, 1977, Sleeping Beauty, The Lady of the Camelias, 1978, Matthaeus-Passion, 1981, Giselle, 1983, Sixth Symphony of G. Mahler, 1984, Peer Gynt, 1989, Fifth Symphony of G. Mahler, 1989, Requiem, 1991, A Cinderella Story, 1992, Odyssee, 1995, Vivaldi Or What You Will, 1996, Sylvia, 1997, Images from Bartók, 1998, Messias, 1999 (Danza Danza award 2001), Nijinsky, 2000, Giselle, 2000, Sounds of Empty Pages, Winterreise, 2001, The Seagull, 2002, Death in Venice, 2003, Preludes CV, 2003, The Little Mermaid, a homage to Hans Christian Andersen for his 200th birthday celebrations, 2005, Songs of the Night, 2005, Parzival Episodes and Echo, 2006, Christmas Oratorio, 2007, Verklungene Feste, 2008, Le Pavillon d'Armide, Orpheus, 2009.
Founder John Neumeier Foundation, since 2006. Member Academy der Kuenste Hamburg, Academy der Kuenste Berlin, Golden Mask, 2002 (Medal for Science, 2003).