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2008Our site discusses the different types of forests, the importance of forests, the causes of deforestation, the effects of deforestation and the solutions to this dilemma. We hope the contents and our case-studies will raise your awareness regarding the issues facing deforestation and allow you to help make the world a better place to live in.About this site
2002The Federated States of Micronesia is a series of islands in the Pacific Ocean that are united together under one government and recognized as one nation. The Federated States of Micronesia consist of four main states. Namely, they are Chuuk, Kosrae, Pohnpei and Yap. Though they are tiny islands, they've come a long way as this tiny nation continues to grow and modernize.About this site
2001Enter Third Millenium Cities - a site where you'll get to know alot about cities. In this site you'll be inspired to craft the future of cities - and learn the difficulties of building a city. First, we'll take you through the bloodlines of cities, and how from the ancient times, villages and communities were formed and finally grew to true cities. Then you'll find data about the industrialisation, developments and urbanisation of cities until today. In our time, our generation, we go in-depth to the problems we face today. And with birthrates soaring around the world and countries always developing, it is time we found a solution of these problems in the future. We present to you our idea of a compact city, a city that could be built in future to face these problems by using the third dimension wisely -height. Also listed are many other future city types such as even satellite cities and sea cities. You will also find our interaction page interesting as it contains a simulation game regarding the management of an arcology. Quizzes are also provided for each topic to check your progress and how much you have learned.About this site
2000Our entry is a Geography Adventure based on Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne. When you visit our site, you can learn about the book, its author, and all the countries that were visited in the book. We also have a fun game based on the information in our site.About this site
1997Here's an interesting way to study geography. Take an interactive quiz. With the correct answer you'll find links to web sites about the geographic area you're exploring. Or play a 20 questions-like game and try to stump the computer by guessing the right animal. The geo-tour gives you clues to a spot on the world map and then you guess where it is. These and other geo-games make geography a fun, interactive experience. About this site
2009There are many places of interest in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Sometimes it is difficult to choose from them, especially if you are a first time visitor. In your opinion, what would be the "must see"? * Essential question: "How would you introduce a tourist to your your home town?" * Curriculum standards: English Form 2, Geography, Form 2. * Expected outcomes: Students introducing places of interest in Kuala Lumpur, as most of them reside in this city where their school is. * Required resources: Camera, scanner, internet connection * Through this project, students would get to know their home town better. To the school, rhe community and the world, people learn about this part of the world. This may evoke their interest and excite them to visit Malaysia. There is always somethings you can learn when visiting places.About this site
2009We will present you the environment of our town:the lime mountains with caves as agreement places and climbing,too.We will invite you to travel with us under the ground in a salt mine.We will invite you to have a bath in the salt lakes nearby. We will invite you to travel with us along the Aries valley to admire the beauties of the nature all over the year.We will invite you to come in touch with some historical buildings from our town.Don't hesitate to come.You're welcome!About this site
2009Hello, we are EVO Team, a team of 3 boys, George, Alexandru and Andrei.We are 16 years old students in Eugen Lovinescu High School. We live in Bucharest, the capital of Romania.We are passionate about computers and webdesign, and through this website we want to promote our country's traditions and landscapes. Although we are young, we consider that to EVOlve you must know your traditions and history.About this site
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2009This site is made with the purpose of showing to everyone the beauties of Antarctica, information about the life and other aspects of this continent that can be destroyed if it is nothing done with the global warming. Some information about the global warming is also present in the project. It is hoped that people will reconsider their opinions about the pollution and about the using of the consumable resources of the planet. This project will show to the world that mankind will lose something magnificent that can be found only here at the South Pole.About this site
2009-Introduce Bandung City to the International World -Promotion in Bandung City in Indonesia to become at tourism City like BaliAbout this site
2009Our website is covering aspects such as culture, food and historical sites of Cambodia. We are focusing on our experiences of being in another country and how that country is different and unique in its own way. About this site
2009tianjinAbout this site
2009It runs with Internet Explorer and it represents a good way of information. I expect it to be useful to interested usersAbout this site
2009Our project shows if we can visit a town in one day,with its most important destinations.We expect that more poeple will be interested to visit our town and also,we will try to make our classmates to appreciate it.About this site
2009Welcome! The natural wold is beautiful and you know the the plants, animals. Thank you. About this site
2009the guide turistic about Romanian travelAbout this site
2009Our website is an informative website about Air Travel Safety.About this site
2009date palms: Food is the most important essential for the humans and the living organisms, without it the humans are exposed to hungriness and their life becomes endangered, they die because of it in many cases, the U.N's reports and the humanity organizations warn from the dangers of hungriness and bad feeding behavior as hungriness kills millions and millions of humans every year (including 5million children), the reports made up a list of the issues which makes many people suffer from hungriness, they are: 1- Using large amounts of seeds (like wheat and corn) in producing organic fuel. 2- The exposure of many places in the world for dryness. 3- Decreasing of fertilizers and increasing its price worldwide shared in increasing of the food's price. 4- Using seed as food for animals because of increasing the life level and the demand of humans of meat. The countries and the different organizations do their best efforts to decrease the ratio of hungry people in the world as it represents great hope for the hungry people, more than 30 countries represent half the citizens of developer countries could decrease the ratio of the hungry people to 25%. From this project we make spotlight on one source of food and the production in the world for what it has from many benefits, it is date palm. The palm is a kind of trees mentioned in all religions like: Islam, Christianity. Palm is distinguished from any other type of tress which has many benefits as all parts of it HAS benefits, as it has man advantages that can't be counted. Our project will spotlight on palms and dates, (may this project share in solving the food problem and shares in destroying the hungriness in all world), I'm full of hope that this project covers all fields (sides) that we want to publish and benefit from it to solve a major problem may civilians suffer from it, and helps to draw a smile on the faces of children and hungry people all over the world. In the palm's project we see the experts' and specialists in feeding, agriculture, etc… We will document this project with images, videos and information which insures that our project is serious and that it participates in solving one of the most dangerous problems that the humanity are exposed to. In the end of our project, we would have known: 1- The original home of palm. 2- how does palm breed. 3- the diseases which attack palm and how to prevent it. 4- types of Palm. 5- the most famous types of it. 6- how to preserve (save) dates. 7- dates and common health. 8- Palm and the number (7). 9- the warnings about hunger. 10- the nutrition value. About this site
2009Our website is about the Indian River Lagoon. It is one of our local waterways that is at risk. We want to educate people about the many organisms that live in the lagoon. The IRL is not really a river, it is a lagoon estuary. On the website we have games, information, photos, songs, interviews, and music.About this site
2009Essential Question: How could India be introduced to a foreign tourist? Curriculum Standards: *History,traditions,food,culture,arts and crafts,literature and the great leaders of India are part of our curriculum and information about India is a multi disicipline theme. *The places of interests in India that the students have learnt about ,heard about and would like to learn about will form the basis of the project Expected outcomes: 1.To make the students realise the greatness of India 2.To explore the possibilities of drawing the global attention towards India. Required Sources: Collection of Information from library. Computers,Internet,camera,human resources. This project will showcase the rich traditions and culture of India.It will also bring out the richness of our culture. About this site
