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Jonathan Edwards' theory of the imagination by Sang Hyun Lee, 1972 They all sang: From Tony Pastor to Rudy Vallée by Edward Bennet Marks, 1934 They All Sang: From Tony Pastor to Rudy Vallee by Edward B. & Liebling, Abbott J. Marks, 1935 Every One Sang - A Song of Exultation / Poem by Siegfried Sassoon - Music For High Voice and Piano by Clara Edwards by Siegfried and Edwards, Clara Sassoon, 1924 The philosophical theology of Jonathan Edwards. Expanded edition. by Sang Hyun Lee, 1988 Ne touchez pas aux pur-sang (Bibliothèque verte) by Edward Jones, 1990-01-01 They All Sang by Edward B. Marks, 1934 Korean Musicians: Postino, Jang Dong-Gun, Korean Musicians in Japan, Edward Chun, Richard Hyung-Ki Joo, Sang-Won Park, Han Tong-Il, Youjeen They all sang; from Tony Pastor to Rudy Vallée. by Edward B. (as told to Abbott J. Liebling) Marks, 1934 The Day the Meadowlark Sang by Edward N. Opheim, 1994-06 Every one sang. A Song of Exultation, poem by S. Sassoon, etc by Clara Edwards, 1921 Five Songs with German & English words, for high voice ... English translations by the Composer, etc. (1. Sang des Schiffermädels.-O. J. Bierbaum.-Boat-Girl's ... Hand. 5. So liegen.-A. Sergel.-Dreaming.) by Edward Agate, 1911 They All Sang by Edward Marks, 1935

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41. New Page 1
    Aviv. Opera News wrote edward Randall sang David's initially amorous,then grieving Music in handsome, charged tones. ? In Chemnitz  
    http://www.operauditions.com/randall.htm
    
    Extractions: Edward Randall - Tenor Now With Dispeker Management, Inc. Management Contact: larry@dispeker.com Click To Hear Audio: Winterstürme (Die Walküre) Siegmund Heiss ich (Die Walküre) Horch die Lärche singt im Hain Die Bildniss - (Magic Flute) (Mozart) Kleinzach - (Hoffman) American Tenor Edward Randall currently makes his home in Germany, where during the last ten years he has sung over 700 performances in more than 30 new productions. As the leading tenor of The Chemnitz Opera, one of Germany's most respected "A" houses, his has made his reputation in the demanding German repertoire system as an outstanding singing actor spanning the repertoire from the vocally and physically demanding Hoffmann , to the psychologically tormented Tom Rakewell in Stravinski's A Rake's Progress

42. The Doo-Wop Society Of Southern California: The Native Boys
    Combo 120, Oh, Let Me Dream+++/I've Got a Feeling*, 1956. *Freddie Romain sanglead **Vince Weaver sang lead ***edward Saunders sang lead +Harry Rosemond sang  
    http://www.electricearl.com/dws/nativeboys.html
    
    Extractions: This Watts group began as The Mellotears, but when they made their first single for Modern Records, owner Jules Bihari changed their name to The Native Boys. Freddie Romain and Vince Weaver were the primariy leads, backed up by George Le Brune, bass singer Edward "Sack" Saunders and Charles Mathis. Harry Rosemond was a member on the Modern sides, but he left before they signd with Jake Porter's Combo label. Danny Kristian (real name Arthur Murray) may have been with the group at the very end of their Combo period. Kristian and Romain went to Lee Rupe's Ebb Records in early 1957 with new, much older background singers and recorded that label's first single as The Ebbtones, a name that did not exist outside the record. Vince and Freddie later joined the Flares and sang on the group's 1961 Felsted hit, "Foot Stomping-Part 1." In 1963 guitarist Buddy Harper and disk jockey Chuck Mann recorded Freddie Romain for their tiny Spindletop label. The Native Boys' "Strange Love" was a minor hit around the country after getting heavy airplay from Alan Freed on WINS in New York in the early winter of 1956, and among doo-wop fans and collectors it remains the song they're known for. But The Native Boys were a relatively polished group that made several great recordings. These days Freddie Romain lives in Suisun in Northern California and Vince Weaver lives in Inglewood.

