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By Lyna Tucker, Fort Eustis Wheel PhotojournalistOctober 21, 2009
FORT EUSTIS, Va. (October 21, 2009) -- Unlike the bumbling and crafty men of the classic television series "F Troop," Soldiers from Fort Eustis' own "F Troop" - F Company, 1-222nd
Aviation Regiment at Fort Eustis - are not the misfits of the Army.
In fact, these Soldiers demonstrate those traits from which great leaders are born: selflessness, integrity and initiative. These traits are tangibly evident in their volunteer activities at the installation's Child and Youth Services Center courtyard and Dutrow Elementary School in Newport News.
About 50 Soldiers - nearly one-third of the unit - routinely participate in volunteer activities on post and in the local community under the leadership of Sgt. 1st Class Sunday Wooden, an F Co. platoon sergeant who said that what started out as a simple exercise in selflessness has grown into a unit-level, community-oriented project.
"Honestly, it started out as a way to teach the Soldiers that it's not all about 'me' and to teach them a team concept." Wooden said. "Now, it's something that sets them apart, but at the same time, they're helping other people," she added.
The volunteer project began in July with block volunteer hours on Thursday and Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; in August, the schedule decreased to Fridays only. Since the initiative began, each participating Soldier has averaged about 150 individual volunteer hours and about 7,500 volunteer hours logged for the unit as a whole.
The Soldiers' volunteer hours are submitted to the Fort Eustis Volunteer Coordinator and each Soldier receives the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal upon graduation. The medal is awarded to sevice members who demonstrate exceptional volunteer service to the civilian and military community that is significant and tangible in nature and reflects favorably on the military community.
The first project was the cleaning and painting of the courtyard at the Fort Eustis Youth Services Center, Bldg. 1102 on Pershing Avenue. The Soldiers put in about 200 hours raking, sweeping and painting the center's courtyard with materials supplied by the center.
"They gave us the supplies and were like, 'Do whatever,'" said Pvt. Branden Giembusz, who helped paint the CYS logo on the barbeque. "Before this, finger painting was pretty much the extent of my painting experience," Giembusz added.
A unique aspect of the initiative is that the program is a three-shift program.
"We have students that go to classes in three shifts, so a lot of them do their volunteer work after their classes and Soldiering duties are complete, making three volunteer shifts," said Wooden.
With the project at the CYS complete, the Soldiers began looking for other outlets for their volunteering yen.
Since Wooden's daughters attend Dutrow Elementary School, a magnet elementary in the Newport News school district, Wooden checked with the school to see what need the Soldiers could fill there, and the unit's Soldiers were granted the opportunity to prepare for and work at the school's upcoming International Day celebration.
The Soldiers began work on the project Oct. 2 when they visited the school and began cutting paper and string for the arts and crafts tables during the event.
As the Soldiers began preparing the paper and yarn, Dutrow principal Marquerite Pittman stopped by to welcome them to the school.
"I just want to say welcome and thank you for coming here today. What you're doing is appreciated so much by the teachers and students here at Dutrow," Pittman said.
Pittman later elaborated on her appreciation for the Soldiers' service.
"Our school's about doing for others and seeing them (the Soldiers) reinforces that on a different level. I'm so proud of them, the students and our military," she said.
As Soldiers in an all-volunteer force, the Soldiers already provide service to their community, but for the F Co. Soldiers, this is just another way to serve their country.
"It's nice to get out and help the community," said Spc. Ryan Schwend.
Pvt. Patrick Shaw agrees adding, "It makes the Army look good, too."


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VIDEOS: A serious wardrobe malfunction onstage + The Teen Who Looks Like Elsa from Frozen
Idina Menzel almost had a serious wardrobe malfunction onstage at Radio City Music Hall on Monday night. But she didn't freak out.
She just started cracking jokes about herself ... and then said a word that you'd never hear in "Frozen". (She was wearing some leather bra-type thing under a dress that was open in the front, and the bra rode up so you could see some underboob.
Someone from the audience pointed it out to her, and an assistant ran out and saved her. Idina said, quote, "Well [eff] it, they're real."
WARNING: the video has uncensored profanity.
The 'Frozen' Elsa look-alike that everyone's talking about: http://t.co/lWuCBD7bi0 pic.twitter.com/iJRI5RACTt
— AOL (@AOL) June 17, 2014
She's cute ... but lest we forget the best Elsa impression HANDS DOWN ...

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2014 WFA National Championship Weekend
Women's Football Alliance
Friday, August 1, 2014 at 6:00 PM - Saturday, August 2, 2014 at 5:00 PM (CDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
For the complete schedule of events go to: http://www.wfafootball.net/championship.html
The Women's Football Alliance, the largest and most competitive women's tackle football league in the US consists of 42 teams and showcases the best female football athletes in the world (all members of 2013's gold medal winning Team USA have a WFA team affiliation.)
The Women's Football Alliance 2014 National Championship Weekend consists of 3 games:
Alliance Bowl - the Seattle Majestics and Indy Crash will battle in a rare cross conference game.
Fri Aug 1, 6pm kickoff
All-American Game - recognizing the best athletes in the league as the American and National conferences attempt to exert their dominance.
Sat Aug 2, 11am kickoff
TAILGATING! Between games we'l have food and drink as well as some very cool raffle items. Kids football participation stations will run from 3:30-4:30pm.
2014 WFA National Championship - the San Diego Surge and Boston Militia duel to determine the best women's tackle football team in the country.
Sat Aug 2, 5pm kickoff
For the complete schedule of events go to: http://www.wfafootball.net/championship.html
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Lane Stadium at Lane Tech College Prep
3500 N Western Ave
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Andover Central soccer keeps moving on
The sign of a successful athletic program is continued progress even after the roster has been hit by significant losses.
Andover Central's girls soccer team goes into the 2011 season having experienced such departures. Key members of Central's defense, including Maddie Chapin and Brooke Hansen, were lost to graduation, but the Jaguars' strength may still be on that side of the ball.
Shelby Sementelli, Megan Hansen, Emma Mallets and part-time goalkeeper Evan Stamp anchor a defense that helped Central to a 16-3 record last season and a Jaguars team with eyes toward a similar finish this spring.
"Maddie is incredibly hard to replace, that's why we're trying to see how it works," Central coach Stephanie Garcia said of her 2010 All-Metro selection. "Our defense looked really good (in last week's win over) McPherson. The girls that are back there now have played together, too, so it makes a big difference."
Central's season ended a game short of the Class 5-1A semifinals, but with the bulk of that team returning, the Jaguars expect to go just as far, if not further.
Sementelli, a midfielder who also spends time on defense, is the player most likely to account for the assets Chapin provided. She has playmaking ability and can help make the opposition's best scorer uncomfortable.
Another player asked to do more in light of the changes on defense is Stamp. A standout goalkeeper last season, Stamp will likely see significant time in the field because of her versatility and athleticism and because the Jaguars have other good options in goal.
"I think that she is pretty mature as a goalie," Garcia said. "She's not afraid to do anything. She's a basketball player, too, and she's got a lot of intensity in her play. It's nice to see."
Their adeptness on defense is how Central could win many games, but the Jaguars also have scoring ability. Sementelli and Matacchiara play midfield and provide efficient passes, and Sarah Potter is the biggest scoring threat. Her most noticeable strength is her ability to jump for balls in the air and score on headers.
"It's pretty amazing," Garcia said. "She's definitely not afraid to do it."
Central was a senior-led team last year, which helped take pressure off young players and gave this year's seniors — Sementelli, Hansen and Potter — a picture of the leadership skills they hope to provide. If the Jaguars win big this season, the stability will help the program enjoy success even after more standout excellent seniors graduate.
"It was a good experience for them to see some of those seniors and how far hard work really takes you," Garcia said. "I think that they set a good example for our freshmen and sophomores, and our freshmen and sophomores from last year are ready to go."


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A Cuba art tour wouldn't be complete without a comprehensive presentation on Cuba visual art history from colonial times to present day, and that's exactly what the world class
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building treasures the largest collection of Cuban arts in the world from the religious works of
Nicolas de La Escalera
Wifredo Lam
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Tour of UNESCO World Heritage Site, Havana Historical Centre.
Travel to UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Las Terrazas.
12 Meals Included: 7 breakfasts, 4 lunches and 1 dinner.
Private visits to the studios of Cuba's most important visual artist.
Lunch hosted by world renowned Cuban artists Jose Fuster.
Meet Cuban art teachers, curators & museum directors.
Visit to Wifredo Lam Center, responsible for the Art Biennial.
Visit to the Experimental Printing Workshop.
Visit to Cuba's National Art Schools.
Visit to Habana Gallery, specializing in contemporary Cuban art.
Guided tour of the Museum of Fine Arts' Cuban Collection.
Fototeca de Cuba preserves Cuba's photographic patrimony.
Visit to the Center for the Development of Visual Arts.
Guided tour of Callejon de Hammel cultural project.
Cuba's popular ceremony, the Fire of the Cannon of 9 O'Clock.
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Cultural Cuba travel will serve as a crash course on Cuban art history. Cuba's African, Spanish and Chinese demographics are clearly evident in the work of Cuba artist Victor Manuel (1897-1969) whose
Gitana Tropical
(1929) became one of the most iconic pieces of the Cuban Vanguard Era. A beautiful mulata with Chinese eyes, this painting shows a particular style where the modern European trends of the period are mixed with a primitive style.
Cuba cultural travel from USA grants tour participants access to Cuba's most significant art groups such as the Experimental Printing Workshop (1962), the only of his kind in the island where young Cuban artists produced the most incredible stone lithographs and etchings that are later exhibit and sold in the upper level gallery. Housed in an airy colonial building in the historical centre of the city, the workshop is full of colour, creative energy and craftsmanship.
One of the highlights of the cultural Cuba travel for Americans is the chance to explore Cuba's Higher Institute of Arts, Cuba's leading art schools where we will be welcomed by professors and students who will share their unique views on Cuba's artistic education with our group. The architecture of the faculty of visual arts is simply out of this world. Using mainly local bricks, Cuban architect Ricardo Porro created one of the most significant architectural landmarks of Cuba's early revolutionary period. Resembling the shape of a woman, the building features red tile domes and large curving corridors that organically integrate into the surrounding natural landscape.
