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Alfred's Essentials of Music Theory, Book 3
Alto Clef (Viola) Edition
Alto Clef (Viola)
Alto Clef (Viola) Edition. Composed by Andrew Surmani and Morton Manus. Reference Textbooks; Textbook - General; Theory. Essentials of Music Theory. Book. 40 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.18582).
Item Number: AP.18582
Alfred's Essentials of Music Theory is designed for students of any age, whether listeners or performers, who want to have a better understanding of the language of music. In this all-in-one theory course, you will learn the essentials of music through concise lessons, practice your music reading and writing skills in the exercises, improve your listening skills with the available ear-training CDs (sold separately), and test your knowledge with a review that completes each unit. Computer software is also available with randomized drilling of the material and scorekeeping.
This Alto Clef edition includes primarily alto clef examples, but also presents treble and bass clef examples.
Book 3 (Lessons 51-75): 1st & 2nd Inversions of Triads * Inversions of V7 Chords * Figured Bass * Major Chord Progressions * Minor Scales, Minor Triads * Augmented & Diminished Triads * Primary Triads in Minor Keys * Minor Chord Progressions * Modes * Harmonizing a Melody in Major and Minor Keys * Broken Chords & Arpeggiated Accompaniments * Passing and Neighboring Tones * Composing a Melody in Major and Minor Keys * 12-Bar Blues Chord Progression & Blues Scale * Basic Forms of Music.
The complete line of Alfred's Essentials of Music Theory includes Student Books, a Teacher's Answer Key, Ear-Training CDs, Double Bingo games, Flash Cards, Reproducible Teacher's Activity Kits, and interactive software for students and teachers in private study, studio and network environments.
- Lesson 57: Natural, Harmonic and Melodic Minor Scales
- Lesson 58: Minor Triads
- Lesson 59: Augmented and Diminished Triads
- Ear Training for Lessons 56-59
- Review of Lessons 56-59
- Unit 15
- Lesson 60: The Primary Triads in Minor Keys
- Lesson 61: Minor Chord Progressions
- Lesson 62: Modes Related to the Major Scale: Ionian, Mixolydian, and Lydian
- Lesson 63: Modes Related to the Minor Scale: Aeolian, Dorian, Phrygian, Locrian
- Ear Training for Lessons 60-63
- Review of Lessons 60-63
- Unit 16
- Lesson 64: Harmonizing a Melody in a Major Key
- Lesson 65: Broken Chords and Arpeggiated Accompaniments
- Lesson 66: Passing and Neighboring Tones
- Lesson 67: Composing a Melody in a Major Key
- Ear Training for Lessons 64-67
- Review of Lessons 64-67
- Unit 17
- Lesson 68: Harmonizing a Melody in a Minor Key
- Lesson 69: Composing a Melody in a Minor Key
- Lesson 70: 12-Bar Blues Chord Progression
- Lesson 71: The Blues Scale
- Ear Training for Lessons 68-71
- Review of Lessons 68-71
- Unit 18
- Lesson 72: Basic Forms of Music---Motive and Phrase
- Lesson 73: AB (Binary) Form
- Unit 13
- Lesson 51: Triads---1st Inversion
- Lesson 52: Triads---2nd Inversion
- Lesson 53: V-7 Chords---1st, 2nd and 3rd Inversions
- Lesson 54: Figured Bass
- Lesson 55: Major Chord Progressions
- Ear Training for Lessons 51-55
- Review of Lessons 51-55
- Unit 14
- Lesson 56: Minor Scales
- Lesson 74: ABA (Ternary) Form
- Lesson 75: Rondo Form
- Ear Training for Lessons 72-75
- Review of Lessons 72-75
- Appendix
- Glossary & Index of Terms & Symbols
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John Moody (born 1983) is a male badminton player from New Zealand.
In 2002 and 2004 he won the Fiji International, in 2005 the Ballarat Eureka International and the Waikato International, and in 2006 the North Harbour International and the Waikato International.
Moody played the 2005 IBF World Championships, and he lost in round of 1/64. He also played the 2006 IBF World Championships and reached the round of 1/32.
He represented New Zealand at the 2006 Commonwealth Games and 2008 Summer Olympic Games.
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Achieving continual control and optimisation of its SAP software estate
Maidenhead, UK - January 8, 2014 Flexera Software, the leading provider of Application Usage Management solutions for application producers and enterprises, announced today that Vallourec, the leader in premium tubular solutions in the energy markets, has implemented FlexNet Manager for SAP Applications to optimise its SAP software estate and help ensure continual software licence compliance. FlexNet Manager for SAP Applications is part of the FlexNet Manager Suite for Enterprises.