43. Jackie's Movie Page
    Tien, Yuen Biao, Chiang Kam, Lily Lee, Whang Inn Sik · DIRECTOR Jackie Chan ·WRITER Lau Tin Chee, Tung Lio, edward Tang Kingsang · STUNT COORDINATOR  
    http://www.jackiechankids.com/files/movie page.htm

44. Genealogy Data
    DEC 1800 Fetteresso, KCD, SCT Parents Father Lyon, John Mother sang, Margaret JamesTasker, AShburton, NZ Spouse Tasker, edward Ernest Birth 6 OCT 1866  
    http://home.clara.net/j.mann.taylor/dat334.htm

45. Genealogy Data
    17 JUL 1735 Banchory Ternan, KCD, SCT Death DATE UNKNOWN sang, James Birth edward,Anne Birth 2 MAR 1800 Dunnotar, KCD, SCT Death DATE UNKNOWN Parents  
    http://home.clara.net/j.mann.taylor/dat335.htm

46. Edward Burne-Jones - Edward Achievment Of Galahad Of The Sang Graal
    Why admire it when you can own it?edward BurneJones - edward Achievmentof Galahad of the sang Graal. english, espanol, francais, deutsch, italiano.  
    http://www.inter-art.com/en/4723.htm

47. Br. Ned Dunne
    interview), Br. edward sang ‘Fill my house with love my dear Lord’,“this was what the Zambians always sang,” he said. Br.  
    http://www.ardmhuire.irishcapuchins.com/br_ned_dunne.htm
    
    Extractions: Hear my song, says long-serving Capuchin. By Mairead Sheridan. Padro Pio look-a-like, Capuchin Brother Edward Dunne, is to celebrate his Golden Jubilee this year. The Dublin-born brother who still retains his ‘capital accent’ has been in Ard Mhuire Friary Creeslough for over sixteen years. Since 1985 Brother Edward has being looking after the shop in the friary, his very own version of what he dubs ‘Dunne’s Stores better Value’. Br. Edward (71), who still goes for a swim in the sea regularly, is well- known among Creeslough people and Ards Friary visitors. He is known for his quick wit and good sense of humour and his ability to tell a good yarn. Among his many other talents is his singing ability. As he is prone to breaking into song mid-sentence, he often leaves his audience in awe of his unpredictability. Before Br. Edward joined the Order on January 26, 1952, he held all sorts of jobs. He was a van boy with Phoenix Laundry, a foot delivery boy and in his mid twenties got a promotion to work with the prestigious Gilligan’s Draper Store on Henry St. After he joined the order he proved to be a flexible recruit capable of turning his hand to anything. His first job after he was investiturised

48. Chapter 4. Form In Language: Grammatical Processes. Edward Sapir. 1921. Language
    edward Sapir (1884–1939 to the expression of the idea of plurality; it may alsofunction as an indicator of difference of time (eg, sing—sang, throw—threw  
    http://www.bartleby.com/186/4.html
    
    Extractions: Select Search All Bartleby.com All Reference Columbia Encyclopedia World History Encyclopedia World Factbook Columbia Gazetteer American Heritage Coll. Dictionary Roget's Thesauri Roget's II: Thesaurus Roget's Int'l Thesaurus Quotations Bartlett's Quotations Columbia Quotations Simpson's Quotations English Usage Modern Usage American English Fowler's King's English Strunk's Style Mencken's Language Cambridge History The King James Bible Oxford Shakespeare Gray's Anatomy Farmer's Cookbook Post's Etiquette Bulfinch's Mythology Frazer's Golden Bough All Verse Anthologies Dickinson, E. Eliot, T.S. Frost, R. Hopkins, G.M. Keats, J. Lawrence, D.H. Masters, E.L. Sandburg, C. Sassoon, S. Whitman, W. Wordsworth, W. Yeats, W.B. All Nonfiction Harvard Classics American Essays Einstein's Relativity Grant, U.S. Roosevelt, T. Wells's History Presidential Inaugurals All Fiction Shelf of Fiction Ghost Stories Short Stories Shaw, G.B. Stein, G. Stevenson, R.L. Wells, H.G. Edward Sapir Language: An Introduction to the Study of Speech PREVIOUS NEXT ... SUBJECT INDEX Edward Sapir Language: An Introduction to the Study of Speech.