2009Suggest a synonymous for Lucknow ? This projects is covering the objectives of national curriculum framework 2005 .This information has been gathered by the practical experiences of the students in their city . we have tried to generate an understanding and affection of our surroundings . The project can very efficiently help the class the school and the city in various ways . with literacy as a core subject the learning project will focus on knowledge concepts communication and creative skills.The child will take initiatives and explore lucknow ,They will communicate and express themselves creatively Learning Out Comes- #The child would be able to appreciate the culture of Lucknow # The student would know the heritage of Lucknow and try to preserve it in future #They will appreciate the culture and try to adopt the fineness. #They would learn about the various art forms and craft of Lucknow and can appreciate in a good manner, #They would be able to generate awareness among the community and family , The project is an effort to make the students aware about the rich culture and heritage of Lucknow . The nawabi beauty of the city has a splendid outcome which we want should reach the mass and especially the students .tis idea or project will create a sense of social responsibility and would generat;e the feeling of civic responsibility. Skills needed for this projects are 21 century Skills Different technologies Thinking Critical collaboration Technology Web camera Computers Internet About this site
2009Through active participation and inspire students to love the home, home-building emotion, aware that his hometown in the development process of the fly in the ointment, convinced that the future of a better home, the initial set of teaching development.(通过主动参,激发学生热爱家乡、建设家乡的情感,认识到家乡在发展过程中的美中不足,坚信家乡的未来更美好,树立初步的教学发展观。) About this site
2009Our web site will have pictures of famous places in New York City, such as the Statue of LIberty. We will have text explaining things about the city.About this site
2009We want paragliding in Uçmakdere, Tekirdağ to be known in all over the world.About this site
2009Paris is the center of fashion. Find out who designed the famous Eiffel TowerAbout this site
2009How do you think Egypt looks like today? Is it the same as 5000 years before? what will you see when you visit today? Countries specially when it has long history and great civilization always attract people from all over the world to see how was it before? and how it looks like today? we need to student to let the world know and learn for himself what his country is all about.We expect the student to give a full picture of his home town Port Said, how was it created? and how did it? the most important events and most interesting moments that this town lived, the traditions of peoples who lived and from where did they gain it, the students will show the world the kind of folklore music and dances people enjoy. The students will use the internet, public libraries and stories gathered from grand mothers and fathers .About this site
2009This site explains about the various energy resources.The aim of the website is to show concern towards depletion of resources and take measures for conservation of resources for sustainable development.There are educational games ,crossword and other activites.About this site
2009How would you introduce a tourist to your home town (or country)?About this site
2009A tour of San Miguel Island including plants, animals, and geology of the island.About this site
2009The aim of developing a site with the theme of outer space is because we believe it is not well established and there is not enough information and there is not very specific. The human beings have always wondered where they came from and where it goes and is not something that can be observed with the naked eye.About this site
2009This project is intended for attracting foreigner to travel in Thailand.Introduce about geography of Thailand , nature of Thailand , Thai sea , Thai culture and Thai traditional , Thai people , Thai food , imported and exported trade , tourism location and travel in Thailand , Thailand international airport ,technique to visit Thailand and etc. This project help my student more experience about teamwork , joint problem solving and time useful(freetime).About this site
2009Our website is an informative site about Space Tourism.About this site
2009We are researchers! We are in class XI G. We strive to sho in this little project few of the beauties of nature . Guided by the teacher I made this site and this lead to a good end. We all worked and we advised about the site and with regard to its structure.About this site
2009We tried to introduce you to some Indonesian 'hidden' tourism destinations. Because they have the same beauty as the other popular tourism destination in Indonesia, but they just don't have the same opportunity. That's why we'd like to promote them to you.About this site
2009 Through the history that at the beginning of the 7th century Tibetan Songtsen married Princess Wencheng , help students to understand the establishment of friendly relations between the Tibetan and Chinese, and it stretches to nowadays. The marriage has strengthened inter-ethnic communication and understanding, enhance friendship between the peoples. Let people have a better understand about the mystery of long history and culture, spectacular and varied scenery of the Qinghai-Tibet. And give more attention on ecological significance of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau today. The project bases on the tracks of Princess Wencheng went to Tibet, enable students to understand the history of Princess Wencheng's times. And help them to introduce the natural scenery, historical sites and the Tibetan people's culture and habits along the route.About this site
2009Our site teaches a lot about the culture of the Australian people, endangered animals, animals of Australia, and lastly the weather. As your learning about the wonders of Australia, you're also having a lot of fun.About this site
2009Our website trys to introduce the seven wonders of the new world with amazing pictures and interesting texts.About this site
2009Our website is desiged to show the 7 wonders of the world in the 3 categories being {Natural wonders, Ancient Wonders and Modern Wonders.) We have tried to make it simple and user friendly as well as informative. We have included a photo gallery and a list of sites to link to that we found very useful in our research.About this site
2009Our website is about an ordinary family that lives in the year 2059. The family goes on vacation to Mars and encounters all sort of problems. Our website is based on solving these problems. We give our view of how problems will be solved in the future and also show how the technology of the future will have solved the problems we face nowadays.About this site
2009We are going to create a project that will show someone new to our area all about it.About this site
2009Changbai Mountain is a tourist resort where you can engage in scenery tour, adventure tour and folk culture tour. It is also honorably listed by UNESCO as one of the World Top Ten Natural Cultural Heritages, and in the mean time, it is a natural museum of Nature. Through exploration over the geological composition and biological system of Changbai Mountain, our popular science had been greatly enriched; through introduction over the well-known tourist attractions of Changbai Mountain, an intuitive impression is presented for a Changbai Mountain Tour, our ability in speech delivery has been well trained; through spreading the significance of Environmental Protection of Changbai Mountain, our environmental awareness has been cultivated; and through the elaboration on the folk custom of Changbai Mountain, our love and pride for our hometown and nature have been well expressed. In one word, through presenting the mystical natural scenes to our friends of the world, we would like to show our love to our hometown, to Nature, to Popular Science, to Environmental Protection, to build up our responsibility and ability in getting along with Nature harmoniously, and to build up our enthusiasm and chances to communicate with friends of our age of this world.About this site
2009This web is about sport and recreation...especially in Bogor and Bandung City (West Java, Indonesia)...then in this web u can find information about those city like tourism site in the city, their people, etc. Enjoy U'r selfAbout this site
2008An informative site about global warming, global dimming, globalisation, racial abuse, war and peace and suicide.About this site
2008The purpose of this website is to teach people about the threat of animal extinction. We introduce the subject by discussing some few animal facts. We then go on to talk about extinction. Here we highlight some causes of animal extinction such as habitat loss, poaching and climate change.We also inform audience on how they could help stop this. About this site
2008The site provides all-sided information about Antarctica; all the information is clearly displayed in categorized web pages, making it more convenient for readers' research. Our website also provides flash demonstrations to arouse the raders' interest. Besides, we also provide Power Point files for teaching and self-learning. About this site
2008Want adventure? Want to explore the world beyond? Well, seek no further than your keyboard! Around the World in 56 Computer Keys takes you into the world of Sweden, France and England. While on this amazing trip, you can take a detour to the more modern twist on this site, typing! About this site