As a picturesque alleyway street trapped in a humble housing area in Centro Havana municipality or as a high altar to African religions we could describe Callejon de Hammel, the most significant creation of Cuban painter Salvador Gonzales whose murals and sculptures depict the African origin religious belief and practices of the entire community. Cuba cultural travel for Americans is about people to people exchange!
Cultural Cuba travel from USA features a visit to one of the largest collection of Cuban art in the world. The Fine Art Museum (Cuban Collection Building) is without doubt a visit not to be missed by those travelling to Cuba to discover the rich cultural heritage of the Caribbean island. Permanent and temporary exhibits are curated with the objective of showcasing the wealth of Cuban culture while taking visitors to an incredible journey through the history of Cuban visual arts.
While privately owned art galleries are a new phenomenon of this decade (with some exceptions), well-established art galleries run by the government still have a final saying on what glitters on Cuba's art scene, and Galeria Habana (1962) is no exception. Among the list of artist that has exhibited here are names like Lam, Mariano and Portocarrero as well as younger Toirac, Garaicoa and Rene Pena. Cuba cultural travel showcases a tour of this art gallery is in order to explore Cuba's current art trends and discover new talents.
From Korda to Pena, Cuba's Photo Art Gallery, or Fototeca de Cuba carries on its shoulders the responsibility of preserving Cuba's photographic patrimony. The gallery organizes permanent exhibits from its own collections as well as temporary ones to exhibit the work of well-known and up-and-coming photographers of Cuba. International photographers are also invited on regular basis to exhibit their artwork at the institution. We will be welcomed by local curators for a tour of the facility and a briefing on the history of Cuba's photography.
Travelling to Cuba's biosphere reserves is one of the authentic Cuba attractions that sets our Cuba cultural tours apart from the crowd. Founded in the heart of Sierra del Rosario mountain range (Cuba's first UNESCO Biosphere Reserve), Las Terrazas is a 1000 people community that has among its permanent residences famous Cuban artist, Lester Campa, a naturalist painter whose paintings are within the collections of worlwide modern art museums.
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Day 1. Saturday 18 August 2018. Cultural Cuba Travel Begins!
Your Cultural travel in Cuba begins today. Upon arrival at terminal 3 of Havana's airport "Jose Marti" you will be met by your Authentic Cuba Travel full time escorts, your experienced Cuban guide and bus driver who will take you to the
Nacional Hotel (P)
or the
Riviera Hotel (E)
both facilities located in Vedado.
The bus transfer is short but enough time for your guide to provide some basic
that will prove handy over the next few days. Listen carefully and ask questions.
Once at your hotel, you will be personally assisted by the hotel clerks and doormen to complete you're check-in quickly. Please do notice that breakfast is complimentary and will be served at hotel restaurant from 7 to 10 o'clock every morning.
Day 2. Sunday 19 August 2018. Cuba Cultural Tours start in Old Havana
Morning: Cuba cultural tours from USA start by paying a visit to
Old Havana's Scale Model
, a scale model that reproduces in scale 1:1500 the historical centre and surrounding strips of Havana city. The model is the work of love of Orlando Martorell and his wife and it took them three years to complete. Our host for the morning, renowned Cuban architect Miguel Coyula will offer interesting insights into Havana's growth over the last 500 years.
Most of our Cuba cultural trips for Americans include a complimentary lunch. An today, it will be served at the stylish
Cafe Laurent
. Located just around the corner from the historic Hotel Nacional, this privately run restaurant soon became one of the best in the city.
Afternoon: after lunch, we will tour the world famous
Experimental Printing Workshop
founded by Cuban artist Orlando Suarez in 1962. Despite of the fact that printmaking in Cuba has a long history that can be traced back to the use of designed lithographs and printings to decorate Cigar boxes in the 19th century,
Taller de Grafica Experimental
remains Cuba's only cooperative workshop were many young Cuban artists can be found working tirelessly every day. There's an art gallery in the upper floor that showcases authentic Cuba etchings and lithographs produced in the workshop_ a
in our Cuba cultural travel from US.
Our Cuba art tour will continue with a walking tour of
UNESCO World Heritage Site
Old Havana
. Following the lead of your expert Authentic Cuba Travel guide we will start at the
Cathedral Square
First thing you will notice is that this is a very intimate pretty lively square, and then you will take notice of the beautiful
Cathedral of Havana
showcasing two unequal towers that somehow frame the theatrical baroque facade of the building.
The one-time wealthy merchants of colonial Havana built their palaces around the square in the late 18th century. Among those, the former
Palace of the Counts of Casa Bayona
(1720) which is the oldest house on the Plaza and an example of Havana's architecture of the 18th and 19th century. Today it contains the Museum of Colonial Art. We belive that Cuba cultural travel from USA should devote ample time to explore the architectural heritage of Cuba.
Palace of the Marquises of Aguas Claras
(1760) is renowned for its wide portico and Andalucian central patio. The Palace houses El Patio restaurant today, which you can't miss because of the non-stop live music played by the host band.
We will continue by foot to the original site of foundation of
San Cristobal de La Habana
in 1519. A commemorative neoclassical chapel, known as
El Templete
on the east side of the
Arms Square
marked the spot. Inside the little building we find three paining depicting the historical event by Jean Baptiste Vermay.
Next to
El Templete
we can see the oldest fortress of Cuba built by the Spaniards around the mid of the 16th century,
Castillo de La Real Fuerza
served as the seat of government for 200 years. Do not miss the west tower of the castle which is crowned by one of the most authentic Cuba symbols, a weather-vane known as
La Giraldilla
cast in broze in Havana in 1632.
Used for military exercises and official ceremonies during colonial times, the
Plaza de Armas
stood as the centre of Spanish ruling in Cuba for 400 centuries. The
Palace of the Captain Generals
on the west site of the square was the residence of the Captain General and seat of Spanish authority until Cuba gained its independence at the beginning of the 20th century. The neighboring
Palace of the Vice-Governor
, Palacio del Segundo Cabo served as the headquarters of the Spanish vice governors during the same period.
Our Cuba travel through history takes us now to the commercial square of the old city. Centered by a white marble sculpture titled
The Lions' Fountain
(1836) by Italian sculptor Gaginni, and flanked by the former
Church and Convent of San Francisco de Asis
San Francisco Square
has a long trading history that started in earlier colonial days when it served to store cargo arriving in the harbor and continued well until the early 20th century when Havana's commodities exchange market,
La Lonja del Comercio
was established here.
We will pay visits to the art galleries, workshops and private residences of well-established painters Cuban
Nelson Dominguez
and Venezuelan
Carmen Montilla
. Both artists financed the restoration of beautiful colonial 18th century houses facing the square and were granted a for-life lease on the properties on return by the Office of the City Historian.
Cuba cultural trips will have to pay a mandatory visit to the
Old Square
(or Plaza Vieja) because of the abundance of authentic Cuban art galleries in the area. In fact, a few of the former mansions of Havana's aristocracy such as the
House of Jaruco Counts
that surround the square contain important art galleries today such as the
Fototeca de Cuba
(Photo Art Exhibits), the
Centre for the Development of Visual Arts
La Casona Art Gallery
to mention some. Your Authentic Cuba Travel tour guide will give you an introduction to such important art institutions for the promotion and preservation of Cuban visual arts.
Next we will take some time off at the famous
Market of Old Havana
where you can do some souvenir shopping.
Evening: there are no scheduled activities in the itinerary tonight and we recommend taking advantage of the time to attend a performance of the
National Ballet of Cuba
at the
Gran Teatro de La Habana
. Please check with your authentic Cuban guide for ticket availability and theatre programming (optional/ not included).
Day 3. Monday 20 August 2018. Cuba Cultural Travel through Time!
Morning: today our Cuba Cultural Journey for US Citizens will sort of travel through time as we embark on a crash course on Cuban art history. Cuban art is always being a reflection of the demographics of the country, mainly of Spanish and African origins. And Cuban artists have always managed to depict the reality of the different historical moments of the Cuban society while appropriating trendy European and North American styles in vogue during each period. That's why, as part of our Cuba art tour, we will spend most of this morning exploring the world's largest collection of Cuban arts housed at the
Palacio de Bellas Artes
From the earliest religious art works of
Nicolas de La Escalera
in colonial times to the latest trends in conceptual art produced in Cuba this decade by artists like
and others, this world class art museum showcases all Cuban art works that have stood the past of time. It represents an unparalleled opportunity for our art Cuba tour participants to gain an in depth knowledge of Cuban arts
Then we are off for some rumba and authentic Cuba "live" culture to
Callejon de Hamel
, a picturesque street in the municipality of Centro Habana where gigantic Afro- Cuban inspired murals covered the facades of entire buildings. This is the art work and brainchild of renowned Cuban artist
Salvador Gonzalez
who will welcome our group at his studio. Each Sunday rumba musicians and dancers turn this alleyway into a big street party.
But Salvador is not the only artist who has turned a somewhat humble neighbourhood into a world class attraction.
Cuban artist
Jose Fuster
, a well-established ceramist and painter is also a man on a mission. Next we will take a bus ride to
Jaimanitas town
, a coastal town at the western edge of Havana city where Fuster established its private residence, workshop and center of operations more than 30 years ago.
As we entered
we start to see humble fishermen houses showcasing vibrant and colourful ceramic murals and artworks. So far about 80 homes have been decorated by Fuster who intends to continue until there are no blank spaces left in the town.
We will enjoy a
complimentary lunch
hosted by the artist, sometimes nicknamed the
Caribbean Picasso
, at his house, a wild homage to Gaudi and Brancusi
Afternoon: one of the highlights of our Cuba cultural tours is the chance to meet with Cuban upcoming artists who are already making a name for themselves in Cuba and in European and North American markets. The afternoon will be devoted to visit the private galleries, workshops and studios of some of them like
Alicia Leal
Juan Moreira
Juan Carlos Alom
Britos' Sisters
Ernesto Benitez
Evening: tonight is a special night as our group will be hosted by Cuban musicians at the
Elsa's Rooftop
in Old Havana. Salsa, Rumba and Mambo are among the popular Cuban rhythms you will dance to and even play this evening led by Elsa and her team, an authentic Cuba treat!