49. Chapter 2. The Elements Of Speech. Edward Sapir. 1921. Language: An Introduction
    edward Sapir (1884–1939 The existence of such evidently related forms as sang andsung at once shows that it cannot refer to past time, but that, for at least  
    http://www.bartleby.com/186/2.html
    
    Extractions: Select Search All Bartleby.com All Reference Columbia Encyclopedia World History Encyclopedia World Factbook Columbia Gazetteer American Heritage Coll. Dictionary Roget's Thesauri Roget's II: Thesaurus Roget's Int'l Thesaurus Quotations Bartlett's Quotations Columbia Quotations Simpson's Quotations English Usage Modern Usage American English Fowler's King's English Strunk's Style Mencken's Language Cambridge History The King James Bible Oxford Shakespeare Gray's Anatomy Farmer's Cookbook Post's Etiquette Bulfinch's Mythology Frazer's Golden Bough All Verse Anthologies Dickinson, E. Eliot, T.S. Frost, R. Hopkins, G.M. Keats, J. Lawrence, D.H. Masters, E.L. Sandburg, C. Sassoon, S. Whitman, W. Wordsworth, W. Yeats, W.B. All Nonfiction Harvard Classics American Essays Einstein's Relativity Grant, U.S. Roosevelt, T. Wells's History Presidential Inaugurals All Fiction Shelf of Fiction Ghost Stories Short Stories Shaw, G.B. Stein, G. Stevenson, R.L. Wells, H.G. Edward Sapir Language: An Introduction to the Study of Speech PREVIOUS NEXT ... SUBJECT INDEX Edward Sapir Language: An Introduction to the Study of Speech.

50. Perkin Transactions 2 Issue 6 1996
    spin adduct formation and 1,3dipolar molecular addition in reactions of cyanohalocarbonsand C-phenyl N-tert -butyl nitrone (PBN) Hong sang, edward G. Janzen  
    http://www.rsc.org/is/journals/current/perkin2/p2pc9606.htm
    
    Extractions: list for issue 6 of Perkin Transactions 2 Keynote Article Articles Halogenation and deuterium exchange in ethyl cyanoacetate. Enolisation mechanism and enol reactivity Alex R. Eberlin and D. Lyn H. Williams Hydrogen-bond basicity of the sulfonyl group. The case of strongly basic sulfonamidates RSO N N Me Aurélie Chardin, Christian Laurence, Michel Berthelot and David G. Morris EPR studies of pyrazoline radical ions that are potential precursors to non-Kekulé polyene radical ions Richard J. Bushby and Kai M. Ng

51. Fife Name List, Scotland "S"- A Family History Resource
    details SANDS, John, slater, Dunfermline, Fife, 18231904 - email Joyce Hancock- details sang, edward, b 1773 Montrose Angus - Kirkaldy, Fife - email Anne  
    http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/scot/Fife/ft/fife.tS.html

52. Edward Lear - The Academy Of American Poets
    The Courtship of the YonghyBonghy-Bo edward Lear. Holding fast upon his shell, LadyJingly Jones, farewell! sang the Yonghy-Bonghy-Bo, sang the Yonghy-Bonghy  
    http://www.poets.org/poems/poems.cfm?prmID=1301

53. Tropical Traveller Online - Claudia “The Diva”Edward - A Caribbean G
    into those who blend in and others who stand out and demand attention—ClaudiaEdward is the She sang along with lead singer Alison Hinds on “Electricity  
    http://www.tropicaltraveller.com/jan-03/features/feature2.htm

54. Untitled Document
    YUE Wai Keung, YUNG Billy. DISCIPLINARY, (to deal with cases after 6 March2000), CHAN King sang, edward (Convenor), CHENG Chi Lam, FONG Hup, LISTING.  
    http://www.hkex.com.hk/exchange/orglist/comsubsid.html
    