2008Destination: Around the World is an educational website for children 9 and up. It has a huge "global" impact, teaching about the significant cultures and history of Italy, China, Israel, Sweden, and India. About this site
2008EcoLearning is about your classrooms and lecture halls, and about preserving our nature and atmosphere for your children. This site will help you understand the issues regarding environmental preservation, why they need to be addressed, and how you can do this. We have also acted ourselves, by helping to make one of our schools more eco-friendly.About this site
2008F.E.S.T is a website designed to enlighten both young and older minds on the endangerment of animals and their habitat, how it effects them, and how it effects us. It is a brief overview of what kind of animals are endangered, how they become endangered, and what we can do to help them. We aim to fill the mind with what is truly going.About this site
2008On this site, we talk about climate change as a result of global warming. We also discuss some effects of global warming on the Eco-system. We then talk about trees. We not only discuss how cutting down trees affects the environment but also teach people how to look after trees. We also share some videos and animations that we made on this topic.About this site
2008In February 2008, an earthquake struck the UK. By global standards it was fairly small but for people living in England it proved to be a much talked about event. This event stimulated the interest of a number of students and prompted them to put together their site to provide information for fellow students on various types of extreme weather.About this site
2008Ecosystem Presentation: a brief introduction of the area, geographically and politically; it includes a short presentation of the vegetation and the fauna of the area. Waste Categories: types of waste that we can find in the Danube Delta; the impact that they have over the environment and some ecological accidents that affected it.About this site
2008Travelling through parallel 45 The idea of a travelling guide through parallel 45 occured to us because this parallel crosses our country and because our friends and we have visited these countries. About this site
2008The main is this web is Truly Indonesia. From the topic, we know that we are discuss and making a web about Indonesia geography and travel. We discuss about travel place in Indonesia and about geographical Indonesia. we talk out about it in 5 theme. Java island, Kalimantan Island, Sumatra Island, Irian Jaya Island, and Bali Island.About this site
2008We are going to show our country's famous people from the past. At the same time we show where worth to travel, and what to see in our country.About this site
2008This tour was put together to raise awareness of wonderful wonders of the world! The people of today's world do not know how much history is being ruined by pollution. These buildings are disintegrating right before our very eyes. About this site
2007History of the ACE Basin and information on the wildlife, recreation, geography, etc.About this site
2007Visit our site and learn about modern and ancient cultural landmarks from around the world.About this site
2007This website is about three countries located in Africa; Chad, Kenya , and Mali.About this site
2007Our site is based on the wildlife and why they are endangered in today's world. We will show every animal that is on the endangered list. We will also explain how you can help animals from becoming endangered. We want people to understand that animals have always deserved the right to live peaceful, free, and endangered never again.About this site
2007Allows the visitors of the site, to learn more about the different countries of Europe. Included ar videos, pictures, and detailed descriptions of the main countries. About this site
2007Our website is about the beautiful island nation of New Zealand. The flora and fauna of New Zealand is extraordinary and the native people are fascinating to learn about. So why not come learn and see some of New Zealand's amazing and features. So come visit our website.About this site
2007We want to educate the public on the Geography and Travel in South Africa, in shot and easy paragraphs.About this site
2007About Greek explores and types of Greek ships over ages.About this site
2007This website describes my family's experience of Hurricane Katrina.About this site
2007Our website has information about Italy.About this site
2007we triedour hardest on this project, so we could have don better though.About this site
2007Visit the many plantations throughout Louisiana, the United States and the world. Peruse pictures and read spooky ghost stories on our site.About this site
2007This site reviews South African Tourist destinations, focusing on two attractions in Gauteng - the National Exhibition Centre; and Gold Reef City.About this site
2007In our site, we describe the various kinds of ships used by Greek populations from 8000BC to the Roman Ages. Moreover, we describe the developed naval shipbuilding during the ancient times in Greece and its evolution in time. We finally describe the last finding of this technology, the Antikythera Mechanism.About this site
2007Come and see the beautiful silouete of Cape Town mountain from Blouberg beach.About this site
2006This site will tell people what people in other countries do at their age and different ages. It shows popular tourist destinations and pictures of the countries.About this site
2006Our web site is about our Country, Turkey. We wanted to give you right information about country. Because, we have come across with many sites about Turkey which has wrong or missing information.You will learn some information about our culture, history, geography, Mustafa Kemal Atat�rk (Our hero)and see different Turkish photos.About this site
2006Coral Crisis:Reefs in Peril was created by a team of six children from three different countries:the USA, Germany,and India. The site raises awareness and deepens the understanding of the complexity of this ecosystem. The site also caters to a wide audience by offering the visitors the opportunity to learn in a way that is natural to them.About this site
2006WebQuest about natural and cultural heritage of Croatia.About this site
2006Our web is a intreduction of Kanans.We mainly talk about Kanans'beauty,cuntom and featurreAbout this site
2006Kansas City is well known for its abundance of fountains. This site takes you through the history, design, making, maintenance and benefits of fountains in general, while exploring the important fountains of Kansas City.About this site
2006Greek Explorers history, from Argonautes to Demopoulos.About this site
2006This site is about myths, legends and cryptids. Learn about the Loch Ness Monster, the Bermuda Triangle, El Chupacabra, Thylacine and more!About this site
2006The website talks about Fold Mountains, Block Mountains, Volcanoes and their formation and types. There is also infomation about Volcanic features, Hot springs, Geysers, Glaciers, diagrams and pictures.About this site
2006History and Information on St. Augustine.About this site
2006The Earth and some countries.About this site
2006The sun-kissed beaches, the drop-dead Sydney harbor and many more, definitely worthy of catching a tourist's attention. The places of interest and the diversified cultures and traditions, sumptuous food, just a website away! So drop on by to see the beauties of Sydney.About this site
2006Our website gives you informatoin on many different subjects. Such as celeberties, foreign cultures, even animals that everyone love.About this site
2004Our site is devoted to the earthquake. We research the essence of the earthquake and discuss ways of solving the problem of earthquake forecasting. Out site consists of the following pages: intro, general info, causes, consequences, forecast, history, check yourself, info sources, glossary, interesting facts, authors. About this site
2004Our website focuses mainly on the distribution of flamingoes in the Mediterranean area and the threats facing their lives. Our objective is to draw the attention of people and particularly to sensitize ecological associations to this problem. About this site
2004Pictures and descriptions about Ice Age...About this site
2004Our site on rocks and minerals is a blast! We have rock keys, maps, cool pictures, and lots of wacky touches. We used html and javascript. We used stuff from a lot of different sites, but we gave them all credit. We even have a game related to rocks and a quiz.About this site
2004A site designed to introduce and educate middle school and high school students to the developing world. The site includes economic and demographic profiles of a variety of developing world nations, as well as interactive tools designed to deepen understanding about challenges faced by devleoping nations.About this site
2004Some pages with pictures about Universum.About this site
2003Welcome to the site of " Countries Around the World". Here you will learn some interesting facts on the following countries: United States, Japan, Russia, Canada, and Mexico. About this site
2003This site is about earthquakes of the world and includes timescales and definitions. It also features information about earthquakes in Hungary in the last 500 years.About this site
2003All about Mexico, France, Sweden, and India.About this site
2003About how volcanoes are formed and function, the kinds of volcanoes. Also learn about tornadoes and lightning.About this site