Day 4. Tuesday 21 August 2018. Latest Trends in Cuba's Art
Morning: today we will tour the
Faculty of Visual Arts
Cuba's National School of Arts
. The faculty seats on the 18-hole golf club of the elitist former Havana Country Club. It is the most striking of five buildings erected in the area in the early 1960's showcasing long brick curving corridors and domed halls in woman-like shapes and it is the brainchild of Cuban architect Ricardo Porro.
Once again our Cultural travel to Cuba offers our American travelers the opportunity of meaningful people to people exchanges with the real Cuban people. As we tour the classrooms, workshops and facilities of the
Higher Institute of Arts
(elevated to this status in 1976), we will meet the youngest generation of Cuba's plastic artists and their professors all active artists themselves.
El Aljibe restaurant
, an institution for Cuban restaurateurs is our next stop. Authentic Cuban recipes the likes of rotisserie chicken, black beans and white rice are in the complimentary menu which is cmplemented by the genuine Cuban decor of the place.
Afternoon: first we will go the well-established government-run
Galeria Havana
(or Havana's Art Gallery) (1962) considered Cuba's premier cultural institution for the promotion of the latest trends in Cuban visual arts. Among the exhibitions that the Havana Art Gallery has hosted through the years are those of Cuba's most famous artists such as
Wifredo Lam
Amelia Pelaez
Rene Portocarrero
The remainder of the afternoon, in this Cuba cultural travel for US citizens, will be devoted to visit the studios of Cuban artist who have been considered as iconic figures of the so called generation of the 1990's decade when the tragedy of immigration, economic isolation and scarcity in the island became central themes. We are talking about artists like
Carlos Garaicoa
Jose Angel Toirac
Evening: the saying goes amongst Cubans that if you are a "real" Cuban, you must attend the
Ceremony of the Shooting of the Cannon
at least once in your lifetime. This colourful ceremony takes place every night at 9 O'clock in the Fortaleza de La Cabana (largest Spanish-built military fortification in The Americas). For sure it is an authentic Cuba tradition that we do not want our Cuba travellers to miss.
Day 5. Wednesday 22 August 2018. Exploring Well-Established Cuban Art Galleries
Morning: our first visit of the day's Cuba cultural travel is to the
Centro de Arte Contemporaneo Wifredo Lam
. If you have visited the
Museum of Modern Art of New York
(MOMA), then you have probably seen some of the most famous art works by Wifredo Lam,
The Jungle
(1943) painted by the artist in Cuba after his return from Europe where he met Pablo Picasso and Andres Breton and he was an active member himself of the Surrealist movement.
Housed in the former mansion of the Condes de Penalver by the Cathedral Square,
The Contemporary Art Centre Wifredo Lam
was established to preserve and promote the life and work of Wifredo Lam. Since 1984 the cultural institution is also taken the role of the organization of the Havana Art Biennial, a fair that takes place every two years for the promotion of Cuban and Third World artists.
As lunch is not included today in your cultural Cuba travel schedule, your Authentic Cuba Travel guide will help you choose a cafeteria, restaurant or paladar (family-owned restaurants) to have lunch on your own.
Afternoon: this afternoon we go up front to the
Plaza Vieja
for more up close and personal visits to the art institutions surrounding the square.
We will start at the
Centre for the Development of Visual Arts
to explore current exhibits by Cuban youngest generation of visual artists, then we will continue to the
Photo Gallery of Cuba
(Fototeca), Cuba's leading cultural organization when it comes to the preservation of the photographic patrimony of the island nation. Finally we will visit
La Casona Art Gallery
that contains several shops and art galleries run by Fondo Cubano de Bienes Culturales (Cuban Fund of Cultural Assets).
In the late afternoon, we go back to the National Hotel of Cuba.
Evening is free and we recommend you try some of the musical venues at the hotel such as the musical show at the
Parisien Cabaret
or simply enjoy the host band at the hotel's garden terrace while sipping a mojito and catching the sea breeze. Yes, best Cuba cultural tours also make a pause!
Day 6. Thursday 23 August 2018. Cuba Art Explorer II Goes Country!
This cultural journey to Cuba from USA takes you today for a day trip to Cuba's mountainous areas west of Havana city where we will visit an authentic Cuba village of little more than a thousand inhabitants.
Located in the ever-green
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of Sierra del Rosario
mountain range, and built by the banks of a man-made lake in the San Juan River,
Las Terrazas
boats a variety of nature related activities like hiking, trekking and bird watching and is charge with the atmosphere of the hospitality of the Cuban country people.
It is also home to several Cuban artisans and artists the likes of renowned naturalist painter
Lester Campa
whose workshop we will be honoured to visit today. We will also pay a visit to the former house of Cuba's singer and songwriter
Polo Montanez
that was converted into a museum in 2002 at his death_ another first of the cultural travel to Cuba from USA.
This area was a popular coffee growing region in the second half of the 19th century, and next we will explore the ruins of the
Buenavista Coffee Plantation
showcasing today the original drying platforms and estate house.
La Moka
is an upscale environmentally friendly hotel that we will visit next. Build amid the vegetation of pines, cedar trees, and mahoganies, it is sometimes hard to separate the man-made infrastructure from the natural settings.
A delicious countryside style lunch (complimentary) will be served at a rustic restaurant by the banks of the
San Juan River
Afternoon: we are going to enjoy some free time after lunch to explore the sights and sounds of village at our own pace, take a swim at the crystal clear waters of the San Juan River or partake in ecotourism activities in the area before heading back to Havana city.
Evening: if you wonder whether there's more to Cuban music than Son and Salsa, you should take a short walk tonight to the
Jazz Club La Zorra y El Cuervo
to enjoy the performances of
Cuba's best Jazz musicians
(optional/ not included). Even though it is not included in the schedule of your cultural Cuba travel, we encourage you to do so!
Day 7. Friday 24 August 2018. Closing acts
Today is free so that you can revisit some of your favourite art galleries and museums. If you bought any Cuban artwork directly from the artists, or are in the process of doing so, which by the way is one of the possibilities that our cultural travel to Cuba for Americans offers, you can also take part of the day to complete the required paper work to export your art pieces. No worries, your Authentic Cuba Travel guide and the artists' managers will do most of the work for you. We got your back!
Evening: as a closing act for the Art Cuba Explorer tour we will gathered for dinner at the upscale
Cafe del Oriente restaurant
. This is the moment to say farewell to your Cuban guide and bus driver as tomorrow would be kind of hectic with departure arrangements.
Day 8. Saturday 25 August 2018. Goodbye Cuba
This is the sad moment of the tour when we say goodbye to Cuba and its people. After checking twice your room and
safe deposit box
to make sure nothing is left behind, you will meet with your guide and bus driver at the hotel lobby for a transfer out to the Havana's airport. Keep handy your passport, flight tickets, and other travelling documentation as well as 25 cuc to pay for
Cuba's departure tax
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Cuba cultural tour participants are provided with "All Access" pass to attend all venues of Cuban cultural international events.
Guided tour of the Experimental Printing Workshop, a cultural cooperative of young Cuban artists.
Tour the Wifredo Lam Center, a cultural institution devoted to the study and promotion of contemporary visual arts in developing countries.
Private visits to the studios of Cuban contemporary artists such as Jose Fuster, Alicia Leal, Juan Moreira, Rene Pena and others prominent artists are part of Authentic Cuba Travel's cultural tours.
Travel to UNESCO World Heritage cities such as Old Havana, Vinales, Cienfuegos Historical Center, Colonial Trinidad, Santiago de Cuba, and other Cuban cities.
Guided tour of the Museum of Fine Arts' Cuban Collection, one of the most important cultural institutions in Cuba, where we see the evolution of Cuba's visual arts over the last 300 years.
Exchange with Cuban and international musicians, exhibitors, publishers and culture personalities.
Visit to Callejon de Hamel. An alleyway street where an effort of cultural rescue led by fine artist Salvador González has been underway since 1990.
Participate in the most traditional and popular cultural ceremonies in Cuba such as The Fire of the Cannon of 9 O'Clock.
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Travels to
Tour Dates
Real Cuba Tour 9
Havana, Las Terrazas, Vinales
Sep 16- Sep 23, 2017
Cuba Engage 9
Havana, Bay of Pigs, Trinidad
Sep 16- Sep 23, 2017
Real Cuba Tour 10
Havana, Las Terrazas, Vinales
Oct 14- Oct 21, 2017
Cuba Engage 10
Havana, Bay of Pigs, Trinidad
Oct 14- Oct 21, 2017
Cuba Business Tour
Havana, Matanzas & Varadero
Oct 15- Oct 22, 2017
Dance Cuba Tour
Havana & Las Terrazas
Oct 15- Oct 22, 2017
Healthcare Cuba Tour
Havana, Cienfuegos & Trinidad
Oct 15- Oct 22, 2017
Performing Arts Tour
Havana, Cienfuegos & Trinidad
Oct 15- Oct 22, 2017
Seven Cities I
Havana to Santiago de Cuba
Nov 9- Nov 20, 2017
Nature Cuba Travel
Havana, Vinales, Trinidad
Nov 10- Nov 19, 2017
Jo Jazz Havana
Havana, Las Terrazas, Vinales
Nov 15- Nov 22, 2017
Real Cuba Tour 11
Havana, Las Terrazas, Vinales
Nov 18- Nov 25, 2017
Cuba Engage 11
Havana, Bay of Pigs, Trinidad
Nov 18- Nov 25, 2017
Film Festival Cuba Tour
Havana & Vinales
Dec 9- Dec 16, 2017
Real Cuba Tour 12
Havana, Las Terrazas, Vinales
Dec 30- Jan 6, 2018
Cuba Engage 12
Havana, Bay of Pigs, Trinidad
Dec 30- Jan 6, 2018
Cuba Education Tour 9
Havana, Cienfuegos & Trinidad
Dec 30- Jan 6, 2018
Cuba Education Trip 10
Havana, Bay of Pigs, Santa..