    Extractions: About HKEx List of Committee Members of Subsidiaries LIST OF COMMITTEES OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE OF HONG KONG LIMITED COMPENSATION GEM LISTING CHU HO Miu Hing (Convenor) LO Ka Shui (Chairman) TSANG Chi Suen, Trini (Deputy Convenor) LEE WONG Pui Ling, Angelina (Deputy Chairman) SUN Patrick CARR Michael John WONG Shiu Hoi, Peter CHAN Gary YEH V-Nee CHEONG Ying Chew, Henry KAN Man Lok, Paul KWONG Ki Chi DISCIPLINARY LAM Allan (to deal with cases in which action has been LIU James instituted before 6 March 2000) LO Wing Yan, William AU Chong Kit, Stanley NORRIS Nicholas CHAN Cho Chak, John SWEENEY Kirk CHENG Mo Chi, Moses TO Cheuck Wah FONG Hup TSANG Cheung, Peter LEE Yu Leung WONG Kai Man ROBERTS Michael David WONG Shiu Hoi, Peter YEH V-Nee WOO Chin Wan, Raymond YUE Wai Keung YUNG Billy DISCIPLINARY (to deal with cases after 6 March 2000) CHAN King Sang, Edward (Convenor) CHENG Chi Lam FONG Hup LISTING LEE Kwan Ho, Vincent CHEUNG Kin Tung, Marvin (Chairman) ROBERTS Michael David CHENG Mo Chi, Moses (Deputy Chairman)

55. "Dein Schwert, Wie Ist's Von Blut So Rot"
    edward, edward? edward, edward? O! Sic counsels ye gave to me, O! . Edouard. Quelest ce sang sur ton épée, Edouard, et pourquoi semblestu si triste? Oh!  
    http://www.recmusic.org/lieder/v/various/edward.html

56. The Edward Elmer Omohundro Family
    Alice Parsons Omohundro died on April 15, 1949 at Altadena, California. Her husband,edward Elmer Omohundro, died June 11, 1951. She sang in the church choir.  
    http://www.kattare.com/~nomad/omohundro/alice.html
    
    Extractions: Alice Smith Parsons Omohundro was born on September 6, 1872 in Pittsburgh. She was baptized on January 2, 1885 by Brothers Forscutt, Ells and Reese and the record shows that she was rebaptized on November 30, 1893 by Brothers Hulmes, Parrish and Criley. On March 29, 1894 she was married to Edward Elmer Omohundro at Bellevue, PA by Elder George H. Hulmes. They had eight children (Elmer, Myron, Margaret, Sidney, Herschel, Arthur, DeVere and Lawrence). Alice Parsons Omohundro died on April 15, 1949 at Altadena, California. Her husband, Edward Elmer Omohundro, died June 11, 1951. They are both buried in California. Margaret Omohundro Raisbeck wrote of her parents: "Mom and Dad liked music. She sang in the church choir. She also sang in the Christian Church choir and their director, Mr. Forney, told her he would give her voice lessons if she would sing in their choir. Later on when she came back to the RLDS Church she had to be rebaptized. Mom's sister, Emma Farley and her husband Ed would often come to our house. They would gather around the piano and sing the old songs and hymns. Their son Stanton played the piano quite well and he accompanied them. Mom also did a lot of quilting after they moved to California. She made me a beautiful quilt and it is still in good condition. She also made one for the church bazaar.

57. Bear Bob's Story By Edward Summer, Chapter Twelve: The Little Girl
    Bear Bob's Story as told to edward Summer. Chapter Thirteen Another Bear Thedays and the weeks passed. The women sang. The men danced. I sat quietly.  
    http://www.dinosaur.org/teefr/bbchap13.htm
    
    Extractions: T he days and the weeks passed. The time for the cotton came once again and I went to the fields to pick the cotton. I did not go to the house every day as I had. Someone else took the chamber pots outside every morning. I only saw the little girl from time to time. She would run by. Sometimes she would smile at me. If no one was looking, I smiled back. One morning I noticed that I had not seen her for many days. “Has the little girl gone away?” I asked the big brown woman from the kitchen. She always knew these things. “No, boy! She is sick! They keep her in her bed!” “Oh,” I said. “Oh.” I felt very sad for her. The big brown woman shook her head at me. I think she smiled, too, but I was not sure. I was not sure. All the day while I picked the cotton, I thought about the little girl. She must be unhappy if she is sick. She loved to run around all of the day. She loved to make noise. She loved to make trouble. I could see her running with her red scarf blowing in the breezes. I must do something to make her feel better, I thought. What could I do? What could I do?”