2001Our website is a collection of information relating to the 50 major cities of the world. We list details on different topics such as the population, major landmarks, or anything else that makes the city an interesting location. The site is a great place to learn about each city''s culture. We include numerous pictures to give the viewer an idea of the location which we are describing. Also, if the viewers fail to find their home city on the website, they have the option of requesting that it be added.About this site
2001Are you ready to go on an exciting trip around the world? On our website you will go on a virtual tour of the world. This tour consists of 18 cities. These cities are Beijing, Tokyo, Jerusalem, London, Athens, Paris, Cairo, Port Elizabeth, Capetown, Rio De Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Santiago , New York City, Mexico City, Montreal, Sydney, Melbourne, and Rome. Our guide, Zoe will accompany you. You can dress Zoe according to the weather and play many other interactive games. Youll love taking this adventure around the world in our website.About this site
2001Did you ever wonder about other countries religion or culture? Do you want to learn about these countries? Well, you came to the right place. Take a trip around the world. Visit these six countries. They are England, Italy, Scotland, Japan, France, and Germany. You will learn about their land, way of life, and much more. This site also includes games and an online quiz.About this site
000Far-Out Frenzy was created to take you on a journey to all the places our team has lived. Many of the places appear exotic, or far-out! Frenzy means a wild outburst of feelings or actions which is exactly what we hope you experience as you travel with us! Stretch your imagination, pack your mouse, and surf the site as you explore Guam, Japan, Cuba, Mexico, U.S.A., Pakistan, and the Philippines. Travel with us around the world and then tell us where you have been. After you've visited each destination, take a quiz and check your knowledge. By the time you have finished you will know why we selected the title FAR-OUT Frenzy!About this site
2000Come aboard our website and cruise to places around the world with just a click of the mouse. Learn facts about other countries and their languages. Have fun playing the GeoCruze Game by searching for souvenirs at each place you visit. Meet the crew and take a pleasure cruise with us. About this site
2000Our entry is "Map Skills." Included in our web site is the following: longitude, latitude, symbols, political maps, thematic maps, locator maps, physical maps, political maps, scale, equator, Tropic of Cancer, Tropic of Capricorn, Arctic Circle, Antarctic Circle, and Prime Meridian.About this site
2000About this site
1999Technology and Language Arts go hand in hand as kids contribute to an international database of "favorites." Students learn that writing and databases can be fun. Art, Geography, and Healthful Living integrate in the creation of "postcards" on the web, which show unique features of a web visitor's home. Again, writing comes in, but in a fun, "clue-full" way. Geography or history has never been more fun to learn than this way. This web page also leads to increased understanding of cultural and human diversity. Results and "hits" could be analyzed mathematically or geographically. This is interactive, child-centered, interdisciplinary learning at its best. It is real life information via global communication.About this site
1999The Changing Borders project is designed to demonstrate how political borders have changed over time. The site is designed to be used by anybody interested in world history. The provided multimedia features include maps of the world during different periods of time and a flash presentation, which animates the changing borders. This unique visual format focuses on the big picture while providing details on specific events, allowing visitors to grasp the information in a manner that keeps the pieces together. Points of interest include changes through the world wars.About this site
1999Our entry is about how mathematics is used in geography. To study and understand geography requires a knowledge of certain mathematical skills. We give examples of situations in which math and geography are used together. Our entry has a problem solving section. Students can solve real and creative geography problems using mathematics. Topics which we cover are longitude and latitude, continental drift, time zones, scale and the four color theorem of map coloring. It is our educational objective to teach other kids about how one subject does not stand by itself, how we need all subjects to understand one. It is also our objective to teach other kids something about the geographic topics which are covered in this web page.About this site
1998This site presents information about important events in world history as well as historic world landmarks. Visit an era which interest you to learn about the important world events that happened during that time period. Choose a spot on the world map and explore the attractions that are famous in that area. When you're finished, take a quiz and test your knowledge. About this site
1998What makes a city a megacity? How did these large pockets of populations come together, and why are so many people attracted to them? Five megacities are closely examined here: New York, Bombay, Paris, Mexico City, and Tokyo. Read about the history, employment, housing, education, environment and future of each of these world cities. See how each city has influenced the society in which it exists. The site is in English and Dutch. About this site
1997"Where It's At" is a one-stop reference for information about the world's countries. Click on the world map to get basic facts such as the capital, population, major religions, land area, type of government, official language, and life expectancies. The site also lists the top ten largest cities on each continent, the biggest islands and lakes, tallest mountains, most populated countries, and longest rivers. About this site
1996Just ten countries. Just the facts. If you're looking for information on Australia, Bosnia, Brazil, China, France, India, Israel, Japan, Russia or the United Kingdom, check out this site. You'll find maps, photos, lyrics to the countrys' national anthems, brief demographic statistics, and helpful links for more country-specific information. About this site


text: Folding target features simple and quick one-step setup with five aluminum legs for added support and stability. Chain assembly and rugged nylon mesh base effectively capture discs. Colorful fabric canopy with flag is visible from hundreds of feet (color varies). Available individually and in a 9-Target Course. 22" sq x 50"H; 15 lb each.

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January 23, 2013
emerald skirt
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Hey Kate! If you have a Nordstrom Rack nearby, check out their tights. They are the Nordstrom brand, and called something like "Sheer Polka". At a price of $3.97, I have not found anything to beat them! I buy them and the diamond pattern ones by the dozen, then wear them for a good year. :) The black diamond ones are a bit thicker than the black polka, but the polka are pretty good too. I still haven't figured out if there is something imperfect about some of them as sometimes I see little imperfections, but I am pretty sure nobody else notices. I get compliments every time I wear them! Also, I have had a pair of really thick tights from Target for quite some time now, and they last a good while.
ReplyDeleteRepliesP.S. I meant to say that the tights from Target were polka pattern too!
DeleteKate, thanks for asking, I was wanting polka dot tights too :)...so cool to have a plethora of info. in your readers!! Maybe you should start an "I need to know" forum (tab) on your blog....where readers can post questions and then wait for the answers to come in from yourself and other readers. Can you imagine?
(*insert whistle here) You look GREAT! That skirt really shows off your cute figure! Love it. Thanks for being so on top of your style and sharing photos with us!
My Polished Side BlogLove, love your outfit. You look so pretty!
I love comfy tights. Recently I bought two pairs and hate them. They are short on me too and just have way too skinny legs (or maybe mine are just way too big!) for the size/weight. Anyhow. Your polka-dots looked pretty for the picture.
~FringeGirllove the skirt! and good to know about the tights too!
-- jackiejade.blogspot.comOk, so without this sounding like I'm trying to date you - you're looking AWESOME! Super thin and svelte. Good for you! Love the outfit, the skirt is adorable :)
ReplyDeleteThis is my favourite outfit of yours ever Kate! Really lovely.
Loverly SheAw, such a bummer about the tights! I think Forever 21 is similar. Or at least it was a few years ago. I figured "One size fits all" really would fit all, but apparently not a 5'6" medium weight girl. Had to toss those too! Love this skirt though! You look so tiny in it! :)And emerald is DEFINITELY a good color on you!
ReplyDeleteSuper bummer about the tights, but those pleats in your skirt -- amazing!
grey et alThat skirt is so adorable, it would be perfect for work! I hate when tights are sized like that - medium or large, which is it?! It's too bad because they're super cute.
Kristina does the InternetsOh, I love it! I can't wait to incorporate more emerald into my wardrobe. It's one of my favorite colors.
Here's a link to a pair of polka-dotted tights I've been eyeing. The dots are a little on the big side, but ASOS has other, similar patterned tights with tiny bows, crosses, and hearts. So cute!