"FlexNet Manager for SAP Applications enables us, in a highly reliable, comprehensive and automated approach, to reconcile our actual SAP licence use with the user-types we purchased, enabling us to optimise SAP spend and pay for only what we are really using," said Christine Hardelin, Department Manager, ERP, at Vallourec. "With a clear and reliable view into our licence position, we are now very confident about licence management and controlling costs - not only when preparing for an SAP software licence audit, but on an ongoing basis."
Vallourec previously employed a manual process for managing its software estate that did not provide a clear or centralised view into their actual SAP licence usage, causing undue stress especially during preparation of their annual SAP audit report. The company went live with FlexNet Manager for SAP Applications in late 2011 and reports achieving the following benefits:
- Reconciling Actual SAP Usage with SAP Licence Types: The system easily and automatically analyses how employees actually are using SAP applications and recommends the appropriate SAP licence type for that user - reducing the chances that Vallourec purchases and allocates a more expensive licence type than necessary.
- Retiring & Reharvesting Unused Licences: The system identifies unused or idle SAP licences, allowing Vallourec to retire or re-harvest licences, ensuring the company is only buying the licences it needs and using the licences it has. With such clear visibility into usage, Vallourec is lowering overall SAP software spend by appropriately allocating licence types it does own to the users that need those licence types, and by reducing the number of new licences it needs to purchase overall.
- Reducing Risk Via Continual SAP Licence Compliance: By continually tracking, managing and optimising SAP licences on an ongoing basis across all sites and departments within the company, the system enables Vallourec to significantly reduce corporate risk associated with software licence non-compliance, and financial risk associated with paying out unbudgeted software licence true-up fees to their vendor.
"Increasingly organisations are recognising that optimising the software licence estate significantly reduces corporate risk while slashing overall software spend by as much as twenty five percent," said Jim Ryan, Chief Operating Officer of Flexera Software. "We are thrilled with the return Vallourec have achieved on their investment in FlexNet Manager for SAP Applications. We have seen organisations of all sizes and types realise similar results, regardless of whether their optimisation goals focus on SAP, Microsoft, Oracle, Adobe, Symantec, IBM or other types of software, such as engineering applications."
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Ducks' Cup-winning goalie Giguere ends career
Former Ducks goaltender Jean-Sebastien Giguere made his retirement offical Thursday, bringing an end to a commendable 16-year career with moments that put him at the top of the NHL.
Giguere, 37, played nine seasons in Anaheim after being acquired from Calgary in a 2000 trade. He would set Ducks franchise records for most wins (206) and shutouts (32) as he reached the 30-win total four times.
"Jiggy was the consummate pro," Ducks general manager Bob Murray said. "Never complained no matter what salary he was making. He knew how to check his ego at the door.
"For Jiggy, it was always about team. I applaud him on his outstanding career. We need more Jean-Sebastien Gigueres."
There were a career-high 36 wins in 2006-07 and a personal-best 2.12 goals-against average the following season. Giguere would backstop the Ducks to the 2007 Stanley Cup title but no period would define him more than his 2003 playoffs.
In that postseason, Giguere turned in one of the most memorable goalie performances the NHL has seen as he went 15-6 with a 1.62 goals-against average and five shutouts -- three of them consecutive. His efforts lifted the underdog Mighty Ducks to Game 7 of the Cup Final.
It also garnered him the Conn Smythe Trophy as the most valuable player of the playoffs, a feat only four others have done from as a member of the losing team in the Final.
"His achievements speak for themselves, from winning the Stanley Cup to winning the Conn Smythe," Avalanche president Joe Sakic said. "Jiggy was always a top-notch goaltender."
Giguere, who played his final three seasons with Colorado, finished with 262 wins in 597 games. He also played for Hartford and Toronto.
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Finding NemoDirector: Andrew Stanton, Lee Unkrich, Albert Brooks, Ellen DeGeneres
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Andrew Stanton, who helped write Toy Story and Monsters, Inc., co-wrote and directed this computer-animated comedy-adventure about finding a very small fish in a very large ocean. Marlin (voice of Albert Brooks) is a more-than-slightly paranoid Clown Fish who is extremely devoted to his young son, Nemo (voice of Alexander Gould), the only survivor after an undersea predator swallowed up Nemo's mother and her other offspring. It's not Marlin's nature to explore unfamiliar waters, but when he and Nemo are accidentally separated near the Great Barrier Reef en route to Nemo's first day of fish school, Marlin gathers his courage and sets out to find his son. What Marlin doesn't know, however, is that while Nemo was looking at a boat passing on the surface, he was caught in a net and given a new home in a dentist's aquarium. As Marlin searches for his son, he makes friends with a friendly but absent-minded Regal Blue Tang named Dory (voice of Ellen DeGeneres), a Great White Shark named Bruce (voice of Barry Humphries) who is trying to cut fish out of his diet, a beach-rat Sea Tortoise named Crush (voice of Andrew Stanton), and Nigel (voice of Geoffrey Rush), a Pelican who can take Marlin's search from the ocean to dry land. Finding Nemo's impressive voice cast also includes Willem Dafoe, Allison Janney, Eric Bana, Stephen Root, and Brad Garrett.