58. Bear Bob's Story By Edward Summer, Chapter Nine- No Place To Go
    Bear Bob's Story as told to edward Summer. Chapter Eleven The Bear The days herehad names. People sang and talked. We did not go into the fields of cotton.  
    http://www.dinosaur.org/teefr/bbchap11.htm
    
    Extractions: T he days here had names. There were seven names. Seven names for the days. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Sun Day. That day had the word for the sun inside it. I liked that name the best. Sun Day. On that day, the brown and black people went to a building where we all sat on long chairs. People sang and talked. We did not go into the fields of cotton. We did not pick anything. We did not work. People took a bath in a big pot and put on different clothes that were not all sweaty. That is when we went to the building with the long chairs. A tall brown man dressed all in black stood at the front of the room. He sang. He talked. He jumped. He swayed. He danced. People called him Reverend. That was the name for the tall man People called this place church. Church was the name for this building with the long chairs called benches. We sat on the long benches and sometimes we stood up and danced and sang. I did not know what the songs meant. But in their strange words, they sounded like some of the songs of my home. And they let me dance any way I wanted. People just smiled and did not stare at me for too long. So mostly I felt safe. Reverend said many, many things He talked much about something called “heaven.” He talked much about something called “peace.” He talked much about something called “freedom.” He talked sometimes about something called “love.” I did not understand most of what he said, but he said these words over and over. Heaven. Peace. Freedom. Love.

59. Edward Willett's Music Files
    Harding University A Cappella Chorus I sang with this outstanding chorus, directedby Dr. Kenneth Davis Jr., in college and also went on two European tours  
    http://www.edwardwillett.com/music.htm
    
    Extractions: science column My science fiction ... Contact me Here are some recordings, mostly of myself singing with groups or solo, for your enjoyment! Harding University A Cappella Chorus - I sang with this outstanding chorus, directed by Dr. Kenneth Davis Jr., in college and also went on two European tours with them in the decade after I graduated. Here are three songs from the opening performance of our 1982 tour, recorded live in the Kongresshalle, Augsburg, West Germany: Holy Radiant Light Ezekiel Saw De Wheel , and Battle Hymn of the Republic Harding University A Cappella Chorus Men's Ensemble - This group was drawn from the Harding A Cappella and directed by Mickey Cox, a senior music student at the time. Here are three songs from our 1978 recording: Climbin' Up the Mountain Ride On King Jesus , and In Search of the Lost Chord Harding College A Cappella Chorus 1947 - Obviously I wasn't part of this group but my father, James Willett, was. Here is

60. "The Prairie Choral Festival" By Edward Willett
    Copyright 2000 by edward Willett. In church I sang all four parts as I grew up, startingout as a boy soprano and eventually metamorphosing (as boys are wont to  
    http://www.edwardwillett.com/Arts Columns/prairiechoral.htm
    
    Extractions: science column My science fiction ... Contact me The Prairie Choral Festival I love choral music. If you do, too, then you owe it to yourself to take in the Prairie Choral Festival this weekend in Regina. My personal love of choral music grew out of my upbringing in the Church of Christ, which worships with a cappella congregational singing (no instruments). In church I sang all four parts as I grew up, starting out as a boy soprano and eventually metamorphosing (as boys are wont to do) into an alto, a tenor, and finally a bass/baritone, which is what I am now. My dad was a chorus conductor, and I sang in his chorus in high school, then in my university chorus, then, after moving to Regina, with the Regina Philharmonic Chorus, and finally with the University of Regina Chamber Singers. There was nothing like Juventus in Weyburn when I was a kid, but if there had been, I probably would have sung with it, too. Juventus was formed in 1994 in response to parent's desire for a quality musical experience for children aged six to 18 in a group setting. It has grown rapidly since then. In its third season, it began offering subsidies for members whose families experienced hardship in paying the annual fees and scholarship for members to attend choir camp, and in the same year established a junior choir for children aged six to 11 with limited previous musical experience. In the fall of 1998, a third choir, an intermediate choir for children aged nine to 13, was added.

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