-- teaonsaturn.blogspot.comKate, love it, Ive been looking for an emerald skirt! Thanks and also thanks for the tights tip, super cute but sound lkike a pain!
http://coffeebeansandbobbypins.blogspot.com/I love fancy tights! I usually get mine at Kohls. I usually have a hard time finding them long enough for me so they're not sagging in the crotch! (my instead is 35") I think most of mine are Vera Wang and they always last me a very long time. I was just there the other day and saw some black polka dot ones!
ReplyDeleteI just bought this skirt in black!! (the emerald was sadly sold out in my size) I also bought some polka dot tights from Tailor & Stylist - thank you for the discount code!!!
P.S. you look dang good in that skirt, fyiHi Kate...Kate here! As far as the tights go, I just did a tutorial on how to paint tights, and you could definitely do it to get polka dot tights--and it would be so cheap! I used silver paint on black tights...but you could do black on grey or black on black if they weren't incredibly opaque. Here's the link in case you want to take a look:
Not trying to advertise, just thought it would help! Good luck!
KateIs anyone familiar with the sizing and quality of Taylor & Stylist? There aren't many reviews on the website but I found a really cute sweater dress I'm thinking to buy!
ReplyDeleteI have polka dot tights from Jcrew Factory that are made in Italy and oh so luxe feeling! I have worn them several times and haven't gotten a run yet. They are quite sheer though, and the dot pattern is denser (dots are more abundant!), but I really like them. Not available in control top though, which I do enjoy for smoothing any *ahem* bumps.
ReplyDeleteI have a pair of polka dot tights from White House|Black Market that I absolutely love. They are still very thin, which I think they probably have to be to have that sheer affect. But take a look...
http://www.whitehouseblackmarket.com/store/browse/product.jsp?maxRec=4&pageId=1&productId=570054865&viewAll=&prd=Pin+Dot+Sheer+Tights&subCatId=cat4739276&color=&fromSearch=&inSeam=&posId=3&catId=cat210019&cat=Shoes++Accessories+Legwear&onSale=&colorFamily=&maxPg=1&size=Hey Kate, I have been following your blog since I lived in Virginia (I originally found you via Pinterest when searching for hairstyles). Anywho, I am an NC State Graduate and my husband and I just moved back to the Raleigh area. I saw your post for this outfit and I loved the tights. It just so happens that I have to dress up next week at work for a presentation and decided I wanted some polka-dotted tights to snazzy up my outfit since I will be in front of 100 people or so. So off to the mall I went. I just wanted to let you know that I went to Crabtree Valley today and found some polka-dotted tights at The Limited for $10 (they were originally 20)- they have been marked down to 50% off. If you can make it in the next day or two they had quite a few left. I will e-mail a pic of my outfit since you inspired me for what to wear. Thanks Kate!
ReplyDeleteHello Kate! I've not checked online, but Old Navy had some really cute polka dot tights a couple of months ago, so you can probably find them super cheap now. Also check Forever21, they usually have tons of that kinda stuff pretty inexpensively.
Side note: I can really tell that you're toning up! You're looking great girl!
locketinmypocket.blogspot.comKate- DO you mind sharing what size you ordered in this skirt? I just got this skirt in size Medium but am wondering if I need to size up again to size Large? I am usually a size small so I took your advice and sized up to medium, but it still feels a bit tight. Does your skirt feel tight on you?
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"Collegium Vocale Gent was founded in 1970 on the initiative of Philippe Herreweghe. It was one of the first ensembles to use the then-new ideas about baroque practice in vocal music performances. Musicians such as Gustav Leonhardt, Ton Koopman and Nikolaus Harnoncourt immediately took an interest in the Flemish ensemble's fresh, new approach, which led to intensive collaboration. In the mid-1980s the ensemble acquired international fame and was invited to all the major concert halls and music festivals of Europe, Israel, the United States, Russian, South America, Japan, Hong Kong and Australia. .."
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"The ensemble Encantar was founded end 2006 by four young female singers.
They set themselves a target to study the rich polyfonic repertoire of the 14th, 15th and 16th centuries in order to present it in a contemporary way to the public. The ensemble investigates the possibility to perform with female voices this repertoire that was written originally for men's voices.
Encantar mainly focusses on religious repertoire of Flemish, Spanish and Italian composers, next to anonymous works and French and English compositions of the same period. Encantar made a special program for 'Jeugd & Muziek' entitled "Mix Méditerrané" featuring some great works of southern polyphonists such as Cristobal de Morales, Francisco Guerrero, Bernardo Pisano, Costanzo Festa and Giovanni Perluigi da Palestrina. Encantar cooperated for this production with Hendrik De Smedt (actor) under direction of Maja Jantar.
Recently, Encantar has been on tour with "La déclinaison de la femme" a program featuring Marguerite of Austria (1480-1530).
In 2009, Encantar won the Klara Tandemtrofee 2009, together with the Audience Prize and the Radio Klara Prize.
Encantar followed masterclasses with Erik Van Nevel, Jean Tubéry and Marcel Pérès. Every year, the ensemble travels to Arezzo (Italy) to be coached by Jill Feldman and Kees Boeke.
Two recordings have been made so far, one together with the recorder consort Flanders Recorder Quartet (Aeolus) (release December 2010) and one with two lutes and renaissance harp for the label Phaedra (release May 2011).
In July 2011, Encantar won the York Early Music Festival Friends ' Prize."
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"graindelavoix (grain of the voice) is an art-collective formed by björn schmelzer. since 1999 he is looking for musicians who want to experiment between performance and creation. the necessity of autoproductive and physical art keeps them together.
graindelavoix is fascinated by voices that stop communicating, that have no message anymore but rather are the pure expression of their underground: the gritty, intense and instinctive...
graindelavoix uses early music repertoires to find the undercurrent that illuminates our own times: a timeless spirit that stretches out to embrace an interval, a space.
what preoccupies graindelavoix in early music is the bond between notation and what eludes it: the higher consciousness and savoir-faire that the performer brings to a piece (ornamentation, improvisation, gestures...). to graindelavoix, singers are 'spiritual automata'...
material they work with includes ockeghem's polyphony, the plainte, machicotage, mediterrenean practices, late scholastic dynamics and kinematics, the affective body, gesture and image culture...
graindelavoix gives performances (concert/music theatre) that are the accumulated fragments of a wider work and research process: this site makes an attempt at framing.
graindelavoix is 'special guest' of "music-centre de bijloke in" ghent and has an artistical partnership with the "cultural centre of genk". cd's are produced exclusively for glossamusic. .."
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"Founded by tenor Bud Roach in 2008, Capella Intima has carved out a niche for itself in the Toronto early music scene by presenting the vocal chamber music of the 17th century in exciting concerts of rarely-heard gems. With motets and cantatas for up to four voices interspersed with readings from composers, performers and critics of the period, audiences are given context to music that has only come to light in recent years, thanks to the renewed interest in historically informed performance.
With a flexible roster of singers and musicians, each programme has a developed theme, whether it be the rebellious Benedictine Nuns of Milan, the students and teachers at the Collegium Germanicum in Rome, or the complex musical politics in Monteverdi's time in Venice. ..."
