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Heidenröslein | 21-20500, Henry Leck

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Heidenröslein
D. 257 (Op. 3, No. 3)

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21-20500

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Unison

Music By:
Franz Schubert

Arranged By:
Henry Leck

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2014 NW Kodály Educators Workshop

Ich Folge Dir Gleichfalls | 21-20501, Henry Leck

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Ich Folge Dir Gleichfalls
From "St. John Passion" (BWV 245)

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21-20501

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Unison

Music By:
J.S. Bach

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Henry Leck

with opt. Cello and Flute

Jubilee | 21-20502, Richard Osborne

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Jubilee

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21-20502

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SA

Lyrics By:
Stanley Adams

Music By:
Hoagy Carmichael

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Richard Osbourne

Live The Circle | 21-20503, Imant Raminsh

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Live The Circle

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21-20503

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HL-503

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SA

Lyrics By:
Sara Sanderson

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Imant Raminsh

South African Suite - Treble | 21-20200, Henry Leck

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South African Suite
I. Tshotsholoza, II. Siyahamba, III. Gabi, Gabi

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21-20200

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3/4 - Part Treble

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Henry Leck a cappella

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South African Suite - Sab | 21-20400, Henry Leck

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South African Suite
I. Tshotsholoza, II. Siyahamba, III. Gabi, Gabi

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21-20400

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HL-400

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SAB

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Henry Leck a cappella

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2014 CA-MEA Annual Workshop

Dynamic And Attack Associations In Boulez’S Le Marteau Sans Maître, Wayne C. Wentzel

Scholarship and Professional Work – Arts

This paper explores dynamic and attack associations in the Bourreux de Solitude movement of Pierre Boulez's pivotal piece, Le Marteau sans maître.

The Narrative Premise Of Galdos's Lo Prohibido, Linda M. Willem

Scholarship and Professional Work - LAS

In their critical study of Lo prohibido most scholars make only casual mention of its memoir format, and the fictitious circumstances of its composition are all but ignored. yet this narrative premise has an overall impact on the novel. In addition to determining the discourse order of the text, it is instrumental in establishing the narrator's authorial autonomy as well as permitting him varying degrees of unreliability. Furthermore, it affects the different narrative voice techniques employed in the novel. The following discussion will examine the implications of this neglected facet of Lo prohibido.

Cohen, Collective Responsibility, And Economic Democracy, Harry Van Der Linden

Scholarship and Professional Work - LAS

My main objective in this paper is to show that Hermann Cohen's ethics offers an important but hitherto neglected contribution to the- current debate within Anglo-American ethics on the moral status of the modern business corporation.

The Polish Parliament And Labor Legislation During Solidarity, David S. Mason

Scholarship and Professional Work - LAS

Parliaments in communist party states are usually treated in Western literature as "rubber stamp" institutions that simply approve policies made elsewhere. As such, these bodies do not perform functions of interest articulation, representation, or policy-making that are characteristic of many Western legislatures.

Review Of Joan De Jean's Fictions Of Sappho, Paula Saffire

Scholarship and Professional Work - LAS

Paula Saffire's Review of Joan De Jean's Fictions of Sappho

Book Review: "A New Look At Aurobindo", Harold Coward

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

A review of Frank Thompson's A New Look at Aurobindo.

Reports And Interviews: Abhishiktananda Society: Retreat--Seminar: Mysticism -- Saiva And Christian: Rajpur, India November 1-6, 1990, C. Murray Rogers

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

From October 31 - November 7, 1990, the Abhishiktananda Society of Delhi called together some 26 men and women, Hindu and Christian, for a shared life of mediation and study around the chosen topic. The Rajpur Retreat and Study Centre, near Dehra Dun in the foothills of the Himalayas, provided the setting for such a venture which must surely have rejoiced the heart of Sawmi Abhishiktananda himself (Dom Le Saux). Furthermore, the Swami, the sale of whose books enabled us to have the physical enjoyment of such a location, must have been delighted that the moment had come for such …

Table Of Contents

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

Table of contents for this volume.

R. De Nobili A Forerunner Of Hindu-Christian Dialogue, Richard Desmet

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

Is interreligious dialogue as we understand and practise it today a concept which can help us discern better the nature of Father Robert de Nobili's undertaking in sixteenth century madurai and enrich ourselves from his experience? Was he not above all a religious guide, a guru known as Tattuva Podagar (the 'awakener to metempirical reality')? Is not this the title by which, on January 6, 1656, ten days before his death, he authenticated the twenty volumes of olas which despite his blindness he had dictated in his San Thomé retreat? Had he not endeavoured constantly to proclaim the saving truth …

Protestant Bible Translations In India: An Unrecognized Dialogue?, John B. Carman

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

During my first visit to Kyoto in the spring of 1980, I was given the privilege of attending a meeting of the committee of scholars supervising one of the two series of translations of Shinran Shonin's works now appearing in English. Except for Dr. Minor Rogers, an American scholar of Shin Buddhism, and myself, all the other participants were Shin Buddhists belonging to the "Western Temple" branch of Shinran's followers. Dr. Dennis Hirota, who has contributed several of the draft translations, is Japanese American. The rest of the group were Japanese. The procedure used by committee to review a draft, …

Translating, Teaching, Conversing: A Reflection In Response To The Essays Of Richard Desmet And John Carman, Francis X. Clooney

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

After reading "R. de Nobili as Forerunner of Hindu-Christian Dialogue" by Richard DeSmet, S.J., and "A Forgotten Dialogue: Protestant Bible Translations" by John B. Carman, one immediately recognizes the truth of Carman's insight that the Protestant Bible translators were engaged in a real encounter with Indian thought, even a true (though poorly documented and perhaps unintended) dialogue. Though their language skills were often minimal, and their interest in India's religions even less developed, their commitment to the project of translating the Bible provided numerous occasions for the missionaries and their pandits to search together for correct renderings of Biblical terms, …

