-A cheerful companion for all who want to sing hit songs, write lyrics, or compose music ), and in 1972, shortly before her death, her autobiography Der Himmel hat viele Farben ( The Sky has many Colours ) appeared and topped the bestselling list of the German magazine Der Spiegel.

-A series of short programmes that look back at some eighteenth and nineteenth centuries Members of Parliament who were more famous for their work outside of the House of Commons or House of Lords.

-A whiny daughter, who enjoys wrapping up Captain Haddock's cat like a doll.

-A son, who likes playing with cars and trains.

-A reluctant and plaintive Harmonia is given to Cadmus who sails with her to Greece.

-A version of the Tai Lu people, and preserved in Louang Phrabang, Sita is born as Indra's wife Sujata, who is raped by Ravana and reborn as Ravana's daughter on hi slap.

-A painter, who is in a perpetually dreamy, absent-minded state.

-A celebrities tweet is read out, and the participant ( s ) have to guess who it's from.

-A doctor in the field hospital who performs surgery on Gog.

-A. D. 135 ), Continuum International Publishing Group, 1973

-A certificate with reserves, that is to say that there is approval with reserves because of discords or doubts.

-A refusal to give a certificate.

-A horizontal merger is usually between two companies in the same business sector.

-A vertical merger represents the buying of supplier of a business.

-A large print site about service dogs.

-A chapter is on Huntington's San Marino estate.

-A 25-year-old series of free, family friendly, outdoor concerts in the fall and spring.

-A Santa Rosa Story.

-A link to the Whitehorse High School, school page.

-A North American culture situated in the southeastern United States and in Oklahoma.

-A Mesoamerican empire centered in the valley of Mexico.

-A history of Norwegian Music.

-A new dimension row is added with the new state of the source system.

-A new dimension row is added with the new state of the source system, while the previous dimension row is updated to reflect it is no longer active and record time of deactivation.

" ( e. g. -A character may present others with a proposition that is so ridiculous or outrageous it is likely to be self-mocking to the point where the original request has little or no chance of actually being carried out and results in a humorous effect.

-A crisis of verification is perhaps the most salient and politically dangerous aspect of rumor.

-A shift amplitude of 0. 12 ± 0. 01 fringe, incompatible with zero.

-A huge Nightcrawler site, bios and info.

Playing what later came to be called " sweet " music rather than jazz, Duchin's success opened a new gate for similarly styled, piano-playing sweet bandleaders such as Henry King, Joe Reichman, Nat Brandwynne, Dick Gasparre, Little Jack Little, and particularly Carmen Cavallaro ( who acknowledged Duchin's influence ) to compete with the large jazz bands for radio time and record sales.

Bagdasarian portrays a piano-playing songwriter who composes, plays, and sings the song " Lisa ".

He started learning the violin at an early age, showing remarkable talent ; at age 14, his piano-playing gifts attracted the attention of Victor Benham, who persuaded his parents to let him study music full-time.

Although his instrument of choice is guitar ( and bass ), Reggie has also demonstrated skill in singing, acting, and piano-playing.

Today, Gulangyu is known for colonial architecture and the tradition of piano-playing and organized sports.

He would acquire the first job with his piano-playing skills, work for a few nights, and then substitute Harpo on one of the jobs.

Beginning in the early 1930s, Fletcher's piano-playing younger brother, Horace Henderson contributed to the arrangements of the band.

Each show has a " Zoomguest " sequence, a short film documentary about a child with a special talent for singing, piano-playing, tap-dancing, instrument-making, performing in the Ice Capades, etc.

1900 ), then the home phonograph ( which became common in the decade before World War I ), then the radio ( in the 1920s ) dealt severe blows to amateur piano-playing as a form of domestic recreation.

Armstrong was astounded by Hines's avant-garde " trumpet-style " piano-playing.

From his time with Armstrong onwards, Hines's was a pioneer in developing the " trumpet-style " piano-playing, often using dazzlingly fast octaves so that on none-too-perfect upright pianos ( and with no amplification ) " they could hear me out front "-as indeed they could.

The novel is described as a modernist story about a piano-playing prodigy and her obsessive lover, a corrupt politician.

Everything else was Sedaka's, including his own arrangement and backing vocals, piano-playing, and usual female backup singers.

What he did record, however, is considered some of the most legendary piano-playing on disc.

During the 1830s and the 1840s his style was a major force in European piano-playing.

A recent interview revealed that during the turbulent times of Russia's politics in the 90s Yavlinsky's opponents had his 23 year old piano-playing son kidnapped, and his fingers cut off and mailed to him.

Tom's piano-playing behavior, both during practice and performance, was eccentric.

His highly individual piano-playing and, especially, his compositions have led a few enthusiasts and critics such as David Rosenthal to place him alongside his contemporaries Bud Powell and Thelonious Monk ( one could also compare him to Herbie Nichols ), but he remains less recognized than his colleagues.

A style of piano-playing based on the blues, boogie woogie was briefly popular among mainstream audiences and blues listeners.

* A style of piano-playing associated with the above.

He was very popular with the regular soldiers because of his piano-playing ability in the various messes, as he was promoted.

He called it The Bit In The Middle and it consisted of humorous features, such as The Day-To-Day Challenge, in which the same person would go on air each weekday to answer quiz questions and try to upgrade their prize, and Willy On The Plonker, which involved a crazed piano-playing of a well-known hit for listeners to identify.

She was exposed to show tunes by her piano-playing salesman father.

Steibelt began to share his time between Paris and London, where his piano-playing attracted great attention.

* William Braid White: The player-piano up-to-date: a comprehensive treatise on the principles, construction, adjustment, regulation and use of pneumatic mechanisms for piano-playing: together with a description of the leading mechanisms now in use and some hints on the playing thereof.