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" The Renaissance Singers were founded in 1972. The choir's early reputation was based on its polished performances of Renaissance a capella literature. Today, the choir sings music from the masters of all centuries. The Renaissance Singers have also commissioned and premiered the works of leading Canadian composers. Every year, the Singers perform four Saturday and Sunday concerts in the Waterloo Region.
The choir was the first Canadian choir to sing in the fringe of The Three Choirs Festival, the oldest music festival in the world. In 1989, the choir was invited to return, becoming the first Canadian choir to sing in the main festival. The choir has been on tour four times, and has sung n Westminster Abbey, Yorkminster, and the cathedrals of Canterbury, Chichester, Ely, Guildford, Norwich, Salisbury, Wells, Winchester, St. George's Chapel, Lincoln, St. Alban's and Ripon. The highly regarded chamber choir has four recordings to its credit, with plans for more in the near future. " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"Formed in 2009 by co-artistic directors John Brough and Jolaine Kerley, the Scona Chamber Singers are a professional vocal ensemble, based in Edmonton Alberta, who specialize in the music of the medieval, renaissance and baroque eras. In their short existence, they have presented programs of rarely performed composers from these eras, including Christopher Tye, William Mundy, Orlando di Lasso, and Heinrich Schütz.
The ensemble is made up of highly skilled choral and solo singers from the Edmonton area, many of whom have advanced degrees in music, as well as in-depth research interest in early music performance practice. Each singer brings with them a unique blend of solo and choral experience allowing our concerts to showcase not only the choir as an ensemble, but also individual solo opportunities."
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"Internationally renowned, Acadian soprano Suzie LeBlanc has established an extraordinary career specializing in Baroque and Classical repertoire and exploring and recording a substantial amount of unpublished material while living in Europe. Her thirst and curiosity for new vistas now lead her toward the repertoire of French mélodies, lieder, Acadian folk music, contemporary music as well as exploring the art of improvisation with Helmut Lipsky and « Au parfum de Tango ».
Her contribution to Acadian culture with the CDs La Mer Jolie and Tout passe and with the documentary Suzie LeBlanc : A Musical Quest, directed by Donald Winkler, along with her performances of Early Music have earned her honorary doctorates from King's College University in Halifax and Mount Allison University in New-Brunswick. …
She has worked with many of the world's leading early music ensembles in concert and opera performances as well as on film and on disc. Concerts have taken her to Festivals all over the world as well as to the Concertgebouw (Amsterdam), the Wigmore Hall and the Konzerthaus in Vienna. On the opera stage, she has performed for De Nederlandse Opera, Festival de Beaune, Opéra de Montréal, the Boston Early Music Festival, Tanglewood, Festival Vancouver and Early Music Vancouver.
In recent seasons, she recorded Mozart's Die Zauberflöte (Pamina) with La Petite Bande (Bayer Records) and Mozart lieder with Yannick Nézet-Seguin (ATMA) and returned to the Brooklyn Academy of Music for Bach's St-Matthew Passion as staged by Jonathan Miller. Other recent recordings include Lully's Thésée (CPO), Gluck's Orphée (Naxos), Buxtehude motets with Emma Kirkby, Peter Harvey and the Purcell Symphony (Chandos), and a Handel Portrait (ATMA). …
Suzie LeBlanc is artistic director of Le Nouvel Opéra (www.lenouvelopera.com) which is ensemble-in-residence at the Montreal Conservatory and co-artisic director of the Elizabeth Bishop Centenary Festival (2011) in Nova Scotia (www.elizabethbishopcentenary.blogspot.com)."
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"TACTUS, an eight-voice vocal ensemble, specializes in repertoire of the European Renaissance and is dedicated to musical scholarship and excellence in performance techniques. Performing without a conductor and usually a capella, the ensemble's work emanates from their combined skills and experience and from their intuitive connections to each other and to their passion for early music.
TACTUS has sung at the Guelph Spring Festival, Toronto's Hummingbird Centre and has been featured on CBC Radio Two's Music Around Us and Choral Concert. TACTUS was featured in Soul Music, a Vision TV documentary hosted by Howard Dyck. Artistic collaborations with Dancetheatre David Earle, the Toronto Bach Consort, Tafelmusik's Charlotte Nediger and Sergei Istomin, Arbor Oak Ensemble, the Penderecki String Quartet and NUMUS have enabled TACTUS to branch into Baroque, 19th century and contemporary repertoire. " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"She was born in Huesca, Spain. At the age of nine she began studying voice and piano at the Miguel Fleta School of Music. From there she went on to study voice at the Conservatorio del Liceu de Barcelona where she specialized in opera and received an honours diploma. Subsequently she transferred to the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis in Basel, where she studied with Dominique Vellard and Richard Levitt and began working as a soloist and chamber musician with various groups such as Gilles Binchois (medieval and renaissance music), Vox Suavis, (founded by her and Dominique Vellard, dedicated to traditional and medieval spanish music) and la Cecchina (baroque music). With these ensembles she has performed regularly at international festivals in Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Switzerland and the United States. She also has given introductory courses to the interpretation of old music at the conservatory of Huesca (Spain), in New Hampshire (USA) and at the Pigna University in Corsica. She has collaborated in several cd recordings with Gilles Binchois and la Cecchina."
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" The Ensemble was founded in the Galilee region of Israel by the bass and harpsichordist Elam Rotem. It is currently based in Switzerland, where all its members undertook further study at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis. The ensemble has benefited both individually and collectively from the expertise of leading musicians, amongst them Evelyn Tubb, Anthony Rooley, Gerd Türk and Dominique Vellard. …"
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"Mixed chamber choir Cantio antiqua Praha was establish in the end of 80's by ex-members of student choir Cantus semper vivus, which was run by Grammar school Budejovicka in Prague 4 and which was conducted by Mrs. Vera Jankovicova. In the present structure Cantio antiqua Praha performs from cca 1999.
Cantio antiqua Praha is mainly concentrate on renaissance and early baroque polyphonic music. The repertoire is build from up to octovoiced secular and sacred vocal works from Italian, French, British, German and Spanish composers. The independent part of our repertoire are Christmas songs, which represent character of this music in Bohemia and Moravia from beginning of 15th century until works of early baroque composers.
Cantio antiqua Praha's chamber cast (four sopranos, one mezzo-soprano, three altos, one tenor and one bass) enables to approach to period interpretative practise, when every voice went about perhaps only one singer or instrumentalist. Cantio antiqua Praha occasionally collaborate with instrumentalists who play recorders, lutes, guitars, stringed instruments or harpsichords. " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"The Prague baroque orchestra Collegium 1704 and vocal ensemble Collegium Vocale 1704 were founded by harpsichordist and conductor Václav Luks in 2005 on the occasion of the BACH – PRAHA – 2005 project. This marked the beginning of their regular collaboration with the Prague Spring International Music Festival.
Since 2007 Collegium 1704 and Collegium Vocale 1704 have been residential ensembles of the Saint Wenceslas Music Festival in Ostrava. The year 2007 was dedicated to the composer Jan Dismas Zelenka and his Missa votiva for which the ensembles received critical acclaim at La Chaise-Dieu and Sablé festivals in France. Collegium 1704 and Collegium Vocale 1704 are also frequent guests of festivals such as the Festival de Festival de Musique de Sully & du Loiret, Festival Baroque de Pontoise, Rencontres Musicales de Vézelay. …"
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"ensemble officium was founded by Wilfried Rombach in 1999.