Response To John Carman, Dennis Hudson

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

John Carman concluded his essay with request for further information about "conversations between Hindu pandits and the Christian missionaries supervising their translations." I would like to respond with some information about Arumuga Navalar's side of the dialogue that developed with Peter Percival while working with him on the "Tentative Version" of the Tamil Bible from 1841 to 1848. The information comes from Navalar's Tamil booklet, The Abolition of the Abuse of Saivism (Caivatusanaparikaram), published in Jaffna in 1854. Navalar intended the booklet to be used by Saivas as an intellectual aid in their opposition tot he aggressive attacks on …

The Poetic Vision Of "Walden" And The Idea Of Human Freedom In The "Bhagavadgita", Inder Nath Kher

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

In his seminal essay on "Nature" (1836) Emerson writes:

"In the woods, a man casts off his years, as the snake his slough, and at what period soever of life is always a child. In the woods is perpetual youth. Within these plantations of God, a decorum and sanctity reign, a perennial festival is dressed, and the guest sees not how he should tire of them in a thousand years."

Thoreau's Walden; Or, Life In The Woods (1854) is more than a tribute to Emersonian ideas; it is a forceful plea for the renewal and regeneration of the self. It …

Viewpoints: Art And Architecture As Locus For Dialogue: Inter-Religious Dialogue Through Art, Caroline Mackenzie

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

The epic Ramayana is a central Hindu Scripture, which, unlike the Vedas and Upanisads, has been accessible to all sections of the Society. The story originated from an oral tradition and was written down by the sage Valmiki. The date is disputed and could be anything between 1500 and 200 BC. It is said to be the "adikavya", the first and the ideal poem.

Viewpoints: Art And Architecture As Locus For Dialogue: The Holy Place As A Common Ground For Dialogue, Jyoti Sahi

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

This year has been in many ways deeply distressing. Sadam Hussein, while preparing the way, along with the various hawks of the West, for a confrontation of armed forces reminiscent of an apocalyptic armageddon, has looked forward to a time when he and Arafat can pray together in the Holy city of Jerusalem. Meanwhile on the banks of the River Ganges Hindus and Muslims have laid claims to a plot of land which for different reasons each holds to be sacred. The confrontation threatens to tear Indian spiritual unity apart, setting person against person in bloody conflict.

Book Reviews: "The Yoga Of The Christ In The Gospel According To St. John", David J. Hawkin, Bibhuti S. Yadav

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

Two book reviews for Ravi Ravindra's The Yoga of the Christ in the Gospel According to St. John.

Book Review: "Neo-Hindu Views Of Christianity", Ronald Neufeldt

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

A review of Neo-Hindu Views of Christianity, edited by Arvind Sharma.

Book Review: "Inter-Religious Dialogue: Voices From A New Frontier", Anand Amaladass

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

A review for Inter-religious Dialogue: Voices From A New Frontier, edited by M. Darrol Bryant and Frank Flinn.

Reports And Interviews: Abhishiktananda Society: Retreat--Seminar: Mysticism -- Saiva And Christian: Rajpur, India November 1-6, 1990, Bettina Bäumer

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

It was Swami Abhishiktananda's dream to realize a spiritual dialogue between Hinduism and Christianity. During his lifetime most of the dialogue meetings in which he took an active part were in fact ecumenical meetings of Christians encountering Hinduism. Together we had planned a Hindu-Christian meeting in Varanasi which did not come about. In fact, Swamiji's was a personal dialogue, first within himself, and with his Hindu gurus, friends, fellow sannyasis and disciples. The results he passed on to his Christian friends and disciples.

Reports And Interviews: Interview With Mr. Subramanian, Anand Amaladass

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

Mr. P.N. Ganapathi Subramanian (born in 1938) is at present First Secretary (Ecom) at the Indian Embassy in Vienna an India's Alternate Permanent Representative to UNIDO. He has been serving the Indian Mission abroad in various capacities for several years, including as interpreter in Chinese for India's Defence Department.

What follows is not strictly an interview with Mr. Subramanian, but rather an attempt at Hindu-Christian dialogue, a free conversation over common concerns with specific reference to Indian situation. The Bulletin is meant to promote conversations of this type, though scholarly articles on specific themes will also find their due place …

Review Of Helmut Holzhey, Cohen Und Natorp (1986): Volume I, Ursprung Und Einheit; Volume Ii, Der Marburger Neukantianismus In Quellen, Harry Van Der Linden

Scholarship and Professional Work - LAS

Harry van der Linden's review of: Helmut Holzhey, Cohen und Natorp (1986): Volume I, Ursprung und Einheit; Volume II, Der Marburger Neukantianismus in Quellen, Basel/Stuttgart: Schwabe & Co., 1986

Three Autumn Portraits (1990), Frank Felice

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SATB a cappella – text by Tara (Ericksen) Smith - premiered by the Butler Madrigal Singers (Michael Shasberger, conductor), April 1992

The Drift (1990), Butler University

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Establishing The Phenomenon: The Rhetoric Of Early Research Reports On Aids, Carol Reeves

Scholarship and Professional Work - LAS

In the first three medical reports on AIDS which were published in 1981 in the New England Journal of Medicine, the writers' primary rhetorical agenda was to argue that a new medical discovery had been made. A secondary agenda was to offer etiological explanations for the new problem. To establish the new disease entity as deserving serious attention, the writers built a sense of mystery by confronting established medical knowledge about immunodeficiency and emphasizing the inability of modern medicine to diagnose and treat the problem. When they explained the phenomenon in etiological terms, rather than confronting the disciplinary matrix, the …