Dec 30- Jan 6, 2018
Cuba Education Trip 11
Havana & Santiago de Cuba
Dec 30- Jan 6, 2018
Bird Watching Tour
Havana, Zapata, Trinidad..
Dec 30- Jan 6, 2018
Cuba Architecture II
Havana, Cienfuegos & Trinidad
Dec 30- Jan 6, 2018
Cuba Art Explorer IV
Havana & Las Terrazas
Dec 30- Jan 6, 2018
Jewish Heritage Tour
Havana, Cienfuegos, Trinidad
Dec 30- Jan 6, 2018
Photography Tour IV
Havana, Vinales, Trinidad
Dec 30- Jan 6, 2018
Family Discovery Tour
Havana, Cienfuegos, Trinidad
Dec 30- Jan 6, 2018
Jazz Festival 2018
Havana, Cienfuegos & Trinidad
Jan 14- Jan 22, 2018
Real Cuba Tour 1
Havana, Las Terrazas, Vinales
Jan 20- Jan 27, 2018
Cuba Engage 1
Havana, Bay of Pigs, Trinidad
Jan 20- Jan 27, 2018
Havana Book Fair 2018
Havana, Cienfuegos, Trinidad
Feb 9- Feb 16, 2018
Cuba Al Natural
Havana, Zapata, Trinidad..
Feb 16- Feb 27, 2018
Real Cuba Tour 2
Havana, Las Terrazas, Vinales
Feb 17- Feb 24, 2018
Cuba Engage 2
Havana, Bay of Pigs, Trinidad
Feb 17- Feb 24, 2018
Habano Cigar Festival
Havana & Vinales
Feb 24- Mar 3, 2018
Cuba Education Tour 1
Havana, Cienfuegos & Trinidad
Mar 3- Mar 10, 2018
Cuba Education Tour 2
Havana, Cienfuegos & Trinidad
Mar 10- Mar 17, 2018
Real Cuba Tour 3
Havana, Las Terrazas, Vinales
Mar 17- Mar 24, 2018
Cuba Engage 3
Havana, Bay of Pigs, Trinidad
Mar 17- Mar 24, 2018
Cuba Art Explorer I
Havana & Vinales
Mar 17- Mar 24, 2018
Bird Watching Tour
Havana, Zapata, Trinidad..
Mar 17- Mar 24, 2018
Baseball Tour
Havana, Cienfuegos, Trinidad..
Mar 17- Mar 24, 2018
Cuba Education Tour 3
Havana, Cienfuegos & Trinidad
Mar 17- Mar 24, 2018
Cuba Education Tour 4
Havana & Vinales
Mar 24- Mar 31, 2018
Photography Tour I
Havana, Vinales, Trinidad
Apr 14- Apr 21, 2018
The Nature of Cuba
Havana, Vinales, Trinidad..
Apr 14- Apr 23, 2018
Real Cuba Tour 4
Havana, Las Terrazas, Vinales
Apr 14- Apr 21, 2018
Cuba Engage 4
Havana, Bay of Pigs, Trinidad
Apr 14- Apr 21, 2018
4 Biosphere Reserves
Rosario, Zapata, Buenavista..
May 4- May 13, 2018
Real Cuba Tour 5
Havana, Las Terrazas, Vinales
May 19- May 26, 2018
Cuba Engage 5
Havana, Bay of Pigs, Trinidad
May 19- May 26, 2018
Photography Tour II
Havana, Vinales, Trinidad
Jun 16- Jun 23, 2018
Cuba Art Explorer II
Havana, Cienfuegos, Trinidad
Jun 16- Jun 23, 2018
Cuba Education Tour 5
Havana, Cienfuegos & Trinidad
Jun 16- Jun 23, 2018
Real Cuba Tour 6
Havana, Las Terrazas, Vinales
Jun 16- Jun 23, 2018
Cuba Engage 6
Havana, Bay of Pigs, Trinidad
Jun 16- Jun 23, 2018
Fire Festival Cuba Tour
Havana & Santiago de Cuba
Jun 30- Jul 7, 2018
Real Cuba Tour 7
Havana, Las Terrazas, Vinales
Jul 7- Jul 14, 2018
Cuba Engage 7
Havana, Bay of Pigs, Trinidad
Jul 7- Jul 14, 2018
Cuba Education Tour 6
Havana & Santiago de Cuba
Jul 7- Jul 14, 2018
Cuba Education Tour 7
Havana, Las Terrazas & Vinales
Jul 14- Jul 21, 2018
Real Cuba Tour 8
Havana, Las Terrazas, Vinales
Aug 18- Aug 25, 2018
Photographers On Tour
Havana, Vinales, Trinidad
Aug 18- Aug 25, 2018
Cuba Engage 8
Havana, Bay of Pigs, Trinidad
Aug 18- Aug 25, 2018
Cuba Education Tour 8
Havana, Cienfuegos & Trinidad
Aug 18- Aug 25, 2018
Cuba Art Explorer III
Havana & Vinales
Aug 18- Aug 25, 2018
Jews of Cuba Travel
Sta Clara, Cienfuegos, Havana
Aug 18- Aug 25, 2018
Cuba Legal Travel
Havana & Vinales
Aug 18- Aug 25, 2018
Cuba Architecture I
Havana, Cienfuegos & Trinidad
Aug 18- Aug 25, 2018
Seven Cities II
Havana to Santiago de Cuba
Aug 18- Aug 29, 2018
Cuba Ballet Festival
Havana & Vinales
Oct 26- Nov 2, 2018
Havana Art Biennial
Havana & Vinales
Nov 17- Nov 24, 2018
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Osi Umenyiora has been upset over his contract for years.
But any anger he harbored toward the New York Giants or GM Jerry Reese for not addressing it earlier -- Umenyiora has accused Reese of reneging on promises to do so and has been open to being dealt -- now seems like bad blood under the bridge after his deal was restructured Friday.
"I'm just happy, I'm happy all that's over with," Umenyiora said. "It's time to get back to work."
The two-time Pro Bowler, who fired his agent yesterday, also thanked his teammates for their support throughout the process.
"This gives me peace of mind, definitely," Umenyiora said. "We just resolved a situation. It really was affecting me in a bad way. Because I didn't like all the negativity that was surrounding the whole situation. I couldn't stand it, because if you know me, you know I'm not that type of person. I'm just happy all that is over with, and I'll be there. I'll play out this contract, I'll play this year and I'll play my heart out."
He was scheduled to make nearly $4 million this season before reaching free agency in 2013. Though the Giants did not reveal terms of the reworked contract, it sounds like Umenyiora will make more money in 2012 but didn't have any extra years added to the pact.
While battling a late-season ankle injury in 2011, Umenyiora came off the bench behind emergent all-pro Jason Pierre-Paul -- a role he didn't necessarily like -- but still finished with nine sacks in nine games while adding 3.5 in his rotational role in four playoff outings.
Umenyiora has 69 sacks in his nine-year career, though a knee injury cost him the entire 2008 season. He's averaged better than 10 sacks per season in the last four he's played dating to 2007.
"I appreciate Osi's patience and effort through this process," Reese said. "We talked it out, and it makes sense for everybody involved."
Nate Davis is a reporter, blogger and editor who's been at USA TODAY since 2000. He has covered the NFL since 2005. No, he did not play quarterback for Ball State. Davis' succession of our esteemed colleague Sean Leahy at The Huddle is considered a Brady-for-Bledsoe swap by most "insiders."More about Nate


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Getting Fit
The other side of the losing-weight coin is "I'm going to start (walking/running/climbing/tipping cows) more."
The top-of-mind stocks for this are old-guard apparel maker Nike (NYSE:NKE) and relative upstart Under Armour (NYSE:UA). Both have diversified athletic lines for men and women, and for just about every part of the body. UA is just an eighth of the size of Nike and has better growth prospects, but it's also running against that dangerous wall where high growth clashes with expectations for super-high growth.
That said, you might think "How much bigger can Nike get?" Actually, there's plenty of market left to eat. Sports apparel is a highly fragmented industry, and Nike is on top — but at only single-digit market share.
If you want to pander to the highfalutin folk, there's Lululemon (NASDAQ:LULU), which sells high-end yoga and other athletic apparel primarily geared toward women. LULU has nearly tripled in the past two years, but now it's trading at a lofty 45 times earnings. Plus, the company is facing pressure from cheaper competition. You actually might be better off gunning for an older company biting into Lululemon's business, such as Gap (NYSE:GPS), which is darn close to a 2012 doubler itself, thanks in part to its less-expensive Athleta line.
Past that, you could see increased traffic at Dick's Sporting Goods (NYSE:DKS), which in addition to selling traditional athletic apparel also covers weightlifting, outdoors and sports-specific gear. There's also Big 5 Sporting Goods (NASDAQ:BGFV), a smaller operator whose stock had slumped since 2009, but is seeing a nice resurgence this year and recently crushed third-quarter earnings.


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Anclote LB Kyle King signed with Black Hills State this morning.
The Sharks senior was a key part of his team's 6-5 season, which included a win in the Class 5A, District 6 tiebreakers and the first playoff appearance in program history.
King racked up 60 tackles (30 solo), a sack and a fumble recovery on defense. The 5-foot-11, 240-pound athlete also had eight pancake blocks on the offensive line.
King joins a procession of North Suncoast players to the Spearfish, S.D. school. Anclote teammate Terrell Martin and Pasco ATH Jujuan Henry have also signed with the Yellow Jackets, who play in the NCAA Division II Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.


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Public Transport
London to Glastonbury
- Quickest but most expensive. The tains from Paddington – London to Castle Cary approximately 1½ hours plus taxi (best pre booked) about 25 minutes.
- Trains from Paddington to Bristol Temple Meads. Walk to main road and the bus stop is usually on the right, bus 376 to Glastonbury Town Hall. It is recommended a taxi ,about 5 minutes , (taxi rank opposite) from the Town Hall to Tordown as it is all up hill and with luggage can take some time, 20 minutes walk. If you prefer to walk try getting off the bus at the top of the High Street just after the bus turns right in Glastonbury, this is before the Town Hall; alternatively if it is day time travel you could try the Tor Bus which runs from the carpark next to the Town Hall.