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24. Pelicans [3:10]
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I've been watching Finding Nemo since I bought it for my son three years ago. Every time I watch I'm blown away by the incredible animation, the humour that keeps me laughing after all this time, the great story and wonderful delivery by Albert Brooks and Ellen De Generes. There is no other movie I could watch so often and still find something new to appreciate with every viewing. Great work!
I loved this movie so much, it was my favorite movie for a while. It was also kinda funny. Dory was hilarious. She constantly has amnesia attacks, much to the frustration of Nemo's dad, Marlin (a misnamed guy. This guy is a clownfish, ding-dong!). Also, the beginning is sad, but that doesn't stop the movie from being insanely awesome.
It is one of my rainy day movies. Don't need to think much, but still enjoyable when your 21. Good for kids but adults can enjoy it as well.
I don't own this movie on DVD yet. We borrowed someone's DVD and watched it and returned it to them but I really liked Finding Nemo and thought it was adorable! It is a cute happy feel good movie that would be great to watch when you are sick or feeling down and need some cheering up! I'm definitely planning to buy the DVD!
Great movie for the family to watch. You will absolutely love this movie and something to watch over and over again. Great animation and great characters. A truly entertaining movie.
In 1989, Disney made a great masterpiece: "The Little Mermaid". What a classic movie! Great animation, nice music, fun characters, and good humor for the whole family to laugh with. Now, about 15 years later, the best movie studio on the planet, Pixar, has come out with yet ANOTHER ocean movie. A movie that also has great animation, nice music, fun characters, and hilarious humor! "Finding Nemo" is about a young clownfish named Nemo who is just starting school. His dad, Marlin, is super over-protective and doesn't want anything to happen to his son. The reason behind this is because he lost nearly all of his family by a hungry shark. When Nemo rebels against his father's wishes, he finds himself kidnapped by a scuba diver and whisked off inside a fish tank in a dentist's office. Determined more than ever to get his son back, Marlin searches for his son, with the help of a forgetful fish named Dorey, 3 vegetarian sharks, and a group of cool sea turtles. Pixar is known for making great family classics ("Toy Story", "A Bug's Life", "Cars") and this one is no different. From the animation, to the score, to the plot developement... this movie is just really entertaining and will make you laugh-out-loud every 2 seconds. And every once in a while, you may want to grab a box of tissues (lol!). But, anyway, this is a really, really good movie! If you have not seen it, you should see it now. Like, right now. Like, this very second...
Finding Neom is such a great movie. I love cartoon movies so this why this is one of my favorite movies of all times. It is about a little fish named Neom. He was being taken by these drivers then being put into a dentist's tank. His father, Marlin, does everything he could to get his son back. He deals with three sharks, birds, sea turtles, and jellyfish. He has to take certain trail to get to his son. Some of the trail he goes through are dangerous and can risk his own life. Marlin finally finds his son after several days later. This movie proves to always love those around you because you never know when they are going to leave your sight or your life. Marlin almost lost his son. This movie actually made me cry toward the end. You just have to see this movie!
The movie Finding Nemo was about a clown fish whos son gets his son takein away from him. In the movie Marlin goes in search for his son Nemo. Marlin meets many new creatures under the sea such as Dory and bueatiful blue fish who as short term memory which makes things very interesting on Marlin. He also gets over many of his fears. After Marlin loseing his wife from a big scary fish he became a safty freak. In Finding Nemo you can watch a father face many of his fears to find his son. I really enjoyed the fun adventerous story line. With all the great charectors in Finding Nemo it makes it an easily likeable movie. It is a great movie for childern of all ages, im 15 and i thought that it was one of the gratest movies ever. It was a great movie and I think everyone should see it.
Great DVD; new and promptly received; very, very happy with this transaction. This is a keepsake I wanted for my family, and I am so happy I purchased it!
Best Movie ever Cant stop watching it with my kids :) love this movie
Finding Nemo is the funniest and cutest and most entertaining movie I've ever seen! Anyone who sees this splish splashy cutsie disney movie will fall in love with Nemo! I give Nemo a thousand stars rating!
This movie was actually a very amusing movie.It doesn't really matter how old you are.As a fish lover and a future scuba Diver.It really is enjoyable.If you look closely you will find the screenery having great detail in it.It will also teach you more then you think about the Oceans. No matter what age you are, if you sit down for a minute you probably will find your self watching all of it.This is a very well organized movie.
