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The belle of Parry Sound.
No full textGift of Dr. Mary Jane Esplen.Piano and voice [instrumentation]B flat major [key]Popular music [form/genre]Daisies. [illustration]Published by C. E. Finck, Elkton, MD. [dealer stamp
Henry Finck's Lotos-Time in Japan
No full textsingle page posterThe aim of this project is to situate Henry Theophilus Finck and his book Lotos-Time in Japan in their historic cultural contexts, not only by examining connections to the individuals and works referenced in Lotos-Time, but also through a larger comparative analysis of the book and similar narratives. Published in 1895, Lotos-Time is a travelogue written by Finck about his travels in Japan. The book is also a work of cultural commentary, using Finck’s impressions and ideas about Japan in an examination and critique of both Japanese and Western societies. A native of Oregon, Finck was a music critic and author active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. An outsider to Japanese culture and lacking fluency in Japanese, Finck relied on contacts he made in Japan, particularly Japanese traveling companions, to translate the linguistic and cultural contexts he encountered. Finck’s understanding and interpretation of Japan also owed much to previous English-language travelogues and other written works about Japan, which he referenced and quoted extensively in Lotos-Time. The book is thus both a contribution toward and an integration of the genre of mid- and late-nineteenth-century travelogues, as well as a part of a larger community of English-language texts that take Japan as their subject
[''Nat. Wright'' locomotive, Cincinnati Locomotive Works]
No full textLithograph created ca. 1850s; negative created ca. 1900-1909. [Text on lithograph] Nat. Wright. J.D. Finck, Des. Middleton, Wallace, & Co. Lith., Cin. Cincinnati Locomotive Works. Moore & Richardson, Cincinnati
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No full textTympani (G & C)/side drum part for music intended to accompany a silent film, "For playful scenes.
Danmark kommer til at mangle 130.000 medarbejdere i 2033, men internationale dimittender forlader landet inden for fem år
No full textUDDANNELSE & ARBEJDSMARKED // KOMMENTAR – Som følge af udsigten til betydelig mangel på arbejdskraft laver regeringen uddannelsesreformer, der bl.a. skal tiltrække udenlandske studerende. Men hvordan sikres det, at den eftertragtede arbejdskraft bliver i Danmark? Vi har behov for at vide, hvad der fastholder og afskrækker internationale dimittender, skriver ph.d. Juan C. Finck
Treuer Freundschaft gewidmet : Stammbuch C. W. Finck / von C.W. Finck, Coswig, den 14t Aug. 1811
No full textEnthält 42 Stammbucheinträge u.a. von Carl und Friedrich Busse; Friedrich Gustav Echten, A. J. Friedrich Engel, Friedrich Forberg, August von Koch, Fr. Mayländer, Louis Naumann, Nicolai Schramm; Register enthaltenHandschrift DE-3, GND 2024680-8, Signatur: Ms 138 aEinband: Edelpappband, blaues Buntpapier über Pappe; Deckelränder mit Spitzenbesatz, Vorderdeckel mit Spitzenmedaillon und Buntpapieretikett mit Monogramm (Goldprägung): C.W.F.; mit Spiegel einfarbig gestrichenes Papier.Zustand: Papier stark gebräunt und fleckig.160 Seiten (S.14, 15, 33, 34, 51, 52, 61, 62, 117, 118 fehlen); nach S. 24a ist Blatt 25a/24b eingebunden.Eintragungsorte: Coswig, Magdeburg, Schönebeck, Zerbst u.a.2 Miniaturgouachen: Titelblatt, f. 139; 3 farbige Miniaturen: f. 45, 58, 83
Stammbuch des Barons Finck
No full textEnthält 42 Stammbucheinträge u.a. von Ern. Sal. Cyprianus; Hans Wilhelm von Gersdorff; Polycarp Heyland; J. C. Neunesius; Georg Friedrich Schmid; Jo. Conrad Schwarz; Gustav G. ZeltnerHandschrift DE-3, GND 2024680-8, Signatur: ThSGV 3204Einband: polierter Ganzlederband mit Monogramm auf dem Vorderdeckel: P.M.F. und Jahreszahl: 1708 auf den Rückendeckel, Rollen-, Platten- und Einzelstempelverzierung (Goldprägung, verblasst); Rückenprägung, 3 erhabene Bünde; Stehkantenverzierung; Goldschnitt, Spiegel, Kammmarmorpapier. Im Lederschuber; Streicheisenlinien (Blindprägung), mit Kammmarmorpapier gefüttert.Zustand: Papier gebräunt und fleckig, vereinzelte Papierstauchungen, mehrfach Randläsuren; Bl. 108 repariert; Einband mit Gebrauchsspuren; Deckelleder beschädigt; Ecken und Kanten leicht bestoßen.Blätter 22, 23,57-61, 64-67,89, 98 an Resten entfernter Blätter angeklebt, nach Blatt 46, 107 Blätter entferntEintragungsorte: Altdorff, Coburg, Leipzig3 kolor. Wappenzeichen: f. 1, 46, 108; 2 Rötelzeichnungen: f. 41, 88v; 1 Radierung f. 90; 1 Gouache f. 10
Laryngopharyngeal reflux disease in singers: Pathophysiology, clinical findings and perspectives of a new patient-reported outcome instrument
No full textPurpose of review: Laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR) is an inflammatory disease associated with the development of voice disorder and vocal fold lesions. The occurrence of LPR in professional voice users as singers can have a dramatic impact of daily life. The aims of this paper is to review the current literature about the pathophysiological mechanisms underlying the development of voice disorder, especially in singers, and to propose a new patient-reported outcome instrument to assess complaints of these patients. Recent findings: Many clinical and experimental studies reported that LPR leads to the development of significant macroscopic and microscopic histological changes in the mucosa of the vibratory margin of the vocal folds. Epithelial cell dehiscence, microtraumas, Reinke's space modifications, inflammatory infiltrates, mucosal drying, and epithelial thickening are associated with LPR. These histological changes may modify the biomechanical properties of the vocal fold tissue leading to hoarseness. In practice, singers with LPR may have normal or discretely pathological speaking voice but impaired singing voice (vocal fatigue, hoarseness, and loss of range). To date, the literature about the specific LPR signs and symptoms in singers is almost non-existent. However, singers are at high risk to present LPR because of necessary air support involving higher intra-abdominal pressure, increased stress due to career management and uncomfortable schedules, late meals just before sleep, bad nutrition habits like increased intake of citrus products, fats foods and spicy foods. Perspectives: The lack of clinical singer-reported outcome instrument may decrease the management of LPR in singers. In this context, the LPR Study Group of Young-Otolaryngologists of the International Federations of Oto-Rhino-Laryngological Societies (YO-IFOS) developed a new instrument to precisely assess symptoms related to LPR in singing voice. This instrument will be validated and could be used in clinical practice in voice centers
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