- Coach from Victoria Coach Station London leaves about 17.30 arrives about 22.30 Glastonbury. Return journey leaves Glastonbury 6.45 in the morning when taxis are expensive and in short supply . This is a very cheap way of travel but you lose over one day of your stay .
- Coach from Victoria Coach Station to Bristol Bus Station then 376 bus as above to Glastonbury ,a much more frequent service than above
Heathrow to Glastonbury
Bus from Heathrow to Bristol Bus Station then 376 Bus again as above
Bus to Reading, train to Bristol or Castle Cary then as above.
Bristol Airport
Take the Airport Flyer to Temple Meads station or the bus station then bus 376 to Glastonbury as above.
A taxi from the Airport to Tordown. This is more expensive but a lot quicker. If there are 2 people this is the better option.
From the South of England to Glastonbury
If you can reach Yeovil station the 376 bus runs from Yeovil to Glastonbury.
Alternatively a train to Castle Cary
From North England
There is a train from Edinburgh/York/Birmingham to Bristol Temple Meads.
Rail - www.nationalrail.co.uk
Bus - www.firstgroup.com/ukbus/southwest/somerset
Coaches - www.nationalexpress.com


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Zini's Pizzeria
4001 Cedar Springs Rd, Dallas, TX 75219
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- Mon - Thu
Open 24 Hours
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11:00 am - 12:00 pm
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CategoriesPizza, Take Out Restaurants, Italian Restaurants
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Take Out: Yes
Cuisines: Take Out, Italian, European, Continental, Pizza
Price Range : Below Average
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What a treasure in Oaklawn Zin...01/01/2013
What a treasure in Oaklawn Zini's Pizzeria is for us. I moved to Oaklawn in October, 2012 and had Zini's Pizza for the first time shortly after.
I am in my 60's and I have not found excelent tasting pizza like Zini's since I was a kid and a family from Italy opened a Pizza Shop in a cornor store in our neighborhood in Philadelphia.
The taste and texture of Zini's pizza is just like the dough that was so wonderful from that first experience of pizza from a true Itilian family.
And, the sauce tastes exactly like the sauce my Mom used to make from scratch and would simmer on the stove from about 8AM till around 6PM when we would have dinner.
Zini's sauce is so rich and thick and the spices are perfectly balanced. Zini's pizza is like a party in your mouth.
I have not tried any other of Zini's dishes, as I can not bring myself to order something other then Zini's pizza, because I would feel as though I was missing something if I did not have the pizza.
I am sure all of the dishes that use Zini's red sauce are out of this world because of their wonderful tasting sauce.
I have been telling everyong about Zini's. When I find something so good, I can not help but share the good news with my friends and people I meet in Dallas.
Editorial review from Citysearch06/24/2012
Zini's has a unique style of pizza and it always comes with more toppings than you will ever get at the big pizza chains. It is one of my top three pizza places. Delivery on a busy night however will take an hour to an hour and fifteen minutes. Still worth it though!
We drove over from Fort Worth ...06/16/2012
We drove over from Fort Worth because my husband saw a review for Zinis Pizza on the internet. We are always looking for a new, great place to eat in the metro. Zinis Pizza is probably the best pizza I have ever had. Seriously. I hate Zinis is so far from our home but we will definately head over to Dallas to eat here again. Really, really great pizza in my mouth.
This place sucks. I called the...03/21/2012
This place sucks. I called them after getting their number from the front desk at the hotel I am staying at. I called placed an order and they told me it would take about 35 - 40 minutes. SO after an hour I call back and they say its on its way and get my phonenumber. After 30 More minutes I call back and they say that they were waiting for me to call back? Seriously? I gave you my number is what I told the guy who was on the phone and he has the audacity to say it was someone else and he just came in. It was the same guy because he sounded high. So after about 1 hour and a half I just cancelled my order. Worst customer service ever. Hopefully that guy isnt the owner because then that place will get run to the ground with that kind of service.
Never again!
20 people gave this place five stars so i said what the heck i will try this place. Those 20 must of been stoned because the pizza is not even close to being the best in dallas. Pizza hut is better then this place. The best pizza that i have had in Dallas is Piggie Pie's pizza.
Great Lunch Special10/03/2011
Best lunch special on Cedar Springs! A slice, side salad and a fountain drink (with refils) for only $3.99. They also always a good selection of FRESH slices for your pleasure anytime of the day. Great people watchin on their patio.
If you are in Cedar Springs, this is THE place to eat your pizza!! The pizza is definitely the way you want it! I love the pepperoni with feta cheese. The atmosphere is great not to mention a great staff. Overall you really cant go wrong at zini's.
Great Tasting Pizza!01/29/2011
I took my friend and my Groupon certificate for lunch at Zini's this past Thursday (1/27/11), and had a great time. The young lady explained how the certificate worked, then stood back and let us make our choice.
We orderd the ""Everything"" pizza w/o green olives, and added fresh tomatoes, in the largest size, collected our drinks and sat in a booth to wait. It seemed like a long time (not many diners right at that moment in the shop), but when it came, what a treat it was.
It was served hot out of the oven and just like we ordered it. The crust was appreciatively thin and good, too, which was very nice. Along with all the ingredients served with this choice, the whole pie was excellent and just what the customer ordered!
I'm going again to take other friends, and would recommend the establishment to anyone looking for a great pizza pie.
Zini's is definitely a great pizza place, their pepperoni with feta cheese pizza is worth the trip alone! Of course any other toppings on their pizzas would beat out any major pizza chain. Not to mention very good service. Needless to say, i am a repeat customer. Just try it, you'll love it!
Wow! Zini's is an excellent choice for Pizza if you are in the metroplex. Arguably the best pizza in Dallas! They also offer Pizza by the slice if you don't want a whole pie. Where else could you grab great pizza to satisfy a hearty appetite and walk away with a chocolate fortune cookie? Outsanding! Once you try it you will be back.
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I have to lovely pair lovebird, the female had its male past away a month age and bought it a new male and now its nearly 3 weeks since they are together they sometime fight and after they will poron each other. I also add a nestbox 2 weeks age ago. I add some fresh palm leaves so they can shred and keep in the box. I see them shred and keep it under there tail. I am ready for them to breed but no sign of them mating. They are showing nest behavior but no eggs until now. I was thinking that they can foster other lovebird egg. Is it a good decision or should I wait. I want them to breed so badly.
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Fleury strikes out to start the Blue Wahoos third.
Fleury strikes out to start the Blue Wahoos third.
Dragons allow a leadoff double to start the 11th, but the run does not cross. 1-1 in the middle of 11.
Mahay and Jordan Smith really getting roughed up in the top of 8. Two runs in already and runners on second and third with no outs. 7-4.
Blue Wahoos still hitless (and scoreless) through three after striking out in order in the top of three.
Jordan Smith induces a weak grondout back to him to get the first out in the top of 8.
Lotzkar allows a leadoff single to start the third, then tries to pick him off which allows the runner to go to second. A fly out allows the runner to move to third. The next runner flies out but not deep enough to score the run. Two outs and a runner at third.
Smith walks the bases loaded. Still only one out.
Lotzkar gets through the third unscathed by inducing a groundout to short to end the inning.
The Dragons go down in order in the bottom of the 11th. Heading to 12 in Dayton tied at 1.
Smith allows a bases loaded double and the Bats trail 9-4.
Jordan Smith allows another single and is leaving me wondering if he would be better served working with Billy Bray down in Goodyear...
After the RBI single, Smith allows an RBI groundout. Bats now trail 11-4.
The Reds' best friend, Bill Hall, mercily allows the drubbing of Jordan Smith to end. 11-4 in the middle of 8.
Bats lost 11 4.
Blue Wahoos trail 3 1 in the bottom of the seventh and they are being delayed by rain. Six hits in seven innings for the Blue Wahoos. Brodie has two. Lotzkar went six allowing three runs (only two earned), he allowed three walks, five hits and punched out two. Not the worst AA debut.
Wow the Dragons lost in the 16th inning. They did not get a hit in seven extra innings. Woof. Theo Bowe with an 0 for 6 to drop his BA to 189.
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> The D-Link is common.
> The RALink probably isn't - I yanked it out of a free toy router that
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Violin Concerto Op.7 (1965) dur.22 mins.
For Yfrah Neaman
22.214.171.124 18.104.22.168 timp. perc.(1) - str
Adagio-Allegro Adagietto Vivace
1st perf. 29 April 1968 London (Camden Festival)
Yfrah Neaman (vl) New Cantata Orchestra cond.James Stobart Full score, parts for hire
Piano score, solo part for sale
Dialogue for Violin and Orchestra Op.16 (1968) dur.15 mins.
;For Maria Lidka
188.8.131.52 22.214.171.124 str
Lento,a tempo moderato Allegro scherzando Cadenza Tempo I
1st perf. 20 May 1969 London (South Bank)
Maria Lidka (vl) London Mozart Players cond Harry Blech
Full score,parts for hire
Piano score, solo part for sale
Double Concerto Op.19 (1970) dur.24 mins.
For violin, violoncello and orchestra
2(=picc.).1.2(=b.cl.).1 126.96.36.199. perc.(1).hp.cel. str
Allegro moderato Cadenza - Passacaglia
1st perf. 11 May 1970 London (South Bank)
Maria Lidka (vl) Christopher Bunting (vc) London Mozart Players
cond Andrzej Panufnik
Full score, parts for hire
Piano score, solo parts for sale
Spring Night Op.23 (1971) dur.22 mins.
Concert Aria for mezzo soprano and orchestra
For Janet Stickland
188.8.131.52. 18.104.22.168. timp. perc.(2) pf. str
Poems by Sidney Keyes
Spring Night The lover The crowning
1st perf. 13 March 1972 London (South Bank)
Janet Stickland (m.sop.) London Mozart Players cond Janos Furst
Full score, parts for hire
Miniature score, vocal score for sale
Symphony I Op.26 (1973) dur. 25 mins.
