schenkerian inescapable harmonologia bibliography

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Rockin' Down the Dial: The Detroit Sound of Radio (From Jack the Bellboy to the Big 8)

4 reviews
David Carson

Momentum Books LLC, 1999

Detroit radio for the connoisseur
This book deserves the most enthusiastic of accolades. Hopefully, five stars says it all. And I'd like to add that this superb look at Detroit radio is not only for rock and rollers. Detroit's enormous rock-guys are all represented, of course, but so are the pre-rock guys. The book has tremendous appeal for anyone who grew up in the Detroit area during the period. And, it was a hell of a ...

Cyber Angel

1 review
David M. Carson

Vantage Press, 2006

cyber angel
Interesting and imaginative. Keeps you guessing until the very end and makes you want to read more. Everyone should read and would make a great gift for any youngster.

Crossing into Medicine Country: A Journey in Native American Healing

8 reviews
David Carson

Arcade Publishing, 2005

Astonishing book takes you deep into the power of transformation
This is one of the wisest books to come down the pike in a long while in my humble opinion. Mr. Carson is a great story teller, Medicine Man, who understands the power of humility and transformation. This book is a wide ranging exploration of events in the authors life working with some powerful healers, elders, and medicine people. He documents the road of the healer and what is required to ...

Magic of the Ordinary: Recovering the Shamanic in Judaism

4 reviews
Gershon Winkler

North Atlantic Books, 2003

Judaism...the next 2000 years.
Rabbi Winkler is doing an amazing thing for Judaism. If it weren't for his writings on what the "Hebrews" really were/are/could be, I think I would have simply left my Judaism behind. But I am so thankful that this scholar and spirit has done the work he has done. In this book, he shows how Judaism is full of rituals, ideas, practices, and teachings that fit under the category "shamanic." He ...

The Eyes on the Prize Civil Rights Reader: Documents, Speeches, and Firsthand Accounts from the Black Freedom ...

4 reviews
D. Clar

Penguin (Non-Classics), 1991

A valued companion to the study of the Civil Rights Movement
I think that this book is a valued companion to Taylor Branch's epic work "Parting the Waters". Together, they make an unbeatable pair of study aids for one of America's most turbulent periods. While P.T.W. is a more dispassionate third person chronicle, E.O.T.P. is more personally driven. It brings to life individuals like Bayard Rustin, Stokley Carmichael, John Lewis and other giants ...

Medicine Cards: The Discovery of Power Through the Ways of Animals/Book and Cards

16 reviews
Jamie Sams, David Carson

Bear & Co, 1988

Medicine Cards: Discovery of Power through the Ways of Anima
I love this set, I kept my cards a secret to myself for the first few weeks I had them, but the identification of the reading and the situtaion I was questioning was eerie - so I asked various people who visited if they would not mind having a "Go" with the cards, well now my friends, family and acquaintences beleive I am a Shaman Sacred Card reader, this may be so but I believe it is the book ...

A Knock at Midnight: Inspiration from the Great Sermons of Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr.

13 reviews
Clayborne Carson, Peter Holloran

Hachette Audio, 2005

MLK "A Knock at Midnight" Sermon Series Review...
The sermon series is awesome!!! Each sermon has an introduction that gives the listener valuable tidbits about the sermon. You can feel the effect of MLK's powerful oration abilities. All of the sermons are still relevant today and anyone who has a pulse can benefit from listening to the set.

Qualitative Marketing Research

2 reviews
David J. Carson, Audrey Gilmore, ...

Sage Publications Ltd, 2001

Exceptionally clear and accessible
A gem of a book - the first section on research philosophies alone makes it worth reading. The authors write with exceptional clarity of subjects that are often difficult to grasp if not already well versed in research philosophy. Excellent advice on methodology as well - for graduate students such as myself, who might be struggling with methodological issues and who might be having difficulty ...

Reporting Civil Rights, Part One: American Journalism 1941-1963 (Library of America)

2 reviews

Library of America, 2003

A Priceless Documentary of America's Civil Rights Struggle
America's largest, most continuous, and most pressing domestic issue has been the treatment it has accorded black Americans. Similarly, the most important and valuable social movement in our country in the Twentieth Century was the Civil Rights movement which began, essentially, in the 1940's with WW II, received its focus with the Supreme Court's decision in Brown v. Board of Education in 1954, ...

