Ethnomusicologist Conrad LaForte points out that, in song, the lark ( l ' alouette ) is the bird of the morning, and that it is the first bird to sing in the morning, hence waking up lovers and causing them to part, and waking up others as well, something which is not always appreciated.

Three LP's ( untitled ) from collection of Mantle Hood for the book The Ethnomusicologist ( see Books ), 197l.

* Ethnomusicologist Henry Kingsbury has criticized McClary ’ s inattention to the Friedrich Schiller poem set in the fourth movement of the Ninth Symphony ; he also lists numerous works by Beethoven and Schubert that he says contradict McClary ’ s claims regarding violence in Beethoven as well as her argument about the construction of gender in music.

* Alexandra Diaconu, Pe urmele lautarilor: Etnomuzicologul Speranta Radulescu, un cercetator printre tarafuri (" Searching for the lăutari: Ethnomusicologist Speranta Radulescu, a seeker of tarafs ") in Evenimentul Zilei 3 July 2005, a Romanian-language article about Speranța Rădulescu

Ethnomusicologist Joseph Jordania uses the term aphobia for the temporary loss of fear, induced by the release of neurochemicals in the brain which leads to a specific altered state of consciousness.

Ethnomusicologist George Yúdice ’ s states that youth were engaging black culture mediated by a U. S. culture industry met with many arguments against their susceptibility to cultural colonization.

In Bartók Perspectives: Man, Composer, and Ethnomusicologist, edited by Elliott Antokoletz, Victoria Fischer, and Benjamin Suchoff, 245 – 59.

In Bartók Perspectives: Man, Composer, and Ethnomusicologist, edited by Elliott Antokoletz, Victoria Fischer, and Benjamin Suchoff, 260 – 70.

Ethnomusicologist George Yúdice states that youths were engaging black culture mediated by a U. S. culture industry met with many arguments against their susceptibility to cultural colonization.

Ethnomusicologist Alan Merriam ( 1964 ) once stated that music is a “ universal behavior ;” it is something that everyone can identify with.

Ethnomusicologist and doina performer Grigore Leşe, who recently performed with a group of Iranian musicians, said that the doinas of Maramureş have " great affinities " with the Arabo-Persian music.

Ethnomusicologist Victoria Lindsay Levine writes that, " Stomp dance songs are among the most exhilarating and dramatic musical genres in Native America.

Ethnomusicologist John Levy recorded a Rajasthani singer utilizing overtones in imitation of either a jaw harp or a double-flute.

Ethnomusicologist Jocelyn Guilbault, however, describes zouk as a synthesis of Caribbean popular styles, especially Dominica cadence-lypso, Guadeloupean biguine, and Haitian cadence.

Ethnomusicologist Jocelyn Guilbault, however, describes zouk as a synthesis of Caribbean popular styles, especially Dominica cadence-lypso, Guadeloupean biguine, and Haitian cadence.

Some of his works include The Ethnomusicologist ( 1971, 1982 ), Music in Indonesia ( 1972 ), the three-volumed The Evolution of Javanese Gamelan.

---- The Ethnomusicologist.

---- The Ethnomusicologist.

" As Ter Ellingson demonstrates, Crawfurd was responsible for re-introducing the Pre-Rousseauian concept of ' the Noble Savage ' to modern anthropology, attributing it wrongly and quite deliberately to Rousseau .”

* Ellingson, Ter.

" As Ter Ellingson demonstrates, Crawfurd was responsible for re-introducing the Pre-Rousseauian concept of ' the Noble Savage ' to modern anthropology, attributing it wrongly and quite deliberately to Rousseau .”

* Ellingson, Ter.

He wanted to found a new port on the coast as the previous royal port in the region at Torroella de Montgrí on the River Ter had silted up.

On, the English sighted Tromp and pursued to the south, sinking two Dutch ships before dark, but allowing De With to slip out and rendezvous the next day with Tromp off Scheveningen, right next to the small village of Ter Heijde, after Tromp had positioned himself by some brilliant manoeuvering to the north of the English fleet.

At first he was destined for the profession of his patron, but owing to his great aptitude for painting he was placed under a local artist named Hendrick Coster, and though the acquaintance of Wynant Everwyn in 1654, who had family connections to Tullekens, he became a student of Ter Borch in Deventer.

But he remained below Ter Borch and Metsu, because he had not their delicate perception of harmony or their charming mellowness of touch and tint, and he fell behind Gerard Dou, because he was hard and had not his feeling for effect by concentrated light and shade.

Ted Wong had a core group of long-time students whom he certified as instructors such as Gregory Smith, Teri Tom, Stefan Nikander, Richard Torres, Georgio Sirag, James Ter Beek, Bill Muttucci, Bob Landers, Tommy Gong, Tommy Carruthers, Patrick Chan Yu-Tin, Joaquin Marcelo, Lewis Luk, Albert Grajales ( INTERPOL ) and others around the world.

Casualties of the start of the German occupation included Du Perron ( heart attack ), Ter Braak ( suicide ) and Marsman ( drowned while trying to escape to the United Kingdom ); many other writers were forced into hiding or rounded up in internment camps, such as Vestdijk.

Captain Martin asked the Ter Horsts permission to set up a regimental aid station in their house at the Benedendorpsweg in Oosterbeek.

The community grew exponentially for the next two decades, initially with houses and villas built up the hills that surround the harbour, and later with hotels, apartment blocks and campsites extending along the beach and the flood plain of the Ter estuary.

Although its headwaters are in the Pyrenees, the Ter receives significant inflow from rivers in the middle and lower plains.

The municipality Ter Aar existed from 1812 to 2007.

* Two castles remain from the feudal era: the beautifully restored, water surrounded, 15th-century Castle of Cortewalle, and the Castle Hof Ter Saksen ( 18th century ), which evolved from a medieval inn on the road between Ghent and Antwerp.

The dynasty bore the title of Tagara-puradhishvara, which indicates that they originally hailed from Tagara ( modern Ter in the Osmanabad District ).

The choice of these subjects, and the habit of introducing female figures, dressed in glossy satins, were imitated from Ter Borch ; they possess easy yet delicate pencilling, brilliant and correct colouring, and pleasing light and shade ; but frequently their refinement passes into weakness.

At this time Ter Borch was invited to visit Madrid, where he received employment and the honour of knighthood from Philip IV, but, in consequence of an intrigue, it is said, he was obliged to return to the Netherlands.

Other important characters are introduced in Book One: Juliette, Stephan, and the many Armenian characters, chief among them the Gregorian head priest, Ter Haigasun, the local physician, Dr. Altouni, and the apothecary – polymath Krikor, and the Greek American journalist, Gonzague Maris — all characters drawn from Armenian survivors of the events of 1915 as well as from Werfel ’ s family, friends, acquaintances — and himself.

One of them, Francesc Macià i Ambert ( died 1713 ), who came from Roda de Ter, is memorialized in Barcelona by a street and a metro station that bear his nom de guerre Bac de Roda.

* 10px Silver medal from the society Ter verdediging van den Christelijken Godsdienst, 1800

L ' Estartit stretches North-South from Cala Montgó, at the southern tip of the Bay of Roses ( Badía de Roses ) to the Ter River estuary in the Bay of Pals ( Badía de Pals ).

Ter Borch's works are comparatively rare ; about eighty have been catalogued.

During the eight days of fighting, Ter Horst tended to about 250 wounded British paratroopers herself.

Mrs. Ter Horst wrote about these experiences in a book called Cloud Over Arnhem.