2(=picc.).2.2.2. 22.214.171.124. timp. perc. (3) pf. str
Allegro energico Adagio Vivace
1st perf. 22 July 1975 Dublin (RTE)
RTE Symphony Orchestra cond Proinnsias ODuinn
Full score, parts for hire
Miniature score for sale
Cello Concerto Op.27 (1973) dur. 16 mins.
For Christopher Bunting
0.2.0.0. 0.1.0.0. str
Vivace energico Slow (alternating with) Vivace
1st perf. 20 May 1974 London (South Bank)
Christopher Bunting (vc) Belgian Chamber Orchestra
cond Francis Routh
Full score , parts for hire
Piano score, solo part for sale
Piano Concerto I Op.32 (1976) dur. 23 mins.
18.104.22.168. 126.96.36.199. timp. str
Quick Slow Lively
1st perf. 26 September 1977 London (South Bank)
Yonty Solomon (pf) Steinitz Bach Players Paul Steinitz
Full score, parts for hire
Piano score for sale
Scenes for Orchestra I Op.36 (1982) dur. 35 mins.
2(=picc).2.2(=b.cl.).2.c-bsn. 22.214.171.124. timp.perc.(2) hp.pf.cel. str
Prelude,Fanfare Morning over the city Sunlight and shadow
Festive dance of the redeemed To the evening star
Full score, parts for hire
Oboe Concerto Op.46 (1984) dur. 19 mins
To Alexandre Myrat
18.104.22.168 - 126.96.36.199. - str
Moderato Vivace Slow Vivace
1st perf. 11 December 1986 Amiens,France (Maison de la Culture)
Bernard Philippe (ob.) Le Sinfonietta de Picardie
cond Alexandre Myrat
Poème Fantastique for piano and orchestra Op.48 (1988) dur.30 mins
For Jeffrey Jacob
2.2(=cor anglais).2.2.c-bsn. 184.108.40.206. timp. perc.(2) hp. str
Slow-Vivace Slow Slow-Vivace
1st perf. 31 January 1989 London (South Bank)
Jeffrey Jacob (pf) London Philharmonic cond Jacek Kasprzyk
Full score, parts for hire
Piano score for sale
Ciacona (Romance) Op.51 (1989) dur. 10 mins.
Transcribed from Op.50/1
i for violoncello and strings
For Christopher Bunting
ii for violin and strings
For Michael Bochmann
Moderato - Allegro moderato
Full scores, parts for hire
Piano scores for sale
Suite for String Orchestra Op.59 (1992) dur. 21 mins.
Vivace energico Intermezzo Pavan Scherzo Finale
1st perf. 11 March 1993 London (Royal Academy of Music)
RAM String Orchestra cond David Strange
Capriccio Op.62 (1995) dur. 19 mins
2.picc.2.2.b-cl.2. 220.127.116.11. timp. perc.(2). pf. - str
Con mote energico Slow, sustained (Nocturne) con brio
Full score , parts for hire
Scenes for Orchestra II Op.65 (2000 - )
22.214.171.124. 22.214.171.124. timp. perc.(1) str
Vivace non troppo
in progress
Symphony II Op.75 (2005) dur.28 mins.
188.8.131.52. 126.96.36.199. timp. str
Allegro con brio Adagio Vivace
in progress
Works without op. number
Cupid and Death (1974)
Suite for orchestra after the Masque (1653) by
Matthew Locke and Christopher Gibbons
188.8.131.52. 0.0.0.0. str quartet str orchestra
Sinfonia Saraband Pavan La Volta Galliard Branle
Introduction and Air Introduction and Minuet Hornpipe
1st perf. 2 February 1974 London (South Bank)
Monteverdi Orchestra cond John Eliot Gardiner
Full score, parts for hire
Miniature score for sale
Romanian Dance (1990) dur. 5mins.
For Anda Anastasescu
0.2.0.0. 184.108.40.206. pf str
Allegro Presto
1st perf. August/September 1990 Bucharest (Academy ) and tour
Anda Anastasescu (pf) Bucharest Academy Orchestra
Miniature score for sale
See under Piano Duet
Triumphal March (1955/1997) dur. 7 mins.
126.96.36.199. 220.127.116.11. timp. perc.(2) str
Full score,parts for hire
See under Organ Music (Works without op.no.)
Duo Op.12 (1967) dur. 14 mins.
for violin and piano
For Maria Lidka
Lento liberamente (theme) Allegro vivace (var. 1-5)
Berceuse Adagio (var. 6-8) Vivace (var. 9-15) Coda
1st perf. 3 December 1967 London (South Bank)
Maria Lidka (vl) Francis Routh (pf)
Score, part for sale
Dance Suite for String Quartet Op.13 (1967) dur. 15 mins.
For the Amici String Quartet
Moderato (theme) Piu mosso-presto (var.1-5)
Pavan Lento(var.6-7) Galliard, Trio (var.8-9)
Vivace (var.10-13) Coda (var.14)
1st perf. 28 November 1968 London (South Bank)
Amici String Quartet
Lionel Bentley, Michael Jones (violins)
Christopher Wellington (viola) Peter Halling (violoncello)
Score, parts for sale
Sonata for Solo Violoncello Op.21 (1971) dur. 11 mins.
For Christopher Bunting
Andante sostenuto-Allegro Andante espressivo Scherzo,Trio Vivace
1st perf. 10 October 1971 London (BBC Radio 3)
Christopher Bunting (vc)
Score for sale
Piano Quartet Op.22 (1971) dur. 15 mins.
Allegro moderato-Allegro Adagio Vivace
1st perf. 10 October 1971 London (private house-concert)
Maria Lidka (vl) Simon Whistler (vla) Vivian Joseph (vc)
Francis Routh (pf)
Score, parts for sale
Serenade for String Trio Op.24 (1972) dur. 14 mins.
March: Spiritoso Arietta: Andante Scherzo :Vivace
Elegy : Largo Capriccio : Presto
1st perf. 10 May 1980 Australia (Armidale NSW)
New England Ensemble
Andrew Lorenz (vl) Robert Harris (vla) Janis Laurs (vc)
ii Elegy (4) transcribed for guitar solo (Op.47/4)
iii Elegy (4) transcribed for piano solo (see under piano music)
Score , parts for sale
Sonata for Cello and Piano Op.31 (1975) dur.17 mins.
For Christopher
Quasi recit. Poco vivace Quasi recit. Vivace scherzando
1st perf. 10 November 1975 Germany (Wurzburg, Hochschule)
Christopher Bunting (vc) Francis Routh (pf)
Score , part for sale
Mosaics for two violins Op.33 (1976) dur.14 mins.
For Klaus Assmann and Mechthild Boekheler
Prelude,recitative Marziale Piangevole Moderato
Sotto voce Scherzo, Trio Allegro energico
1st perf. 27 November 1977 London (South Bank)
Klaus Assmann Mechthild Boekheler (vls)
Score for sale
Oboe Quartet Op.34 (1977) dur. 10 mins.
For oboe, violin, viola, violoncello
For Janet Craxton
Allegro moderato Vivace (var. 1-5) Lento liberamente (var.6-8)
Vivace (var. 9-12) A tempo moderato (coda)
1st perf. 19 October 1977 Germany (Cologne, British Council)
London Oboe Quartet
Janet Craxton (ob.) Perry Hart (vl) Brian Hawkins (vla)
Charles Tunnell (vc)
Score, parts for sale
Fantasy in one movement Op. 35 (1978) dur. 19 mins.
For violin and piano
Introduction-Moderato-Andante-Vivace scherzando-Andante-Coda
1st perf. 23 Julyt 1980 London (BBC Radio 3)
Ralph Holmes (vl) Susan Bradshaw (pf)
Score, part for sale
Concerto for Ensemble I Op.41 (1981) dur. 22 mins.
For clarinet, guitar, piano, violin, viola, violoncello
Vivace energico Adagio Vivace
1st perf. 28 February 1982 Budapest (Zeneakademia) and tour
Redcliffe Ensemble
Angela Malsbury (cl) Timothy Walker (gtr) Francis Routh (pf)
Susan Lynn (vl) Garth Knox (vla) Gillian Thoday (vc)
Score, parts for hire
Tragic Interludes for solo oboe Op.43 (1982) dur. 8 mins.
For Robin Canter
Warfare: Vivace Divine refuge: Scherzando Human suffering: slow
Doubt: Moderato Decision: Moderato Pity :Vivace, grazioso
1st perf. 24 February 1983 London (South Bank)
Robin Canter (ob.)
ii Scored for flute, harp, violin , viola, violoncello
Scores, parts for sale
Concerto for Ensemble II Op.44 (1983) dur. 17 mins.
For clarinet, guitar, piano, violin, viola, violoncello
Vivace Slow Presto
1st perf. 20 November 1985 London (South Bank)
Redcliffe Ensemble
Angela Malsbury (cl.) Timothy Walker (gtr) Francis Routh (pf)
Nicholas Ward (vl) Simon Rawson (vla) Gillian Thoday (vc)
Score, parts for hire
Dance Interludes Op.47 (1985) dur. 9 mins.
For flute and guitar
Moderato Adaio Vivace Elegy:Largo Allegro molto
1st perf. 4 September 1985 Singapore (Australian HC)
Judith Hall (fl) Timothy Walker (gtr)
Score for sale
Diversions for solo violin Op.49 (1987/1996) dur. 13 mins.
Vivace Andante Lento Vivace
1st perf. (I, II) 22 June 1992 London (St Peters,Hammersmith)
(III, IV) 1 December 1996 London (private house-concert)
Michael Bochmann (vl)
ii For violin and piano
1st perf. 27 November 2002 London (South Bank)
Adam Summerhayes (vl) Alan Brown (pf)
Scores for sale
Fantasy Duo Op.54 (1990) dur. 18 mins.
For violin and piano
For Tasmin Little and Piers Lane
At a moderate speed Slow Quick
1st perf. 14 January 1991 London (Wigmore Hall)
Tasmin Little (vl) Piers Lane (pf)
Score, part for sale
Concerto for Ensemble III Op.55 (1991) dur. 16 mins.