Maccabee

14 reviews
David C. Carson

Outskirts Press, 2007

Brings events of history to vivid life
Written by former international mission worker David C. Carson, Maccabee is a historical novelization of mid-2nd century, when a Syrian king called Antiochus Epiphanes sought to exterminate the Jewish nation. One elderly priest and his five sons dared to resist; and one of those sons would become known to future generations as Maccabee. Told in first-person perspective, Maccabee is as dark as is ...

The Library Manager's Deskbook: 102 Expert Solutions to 101 Common Dilemmas

1 review
Paula Philips Carson, Kerry David Carson

American Library Association, 1995

Every librarian should have this book on their desks!
In a world of theory-ladden writing, this book is a breath of fresh air. The authors give us practical, useful advice and helpful hints on how to manage and lead fellow staff members. There's not much out there that is this clearly written and functional.

Medicine Cards: The Discovery of Power Through the Ways of Animals

64 reviews
Jamie Sams, David Carson

St. Martin's Press, 1999

Medicine cards
An excellent source of councel, support, enlightment and wisdome in an interestingly written book and beautifully painted cards. A real joy! Merit

Fairy Haven and the Quest for the Wand

18 reviews
Gail Carson Levine

Disney Press, 2007

We LOVE this series!!!
We love the whole Disney Fairy series. These larger books are wonderful for reading to a 5-7 year old! My daughter and I read them every night, and it takes about 3 weeks to finish one of the big ones. I only wish there were more in the series, we are almost done!

Topical Guide to Schenkerian Literature: An Annotated Bibliography With Indices (Harmonologia)

1 review
David Carson Berry

Pendragon Press, 2004

A NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR
This is the largest Schenkerian reference work ever published. At nearly 600 pages, it contains 3600 entries (2200 principal, 1400 secondary) representing the work of 1475 authors. It is organized according to a wide variety of topics. Fifteen broad groupings encompass seventy topical headings, many of which are divided and subdivided again, resulting in a total of 271 headings under which ...

Taming Your Gremlin: A Guide to Enjoying Yourself

48 reviews
Richard David Carson, Novle Rogers

Perennial (HarperCollins), 1990

I wish I had read this book twenty years ago
The voice that keeps you awake or wakes you up at 2am is that gremlin described. I have started using the taming technicques and wish I had learned how to notice, decide and choice options years ago.

Grit, Noise, and Revolution: The Birth of Detroit Rock 'n' Roll

12 reviews
David A. Carson

University of Michigan Press/Regional, 2005

the books title says it all!!!
Being a West Coast/San Francisco Bay Area type of guy I thought that we had the best music scene,boy was I wrong.Compared to Detoit we were mush and milk toast.!! Damn the great hard rockin groups that came out of that area is amazing and the whole scene is all here in one fantastic book.Hats off to Russ Gibbs,John Sinclair, and all of the great bands.I went to the Fillmore West which was ...

The End of Print

19 reviews
Lewis Blackwell, David Carson

Laurence King Publishing, 2000

end of print
All I can say is that this book is timeless.. I have bought it twice, once, when it first came out and second, when I emigrated to another country as I couldn't find another resource as stimulating....it is still is as 'fres'h as when I first viewed it..'Trek' is another good recommendation...pushing the boundaries but relating them to fundamental basic graphic design principles..the computer is ...

Ortlos: Architecture Of The Networks

1 review
Thom Mayne, David Carson

Hatje Cantz Publishers, 2005

David is THE MAN!
Just buy it! everything that comes out of david carson's mind is worth buying! so DO IT. It's worth every penny.

Fairy Dust and the Quest for the Egg

40 reviews
Gail Carson Levine

Disney Press, 2005

Fairies are Better then Princesses.
I realized part of why I like the Disney Fairies better than the Disney Princesses: Disney Fairies have everything they need and are happy. Disney Princesses get everything they want. I just think I would rather be the Fairies than the Princesses. Disney Fairies are happy with the way things are, especially happy with themselves. Disney Princesses... Sure they are happy because they get what they ...

Inescapable Journey: A Spiritual Adventure

1 review
Claude Saks, David Carson

Clear Light Books, 1996

I Couldn't Put It Down....!
I thought this was a fascinating autobiographical story of a very successful business man, who has a heart attack at a young age, and thus goes through an amazing spiritual transformation. He travels to many exotic places, and adopts the Buddhist life style and religion, which by the way, is a very wonderful, wise, and tranquil path of spirituality. It held my interest to the end, and I highly ...

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