In the past few years, ensemble officium has made an excellent name for itself with its interpretations of Renaissance music and Gregorian chant and has become internationally well-known. It usually consists of twelve singers.
ensemble officium carries out thorough research, performs scholarly interpretations of Renaissance vocal polyphony and pays close attention to the semiotics and nuance of Gregorian chant. The intense studies of the scores lead time and again to fascinating discoveries, such as "The Loreto Vespers" for 12 voices by Antonio Cifra (1629). By performing the music as authentically as possible, the ensemble creates a unique and absorbing atmosphere. Works of sacred music from the Middle Ages, based on liturgical texts and retaining original liturgical framework, are also part of the ensemble's specialties. In this way, the close connection between early vocal polyphony and Gregorian chant can ably be demonstrated.
ensemble officium not only experiments with integrating new music. Every so often, the group includes music of the Franco-Flemish School. Here, the focus lies in particular on Heinrich Isaac and his generation of composers. …"
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"Franz Vitzthum received his initial musical training as a member of the Regensburger Domspatzen. In 2007 he completed his degrees at the Musikhochschule Köln as a pupil of Kai Wessel. At present he is working with Stefan Haselhoff (Basel).
In addition to his ensemble work with groups including the Weser Renaissance under Manfred Cordes and Cantus Cölln under Konrad Junghänel, Franz Vitzthum focuses his attentions on solo engagements where he has worked with the conductors Christoph Poppen, Peter Neumann or Nicholas McGegan.
Franz Vitzthum has made guest appearances at international festivals including the Händel-Festspiele Göttingen, Kultursommer Rheinland-Pfalz, Oude Muziek Festival Utrecht, La Folle Journée Nantes, The Bach Festival Philadelphia (USA) and has performed with such orchestras as the Chamber Orchestra Basel Barock and The English Concert. .." Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"Julianne Baird, soprano, has been hailed as "one of the most extraordinary voices in the service of early music that this generation has produced. She possesses a natural musicianship which engenders singing of supreme expressive beauty." She maintains a busy concert schedule of solo recitals and performances of baroque opera and oratorio. Ms. Baird has also appeared as soloist with many major symphony orchestras including the Cleveland Orchestra under Christoph von Dohnanyi, the Brooklyn Philharmonic under Lukas Foss, the New York Philharmonic under Zubin Mehta and, in the 2000-2001 season, the Philadelphia Orchestra. James R. Oestreich, in his comprehensive survey of New York's seasonal performances of Handel's Messiah for the N.Y. Times, recently concluded with special praise for Julianne Baird's interpretative skills: "in that respect, Ms. Baird remains the model". " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"The Countertenor Kai Wessel was born in Hamburg and studied music theory (Prof.R.Ploeger), composition (Prof.Dr.F.Döhl), and voice (Prof.U.v.Garczynski, concert examination passed with honours) at the Lübeck Academy of Music. During his Lübeck years Wessel was also an external student in the field of baroque performance practice at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis (René Jacobs).
Wessel received numerous prizes between 1984 and 1990, including the special prize of the German Theater Society for the best interpretation of a contemporary work (Berlin, 1988) and a prize at the Musica Antiqua Competition of the Flanders Festival in Bruges. He received fellowships from the Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes and the DAAD (studying under Peter Kooj in Hilversum/Holland). Wessel has served as an assistant to René Jacobs in the production of operas by P.A.Cesti, F.Cavalli and C.W.Gluck for the International Festival Week of Early Music in Innsbruck, for the WDR Radio, and at the Hamburg State Opera.
As one of the leading countertenors Wessel is invited to music festivals all over the world (Paris, Madrid, Vienna, Schwetzingen, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Tokyo, San Francisco, a.o.) and to numerous opera houses (Freiburg, Basel, St.Gallen, Barcelona, Nice, Berlin a.o.) where he took part in stage-productions by Herbert Wernicke (in Theodora and Giulio Cesare by G.F.Handel, Aus Deutschland by Mauricio Kagel, Wie liegt die Stadt so wüste with the music by H.Schütz/M.Weckmann and Actus tragicus with the music by J.S.Bach), Joachim Schlömer (as Orfeo in Orfeo ed Euridice by Chr.W.Gluck), Claus Guth (in Schwarzerde by Klaus Huber), Peter Oskarson (in Luci mie traditrici by Salvatore Sciarrino), Gilbert Déflo (in Orfeo by Claudio Monteverdi), John Dew (in Hippolyte et Aricie by Jean Philippe Rameau) a.o. He has been involved in performances, radio broadcasts, amore than sixty recordings under the direction of Philippe Herreweghe, William Christie, Jordi Savall, Gustav Leonhard, Ton Koopman, Michael Schneider, Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Martin Haselböck, Reinhard Goebel, Konrad Junghänel, Michael Hofstetter, Nicholas McGegan, Sigiswald Kuijken, Michel Corboz, Hans-Werner Henze, Arturo Tamayo, Hermann Max, and others.
Kai Wessel is teaching voice and baroque performance practice at the Superiour Highschool of Music Cologne/Germany, and regularly giving summer-classes in Germany and Austria. "
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"Peter Kooij started his musical career at 6-years-old as a choir boy and sang many solo soprano-parts in concerts and recordings. He started his musical studies however as a violin student. This was followed by singing tuition from Max van Egmond at the Sweelinck Conservatory in Amsterdam, which led to the award of the diploma for solo performance.
He has been an active soloist in many concerts all over the world in the most important concert-halls like Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Musikverein Wien, Carnegie Hall New York, Royal Albert Hall London, Teatro Colon Buenos Aires, Berliner and Kölner Philharmonie, Palais Garnier Paris, Suntory and Casals Hall Tokyo, where he performed with famous conductors like Philippe Herreweghe, Ton Koopman, Frans Brüggen, Gustav Leonhardt, René Jacobs, Sigiswald Kuijken, Roger Norrington and Iwan Fisher.
His wide repertoire contains all kind of music from Schütz to Weill and he has made over 130 CDs for Philips, Sony and Virgin Classics, Harmonia Mundi, Erato, EMI and BIS. He was invited by BIS to record the complete Bach cantatas, passions and masses with the Bach Collegium Japan under the direction of Masaaki Suzuki.
Peter Kooij is the artistic director of the "Ensemble Vocal Européen". From 1991 to 2000 professor at the Sweelinck Conservatorium in Amsterdam. From 1995 to 1998 Lehrauftrag at the Musikhochschule in Hannover. Since 2000 Professor at the Tokyo University of fine Arts and Music. From September 2005 professor at the Royal Conservorium in Den Haag. He was invited to give master classes in Germany, France, Portugal, Spain, Belgium, Finnland and Japan. "
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"Ulrike Hofbauer was born in Bavaria and studied voice and voice teaching at the Universities of Wurzburg and Salzburg, and at the 'Schola Cantorum Basiliensis' in Basle. The teachers who influenced her most profoundly were Sabine Schutz, Evelyn Tubb and Anthony Rooley; further musical insights were provided by Christina Pluhar und Andrea Marcon.
Ulrike now lives in Basel and as a soloist has worked with conductors such as Christoph Hammer, Konrad Junghänel, Daniel Reuss, und Philippe Herreweghe. The soprano is a member of several vocal ensembles including the 'Collegium Vocale Gent', 'Cantus Coelln', 'L'Arpeggiata' and sang with the acclaimed German vocal sextett 'Singer Pur' for several years.