For clarinet, horn, piano, violin, viola, violoncello
Vivace energico Andante Larghetto Minuet Vivace energico
1st perf. 17 July 1991 Sheffield (Merlin Theatre)
Redcliffe Ensemble
Nicholas Cox (cl) Peter Francomb (hn) Piers Lane (pf)
Nicholas Ward (vl) Richard Muncey (vla) Gillian Thoday (vc)
Score, parts for hire
Sonata for solo violin Op.58 (1992) dur. 15 mins.
Ar a moderate speed Slow Quick
1st perf. 11 May 1994 London (Royal Academy of Music)
Clio Gould (vl)
Score for sale
Clarinet Quintet Op.61 (1994) dur. 19 mins.
For clarinet, violin I, violin II, viola, violoncello
For Nicholas Cox
Vivace Slow Vivace,con mote Allegro Presto
1st perf. 7 August 1995 Bristol (St Georges, Brandon Hill)
Redcliffe Ensemble
Nicholas Cox (cl) Nicholas Ward (vl) Peter Pople (vl)
Ivo-Jan van der Werff (vla) Paul Marleyn (vc)
Score, parts for sale
Divertimento for String Quartet Op.66 (1998) dur. 14 mins.
For the Bochmann String Quartet
Andante moderato-Vivace energico Adagio Allegro molto
1st perf. 27 September 1998 Chipping Norton (The Theatre)
Bochmann String Quartet
Michael Bochmann, Mark Messenger (vls)
Helen Robarts (vla) Peter Adams (vc)
Score, parts for sale
Suite for Tbilisi (Concerto for Ensemble IV) Op.67 (1977) dur. 20 mins,
For clarinet, trumpet, piano, violin, viola, violoncello
Vivace Slow Allegro molto Intermezzo Presto
1st perf. October 1997 Georgia (Tbilisi Festival)
Redcliffe Ensemble Performance cancelled
Score parts for hire
Sonata No.2 for Cello and Piano Op.69 (1999) dur. 14 mins.
For Maria Wiesmaier
Vivace Andante Vivace non troppo
1st perf. May 2000 Berlin (Humboldt University) and tour
Maria Wiesmaier (vc) Timothy Carey (pf)
Score, part for sale
Symphonic Variations Op.73 (2003) dur. 14 mins.
For clarinet and piano
For Nicholas Cox
I Andante (theme,var.1) Vivace (var.2-10) Andante (var.11)
III Adagio (var.12-13)
IV Alla Marcia (var.14) Giocoso (var.15-25)
1st perf. 20 November 2003 Liverpool (Philharmonic Hall)
Nicholas Cox (cl) Ian Buckle (pf)
Score , part for sale
Balulalow Op.1 (1955) dur. 3 mins.
For choir SATB unaccompanied
Words by Wedderburn (16th century)
1st perf. Christmas 1955 London (Christ Church, Kensington)
Score for sale
A Woman Young and Old Op.4 (1962) dur. 15 mins.
For high voice and piano
Poems by W.B.Yeats
Father and child Before the world was made For Anne Gregory
The fool by the roadside Her triumph Meeting FromTheAntigone
1st perf. 12 October 1962 London (Leighton House, Kensington)
Noelle Barker (sop) Colin Tilney (pf)
Score for sale
Four Shakespeare Songs Op.5 (1963) dur. 13 mins.
For high voice and piano
For Ilse Wolf
Orpheus with his lute (from King Henry VIII)
How should I your true love know (from Hamlet)
Sigh no more, ladies ( from Much ado about nothing )
Blow, blow thou winter wind (from As you like it )
1st perf. 12 November 1963 Germany (Cologne, British Council)
Elegy Op.6 (1964) dur. 9 mins.
For high voice, violin, piano
Poems St John of the Cross, tr. Roy Campbell
Recitative - Upon a gloomy night
Passacaglia - Upon that lucky night
Andante quasi Adagio - Within my flowering breast
1st perf. 1 October 1968 Nottingham University
Ilse Wolf (sop) Yfrah Neaman (vl) Martin Isepp (pf)
Score, parts for sale
Songs of Farewell Op.8 (1965) dur. 13 mins.
For high voice and piano
In memoriam Benjamin 24.ix.59 - 13.viii.60
The Spring (Kathleen Raine) Glycines Song (S.T.Coleridge)
Comfort to a youth that had lost his love (Robert Herrick)
A babys epitaph (Algernon Charles Swinburne)
A farewell (George Gascoigne)
1st perf. 7 May 1965 London (Arts Council)
Ilse Wolf (sop) Paul Hamburger (pf)
Score for sale
Songs of Lawrence Durrell Op.10 (1966) dur. 13 mins.
For high voice and piano
This unimportant morning Water music Nemea Lesbos Echo
1st perf. 16 May 1966 London (Arts Council)
Noelle Barker (sop) Robert Sherlaw Johnson (pf)
Score for sale
Ode to the Evening Star Op.11 (1967) dur. 4 mins.
For choir SSAATTBB unaccompanied
Poem by William Blake
1st perf. 28 April 1967 London (Arts Council)
Vaughan Williams Singers cond Francis Routh
Score for sale
Circles Op.18 (1969) dur. 17 mins
A Vocal Divertimento
For high voice, clarinet, viola, piano
Words by Stephen Tunnicliffe
Introduction - A spinning top Interlude I The pebble in the pond Interlude II - The dance
1st perf. April 1970 Dartington College and tour
Audrey Attwood (sop)
Score, parts for hire
The Death of Iphigenia Op.25 (1972) dur. 15 mins.
Words from Aeschylus Agamemnon tr. Gilbert Murray
i For mezzo soprano and piano
For Janet Stickland
1st perf. 14 March 1973 London (Wigmore Hall)
Janet Stickland (m.sop) Paul Hamburger (pf)
ii For soprano and thirteen instruments
flute (=picc),oboe, clarinet, horn, trumpet, trombone, percussion (1)
harp, piano, violin, viola, violoncello, bass
1st perf. 13 December 1978 London (South Bank)
Jane Manning (sop) Redcliffe Ensemble cond Edwin Roxburgh
Score, parts for hire
On a Deserted Shore Op.30 (1975) dur. 36 mins.
From a sequence of poems by Kathleen Raine
For soprano solo, semi-chorus (m-s. t.b.), double choir SSAATTBB
Two pianos, percussion (3)
1st perf. 8 December 1975 London (South Bank)
Felicity Lott (sop) Caroline Friend (m.sop) Philip Langridge (tenor)
Christopher keyte (bar) BBC Singers Redcliffe Ensemble
John Constable, Roger Vignoles (pf) cond John Poole
Score for sale
Score, parts for hire
Vocalise Op.38 (1979) dur. 15 mins.
For soprano, clarinet, piano, violin, violoncello
Moderate Lively Slow Fast Moderate Lively
1st perf. 12 July 1979 London (St Bartholomews Festival)
Jane Gregson (sop) Redcliffe Ensemble
Score, parts for hire
Songs of Sir Walter Scott Op.39 (1980) dur. 12 mins.
For baritone and piano
Normans song on the night before battle
Funeral song on the death of Duncan Soldiers song Song
1st perf. 22 October 1981 London (South Bank)
Andrew Knight (bar) Ian Warson (pf)
Score for sale
Songs of Dachine Rainer Op.40 (1980) dur. 8 mins.
For high voice and piano
For Deborah Cook
Older Hymn to winter Night music
1st perf. 27 January 1981 London (Wigmore Hall)
Deborah Cook (sop) Jonathan Hinden (pf)
Loves Fool Op.40a (1980/83) dur. 10 mins
Older (Dachine Rainer) The fool by the roadside (W.B.Yeats)
Du, meine welt (Dachine Rainer)
i For soprano, flute, guitar
1st perf. 27 May 1981 Berlin (British Centre)
Edith Urbanczyk (sop) Marianne Koch-Hoffer (fl) Rolf Kaiser (gtr)
ii For soprano, flute, piano
1st perf. 24 October 1983 London (South Bank)
Japan Music Pool
Takako Selby-Okamato (sop) Lyn McLarin (fl)
Keiko Tokunaga (pf)
Scores (both versions), parts for sale
Woefully Arrayed Op.52 (1990) dur. 27 mins.
Poem by John Skelton (1460-1529)
For Michael Ashcroft
For soprano, baritone soli, choir SATB, boys choir a2
Orchestra 126.96.36.199. 126.96.36.199. timp. perc.(1) pf. str
1st perf. 17 January 1993 London (Dulwich College)
Mari Williams (sop) David Crown (bar) Vasari Singers
Boys choir, orchestra of Dulwich College cond Michael Ashcroft
Full score, parts for hire
Vocal score for sale
Ripeness is all Op.53 (1990) dur. 20 mins.
For tenor and piano
For George Shirley
Poems by Dachine Rainer
Birthday Sonnet January thaw Epithalamium Season
Spears and Fiddleheads Encounter August Here summer ends
Sonnet on the descent from heaven Death
Composed for first performance in August 1994 at Aspen, Colorado
George Shirley (tenor) Ann Schein (pf) Performance cancelled
Score for sale
Three Shakespeare Songs Op.57 (1992) dur. 9 mins.
For medium voice and piano
For Sverrier Gudjonsson
Under the greenwood tree ( from As you like it )
Fear no more the heat o the sun (from Cymbeline )
When that I was and a little tiny boy ( from Twelfth Night )
1st perf. 6 February 1994 Reykjavik, Iceland (Opera Hall)
Sverrier Gudjonsson (c-tenor) Jonas Ingimundarson (pf)
Score for sale ( with Shakespeare Songs Op.5)
Cantate Domino Op.60 (1993) dur. 7 mins.
For soprano, clarinet and strings
1st perf. 26 June 1994 London (St Peters , Hammersmith)
Mari Williams (sop) Anthony Lamb (cl) Festival Orchestra
cond Andrew Wells
Full score, parts for hire
Vocal score for sale
Agnus Dei Op.72 (2002) dur. 3 mins.
