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Articles 4501 - 4530 of 5049
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Summer In A Southern City, Tom Williams
Epiphany, Christopher Robley
The Exchange, Tim Hospodar
Untitled, Beth Thomas
Train #99 (Was-Ric), . Anonymous
Untitled, Craig Bromley
At That She Is Called, Laura Nazimek
Home, Joe Magliaro
My Mind's Beauty, Darby Erbaugh
Smith, David Stanius
Where Have All The Wizards Gone, . Pink
Amnesia, Andrew Pitts
Untitled, Jason Gaccione
Glorious Restoration, Krysti Sibley
Mount Vernon, Ohio, Joe Magliaro
Hunting In Arcadia With My Grandson, Christopher Robley
Hunting In Arcadia With My Grandson, Christopher Robley
The Messenger
No abstract provided.
How About A Box, A Pear, And A Grapefruit, Blythe King
How About A Box, A Pear, And A Grapefruit, Blythe King
The Messenger
No abstract provided.
Untitled, Jason Gaccione
Untitled, Barrett Emerick
Untitled, Beth Thomas
Leaving Franklinville, Sharon Bricker
Untitled, Glennon Karr
Lunchtime In Berlin, Sharon Bricker
Vowel Song (An Imitation Of Rimbaud's Voyelies), Carrie Kenady
Vowel Song (An Imitation Of Rimbaud's Voyelies), Carrie Kenady
The Messenger
No abstract provided.
A Fragment From Act Ii Of Giacomo Puccini's La Boheme, Linda B. Fairtile
A Fragment From Act Ii Of Giacomo Puccini's La Boheme, Linda B. Fairtile
University Libraries Faculty and Staff Publications
This manuscript transmits ten measures from the so-called "Sextet" in the opera's second act, corresponding to pages 207 (measure 2) through 210 (measure 1) of the current published orchestral score. The passage forms part of the middle section of a tripartite structure that begins and ends with the renowned "Musetta's Waltz" ("Quando m'en vo"). At this point in the plot, the inhabitants of Paris's Latin Quarter, gathering to celebrate Christmas Eve at the Cafe Momus, witness the spectacle of Musetta's successful attempt to win back her lover. The section as a whole presented a problem for Puccini's librettists, who had …
Wild Boy (1998) By Mordicai Gerstein, Gareth B. Matthews
Wild Boy (1998) By Mordicai Gerstein, Gareth B. Matthews
Picture Books
Once there was a boy who lived alone, without a mother or father or any friends, in a forest in Southern France. He was naked. He didn’t even know what clothes were. He didn’t know he was a boy. He didn’t know what people were. He was wild. When a group of hunters discovered the boy, they delivered him to scientists in Paris, who eventually gave up trying to communicate with him. The boy was taken in by Dr. Itard and his housekeeper, Madame Guerin, who taught him to dress himself, to read and write simple words, and help around …
The Old Sense, Chris Forham
The Vision Of Marbán, The Hermit, John Mcgrail
Stealing Glimpses: Of Poetry, Poets, And Things In Between, Jennifer Horne
Stealing Glimpses: Of Poetry, Poets, And Things In Between, Jennifer Horne
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 46-47
Below Zero, Jeff Vande Zande