Her versatility as a singer is documented not only in recordings and live performances on the radio, but in a number of CD recordings.
Currently she is devoting much of her energies to her own baroque ensemble 'savādi...', with whom she won the Early Music Competition in York in 2003 and also the Van Wassenaer Concours in The Hague in 2004. (www.savadi.net).
Teaching is also an important part of her life and has taken her to, inter alia, the Universities of Bogota (Colombia), Minsk (Belarus) and the "Bayersische Theaterakademie" in Munich.
She enjoys exploring new and unusual repertoires covering different epochs and styles. Ulrike is particularly interested in the "recitar cantando" style as well as the use of dramatic theatrical techniques to heighten the emotional impact of the text and music. " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"Agnethe Christensen, originally from Sweden, studied at the Royal Danish Conservatory and specialized in renaissance and medieval singing with Andrea von Ramm in Basel and furthermore in Rome and Paris. Well known for her unconventional interpretations of modern and classical works, folk and early vocal music. Agnethe has worked with modern composers Luca Lombardi, Palle Mikkelborg, Wolfgang Rihm, Luciano Berio and John Cage, with opera, folk and film music.
Agnethe's expertise is within the field of early music and historically informed folk music and together with ULV where she performs medieval Nordic ballads and sacred music with singer Lena Susanne Norin and fiddle player Elizabeth Gaver, she presents Swedish traditional music in a historic perspective.
Home in Copenhagen she works together with the the medieval ensemble Alba and together with the Welsh harper Helen Davies with traditional music from Shetland, Orkney and the Hebridees searching the old norse influence and reconstructing the old poetry of the past. In the project Music of the Mysteries she collaborates with musicians from both the classical and world music scene."
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"ARS NOVA Copenhagen is widely recognized as one of the finest vocal groups in Europe. Founded in 1979, the ensemble today is busier than ever. In addition to its annual season of concerts in Copenhagen and throughout Denmark, the ensemble regularly appears across Europe, in North and South America, and Asia. Ars Nova is also building collaborations with creative artists in different fields such as drama, film and ballet, as well as cultivating new modes of concert performance and innovative repertoire.
At the heart of ARS NOVA Copenhagen's work is its equal dedication to early music and new music. Some programs explore the cross-currents between the two, while others form detailed portraits of individual composers or genres within a given period.
Each season, the group has a composer in residence: Toivo Tulev (Estonia) in 2007-8, Bernd Franke (Germany) 2008-9, Sunleif Rasmussen (Faroe Islands) 2009-10, Áskell Másson (Iceland) 2010-11 and Steve Martland (UK) in 2011-12.
The group has its own record label, ARS NOVA Records (distributed by Naxos) on which 'Taverner & Tudor Music II - Gloria tibi Trinitas Mass' is the most recent release. Other recordings – like 'Taverner & Tudor Music I', the voices-and-percussion version of Terry Riley's '60s masterpiece 'In C' and 'The Christmas Story' told through plainchant, motets and traditional folk carols - all received great reviews all over the world. …"
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"Vocal Ensemble Capella Hafniensis was founded in March 1990 on the initiative of musicologist and church musician Ole Kongsted. Capella Hafniensis is the most specialized ensemble for early music in Northern Europe and the only professional vocal group in Denmark, working exclusively with Renaissance Music. It has a nucleus of 7 singers who can be expanded as needed."
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"Ferran Savall was born in Basel in 1979, the son of Montserrat Figueras and Jordi Savall. From earliest childhood his everyday life at home was permeated by the atmosphere of musical study, rehearsals and concerts with members of his family. He started his musical training at the age of seven.
At the age of 15 he began to study guitar at the Escola Luthier under Xavier Coll. At the same time, he studied performance using early instruments and the practice of bass continuo in private classes with Rolf Lislevand, under whom he continues to study to the present day. Since 2000 he has worked on modern song, continuing his studies under Dolors Aldea and Petter Johansen.
Ferran Savall is a self-taught musician in search of a natural voice. His essential quality is a highly spontaneous approach to singing, his music springing from the individual moment and its intrinsic emotion, from his personality and the resources at his disposal at any particular moment.
He takes his inspiration from a variety of musical styles such as soul, black music and world music, especially from the Eastern Mediterranean and India, as well as early and contemporary music. …"
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"La Trulla de Bozes was founded in 1998 by Carlos Sandúa to explore and perform the renaissance and early baroque Spanish polyphonic vocal repertoire.
After a first establishment period, in the year 2000 La Trulla de Bozes attracted the attention of the European environment specialized in early music when they obtained the first prize in the noted competition for ensembles of the XXXVII Festival Van Vlaanderen in Brugge. During the same year the group was named Revelation Ensemble after winning The International Young Artists Presentation/Early Music in Antwerp becoming the only Spanish group that have obtained these prizes.
The standard staff of the group is formed by five singers and one organist/harpsichordist. The group can increase the number of singers and instrumentalists according with the repertoire demands. All members of the ensemble are thoroughly familiarized with the performance practice of the early music, having worked individually with the finest groups specialised in this field, such as Les Arts Florissants (William Christie), La Capilla Reial de Catalunya (Jordi Savall), Ensemble Elyma, (Gabriel Garrido), Les musiciens du Louvre (Mark Minkovski), Al ayre español (Eduardo López-Banzo)… "
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"Montserrat Figueras is an outstanding performer in a vast vocal repertoire which spans the Mediaeval, Renaissance and Baroque periods. Born in Barcelona into a family of music-lovers, she performed while still very young with Enric Gispert and Ars Musicae, studying singing with Jordi Albareda as well as dramatic interpretation. In 1966, she began studying early singing techniques, from the troubadours to the Baroque, developing a highly individual approach which draws directly on original sources, both historical and traditional, unfettered by the influences of the post-Romantic school. Her artistic and personal union with Jordi Savall, which has proved so fruitful in the couple's multiple teaching, research and creative activities, dates from 1967. …"
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"Dominique Visse began his singing career at the age of 11 as a chorister in the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris. At the same time he began studying the organ and flute at the Versailles Conservatory.
Already passionate about Renaissance and Mediaeval music, in 1976 he met the grand pioneer of the countertenor voice, Alfred Deller, and became his pupil. He also worked with Nigel Rogers, René Jacobs and William Christie.
In 1978 Dominique Visse founded the Ensemble Clément Janequin with whom he has made a series of benchmark recordings of French polyphonic chansons of the 16th Century. The following year he became one of the founding members of Les Arts Florissants and edited much of the ensemble's repertoire in its early years.
Since that time Dominique Visse has become one of the most popular lyric artists in the world of Baroque opera, working with René Jacobs, Jean-Claude Malgoire, Philippe Herreweghe, Ton Koopman, William Christie, Alan Curtis, Nicholas McGegan, Christophe Rousset, Ivor Bolton and Robert King, in the opera houses of Paris, Berlin, Cologne, Amsterdam, Lausanne, Tel-Aviv, Montpellier, Houston, Barcelona, Munich, Versailles, at the Monnaie in Brussels, at the Châtelet and the Théâtre des Champs Elysées in Paris, on tour in Japan and North America, and at the Festivals of Aix en Provence, Innsbruck and Edinburgh. .."
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