For choir SATB and organ
Words from the Mass
1st perf. 4 August 2002 London (St Peters , Hammersmith ) Score for sale
Works without op. number
First performed at St Philips Church, Earlsa Court Road London W8 1961/72
Festival Anthem for Ascension (1961) dur. 7 mins.
For double choir SSAATTBB , organ
Words Phil.II, 5-11
In the year that King Uzziah died (1963) dur. 3 mins.
For soprano solo, choir SATB , organ
Words Isaiah VI , 1-3
O clap your hands (1967) dur. 4 mins.
For choir SATB, organ
Words Psalm XLVII , 1-4
Wherewith shall I come before the Lord (1967) dur. 4 mins.
For contralto solo, choir SATB, organ
Words Micah VI, 6-8
For the Fountain Street Church Choir, Grand Rapids, Michigan
cond Beverly R.Howerton
We will be merry far and wide (1969) dur. 3 mins
Easter Carol for choir SATB ,organ
Words trad.
Three Christmas Carols dur. 3mins.
A Babe is born (1963) SATB, organ, Words trad.14th century
For the Bach Choir cond David Willcocks
Make we joy now in this fest (1972) SATB,organ, Words trad
Love came down at Christmas (1972) SATB, Words Christina Rossetti
Three Introits dur. 2 mins.
The Children of the Hebrews (1972) SATB, organ Words trad.
Praise the Lord in his sanctuary (1992) SATB, organ Psalm CL
You are Peter (1992) SATB ,organ Words Matthew XII,18
At the round earths imagined corners (1978) dur. 4 mins.
For choir S M-S ATB unaccompanied
Words John Donne
For the North Hertfordshire Guild of Singers
cond John Railton
Score for sale
Two Cautionary Tales (1990) Dur. 5 mins.
For medium voice and guitar
Words by Rhoda Levine
Tom Cats Barn Dance
i organ Music
Fantasia I Op.2 (1959) dur. 13 mins.
Allegro con brio - Andante molto espressivo -
A tempo maestoso con fuoco Adagio piacevole Allegro vivace
1st perf. 10 October 1958 London (St Lukes Church, SW 10) Francis Routh (org.)
Score for sale
Sonatina Op.9 (1965) dur. 13 mins.
Poco maestoso Andante sostenuto Allegro marziale
1st perf. 8 December 1965 London (St Philips Church , W8)
Nicholas Danby (org.)
Score for sale
Fantasia II Op.14 (1967) dur. 15 mins.
For Christopher Bowers-Broadbent
Prelude Aria Chorale
1st perf. June 1971 St Albans (International Organ Festival)
Christopher Bowers-Broadbent (org.)
Score for sale
A Sacred Tetralogy I - The Manger Throne Op.3 (1959) dur.21 mins.
Mystery : Lento espressivo piu mosso
Peace : Con moto tranquillo
Joy : Allegro jubilante
1st perf. 28 May 1960 London (Holy Trinity, Brompton)
Francis Routh (org.)
Score for sale
A Sacred Tetralogy II - Lumen Christi Op.15 (1968) dur. 25 mins.
For Gillian Weir
Vivace energico e con brio Lento espressivo Vivace assai
Agnus Dei : Molto moderato Allegro vivace
1st perf. 18 January 1970 London (South Bank)
Gillian Weir (org.)
Score for sale
A Sacred Tetralogy III - Aeterne Rex Altissime Op.20 (1970) dur.22 mins. For Gillian Weir
Alla breve Allegro- Vivace Lento liberamente-Andante espressivo
Andante - Vivace con brio
1st perf. 6 June 1971 London (South Bank)
Gillian Weir (org.)
Score for sale
A Sacred Tetralogy IV Gloria Tibi Trinitas Op.29 (1974) dur. 17 mins.
For Christopher Bowers-Broadbent
Senza misura - Allegro poco vivace
Lento espressivo Vivace, senza misura
1st perf. 9 June 1974 London (South Bank)
Christopher Bowers-Broadbent (org.) Score for sale
Four Marian Antiphons Op.50 (1988/98)
I Alma Redemptoris Mater dur. 12 mins.
For David Herman
1st perf. 20 May 1990 New York (St Thomas, Fifth Avenue)
David Herman (org.)
Score for sale
II Ave Regina Coelorum dur. 8 mins.
For Christopher Bowers-Broadbent
1st perf. 9 November 1998 Coventry Cathedral
Christopher Bowers-Broadbent (org.)
Score for sale
III Regina Coeli Laetare dur. 8 mins.
For Gillian Ward Russell
1st perf. 18 February 1995 Brasted, Kent (St Martins Church)
Gillian Ward Russell (org.)
Score for sale
IV Salve Regina dur. 5 mins.
For Gillian Ward Russell
1st perf. 6 November 1988 London (St Cyprians, Clarence Gate)
Gillian Ward Russell (org.)
Score for sale
Score for sale i-iv together
Exultet Coelum Laudibus Op.63 (1994) dur.14 mins.
For David Herman
Moderate Slow Lively
1st perf. 11 February 1996 New York (St Thomas, Fifth Avenue)
David Herman (org.)
Score for sale
Works without op.no.
An English Organ Book (1972 - )
Aeterne Rex Altissime Ascension (1981)
Agnus Dei General (2002)
Chorus Novae Jerusalem Easter (1987)
Christe qui lex es et dies Lent (1993)
Christe Redemptor omnium Christmas (1981)
Quelle est cette odeur agreable Christmas (1963)
Rorate coeli Advent (1987)
Triumphal March (1955/97) dur. 7 mins.
For Peter and Griselda Barton (Wedding March)
1st perf. 16 July 1955 London (Christ Church, Kensington)
Francis Routh (org.)
See under Works for Orchestra
Scores for sale, parts for hire
ii Piano Music
Little Suite Op.28 (1974) dur. 12 mins.
Prelude March Pas daction Waltz Pas de deux Serenade
Dance of the shadows The piano lesson Postlude March
1st perf. 27 March 1974 London (South Bank)
Francis Routh (pf)
Score for sale
Ballade Op.42 (1982) dur. 9 mins
Slow Lively Slow Lively
Score for sale
Celebration Op.45 (1984) dur. 14 mins.
For Jeffrey Jacob
Allegro - Andante - Vivace
1st perf. 27 September 1984 London (South Bank)
Jeffrey Jacob (pf)
Score for sale
Elegy no op. no. (1986) dur. 7 mins.
In memoriam Benjamin 24.ix.59 13.viii.60
Transcribed from Op.24/4 (1972)
1st perf. 20 May 1986 Prague (Conservatoire)
Jeffrey Jacob (pf)
see under Piano Duet
Score for sale
Scenes for Piano I Op.37 (1979) dur. 18mins.
For R.M.R.
To Morning (William Blake) To the Evening Star (William Blake)
Holy Thursday (William Blake) The Lover (Sidney Keyes)
Spring Night (Sidney Keyes) The island city (Sidney Keyes)
1st perf. (IV-VI) 14 April 1991 Sheffield (Merlin Theatre)
Michael Routh (pf)
Score for sale
Scenes for Piano II - Touraine Op.56 (1993) dur. 19 mins.
For Piers Lane
Quick, agitated Moderate,with solemnity Presto scorrevole
Slow, tempestuous Vivace energico
1st perf. 17 April 1994 London (Wigmore Hall)
Piers Lane (pf)
Score for sale
Scenes for Piano III - Angels of Albion Op.64 (1995) dur.21 mins.
For Jeffrey Jacob
Prelude : Allegro energico Aubade To the Evening Star
Night Music Berceuse: Andante - Marziale - Andante
1st perf. 3 November 2000 Leicester (University)
Lora Dimitrova (pf)
Score for sale
Scenes for Piano IV - Bretagne Op.68 (1998) dur. 25 mins.
For Lora Dimitrova
Theme, Andante Lanse de Paimpol, à laube Côte dEmeraude
Jour de marché Sillon de Talbert, à la tombée du jour
Cortège folklorique à Carnac Les pierres sonnantes
Château du Guildo, le soir Jour de Fête celte à Lorient
1st perf. 14 May 1999 Hatchlands Park, Surrey
Lora Dimitrova (pf)
Score for sale
Scenes for Piano V - Sonata Festiva Op.70 (1999) dur. 18 mins.
For Lora Dimitrova
Vivace con fuoco Intermezzo Adagio Presto festivo
1st perf. 9 August 2003 Mere, Wiltshire (Church of St Michael) Charles Matthews (pf)
Score for sale
Andante for piano Op.71 (2001) dur.13 mins.
Solo piano version of Op.65/2
Rondo capriccioso for piano Op.74 (2003) dur. 9 mins.
Solo piano version of Op.65/3
Piano Duet
Romanian Dance no op. no (1990) dur. 5 mins.
1st perf. 14 April 1991 Sheffield (Merlin Theatre)
Michael Routh, Francis Routh (pf duet)
See under Works for Orchestra (Works without op.no.)
Score for sale (Romanian Dance, Elegy together)
Elegy no op. no. (2001) dur. 5 mins.
1st perf. 20 June 2001 London (Bedford Park Fe
Patrick Arning, Francis Routh (pf duet)
Score for sale (Romanian Dance, Elegy together)
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text: #595: rc.conf and wpa_supplicant.conf gets corrupted on configuring network via UI -----------------------------------+------------------------- Reporter: tinca | Owner: kenmoore Type: System Defect | Status: assigned Priority: major | Milestone: Component: System Configuration | Version: 9.0-RELEASE Resolution: | Keywords: -----------------------------------+------------------------- Comment (by tinca): Replying to [comment:1 kenmoore]: > Can you list the steps to reproduce this? I have added/removed many different wifi access points and cannot get your results. In fact, we even changed some of the background code for 9.0 to prevent *.conf file corruption, so I need a bit more info to track down at which step the corruption is happening to see if that step is using the new code. Sry for not answering this, I got no notification about your comment, unlike obo's. If the things obo described are not sufficient, I'll try to reconstruct the scenario. I am going to follow this ticket for some time. -- Ticket URL: <http://trac.pcbsd.org/ticket/595#comment:3> PC-BSD <http://trac.pcbsd.org> PC-BSD Project Management


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