Rarely before had I seen a film so imaginative that I indulged in every second of it and absorbed its color and brilliance. First off, it showed me a world not only of great visual magnificence, but one that showed much creative effort and unique perspectives. For example, we see Marlin and Dory accidentally swallowed by a whale that looks like a cavernous drop on the inside, a cluster of jellyfish that looks like a bunch of pink balloons, and a small reef that looks like a lively metropolis. Then again, what else would you expect from the visionaries at Pixar? The greatest accomplishment is the look and texture of the undersea world. I found it amazing how rays of sunlight strained to shed light on the shallow depths or how creatures first appear as shadows but quickly materialized into focus. The feeling felt as realistic as snorkeling or scuba diving. Another impressive visual was the Sydney harbor, where Marlin must travel to locate Nemo. It seemed so lifelike. It's easy to recommend this film based on the visuals alone. It seems as though rated 'G' movies are often under-advertised and never really make money or are even worth watching. Generally they're made specifically for children and any humor in the movie is lost on those over the age of seven. Pixar, in the past, has defied these common attitudes with movies like Toy Story 1, Toy Story 2, A Bug's Life, and Monster's Inc. Pixar continues to defy standard Hollywood practices with the release of Finding Nemo. Add in some funny characters, a fair amount of pathos, plus a grand adventure, and 'Finding Nemo' will provide you with a cute afternoon diversion.
My little sister is constantly in my room watching finding nemo. Whether it is at 7:00 in the morning or 8:30 at night she LOVES NEMO!!!!!!!!!!!! The Shark scenes scare her but everything else she LOVES!! Nemo and Dory are her favs.!! Recommend to EVERYONE!!
Truely a great movie. I would recommend it for anyone and everyone. Ellen DeGeneres's character is superb... if only we could all speak whale so fluently!!


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So progression in FFXIV hits a wall around Rank 8. Then you can grind to Rank 12 or level up the other classes. So thats what i did. I grinded till I had 5 classes up to Rank 8-10 and then my physical rank was about 14? I got all the best armor and items I could find, and took my Rank 12 Pugilist to the level 10 area.
It was no good. I was able to barely take some of the mobs, but for the most part everything could still kick my butt in short order. Doing level 1 leves were a waste of time, and I could not handle the lvl 10 leves.
So I decided to Delete my character and let my Son play the game for about 5-7 days. Then I will delete his character and let my other son play for the remainder of the free month... maybe another 5-7 days. (Assuming they don't extend the free month again.
Now. You see, my sons will play anything. No matter what kind of a grind fest it is. No matter how small progression is in the game. and if it has a cool name, then that makes it even more awesome. So considering this is a Grindfest with the Final Fantasy Name on it... They will soak it up... or so I thought.
My first son I let try the game is 17. He plays almost any MMO out there, but has 1 he has focused on for about 4 years. Otherwise he will quickly ascend to the mid-high levels and then never touch a game again.
I will report on his findings tomorrow, but I can tell you from the amount of WTF moments he had and constant "That is sooo stupid" comments I don't have high hopes for him liking FFXIV.


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Lasso and Break: Brenda White from Oelrichs, SD, slings her lasso around this calf and breaks for time July 3 in Ladies Breakaway Roping at the 23rd Annual Pony Express Rodeo.
Right, Whit Peterson from Torrington, WY extends on a saddle bronc ride last Tuesday. Peterson's ride was for successful time earning him a fifth place finish, with 69 points. Over 99 competitors from the midwest competed in the rodeo. After the rodeo on the July 4, fireworks were sparked and lit up the sky over Lake Helen, capping the Independence Day celebration.
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The Geneva Historical Society Postcard Collection
This month, New York Heritage Digital Collections proudly spotlights digital selections from the Geneva Historical Society Postcard Collection from the Geneva Historical Society.
From the collection description:
The Geneva Historical Society Postcard Collection includes a sampling from a larger physical collection, with variant views of the items pictured online. The online Postcards Collection contains views of Geneva and its people, buildings, and other interesting scenes. Many are in color, ranging from the 1890s to about 1970. The majority appear to be from 1900-1930. Many have personal notes on them, which have been transcribed.
About the repository:
The Geneva Historical Society collects items that illustrate the stories of the city and the surrounding area. This includes objects, clothing, photos, paintings, letters, journals and other items that were made in Geneva, used by its residents, or have a connection to a person, place, or thing in the city. Items in the collection range in time period 1700s to present time. The object collection consists of approximately 7,000 three-dimensional objects and 2,000 costumes and textiles. They tell the stories of industry, transportation, retail stores, education, religion, recreation and leisure, and artistic pursuits. The Society's 1,300 cubic foot Archive holds two-dimensional and paper items including 50,000 images. Geneva's stories are captured in letters, diaries, ledgers and minute books, and photographs.
The Geneva Historical Society is a member of the Rochester Regional Library Council, a member of the Empire State Library Network.


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