Europa Publications
Autore di World of Learning 2003 (Europa World of Learning)
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Opere di Europa Publications
The International Foundation Directory 2004 (Europa International Foundation Directory) (2004) 8 copie
The International Foundation Directory 2003 (Europa International Foundation Directory) (2003) 2 copie
Until We Wake 1 copia
Europa 1 copia
Africa South of the Sahara 1989 1 copia
Eastern Europe, Russia and Central Asia 2003 (Eastern Europe, Russia and Central Asia) (2002) 1 copia
The Europa Regional Surveys of the World 2018: Africa South of the Sahara 2018 (Volume 1) (2017) 1 copia
International Who's Who in Popular Music 2012 (Europa International Who's Who in Popular Music) (2012) 1 copia
International Who's Who in Classical Music 2012 (Europa International Who's Who in Classical Music) (2012) 1 copia
The Europa Yearbook 1959 1 copia
International who's who 1 copia
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- Opere
- 106
- Utenti
- 175
- Popolarità
- #122,547
- Recensioni
- 4
- ISBN
- 119
- Lingue
- 2
series that also includes the International Who’s Who in Music,
International Who’s Who in Poetry, and more. Data can be
accessed on subscription via the website www.worldwhoswho.com
Classical Music
As with the popular music volume, the coverage is world-wide and
eclectic – performers, musicians, composers, conductors,
journalists and other figures are included. Paul McCartney is in
both volumes, as are Stephen Sondheim, Myleene Klass; Tim Rice
is only in the popular music volume, surprisingly. Film score
composers such as Howard Shore and Hans Zimmer are also in
both; the entries are the same.
The appendices are lists of orchestras, opera companies, music
festivals, music organisations, and competitions, by country. Like
the popular music volume there is an obituary list.
This is a thorough list for larger libraries, and those with substantial music departments.
In both volumes, I’ve looked at many entries, but haven’t found an
obvious Mountweazel – a fictitious entry in reference works
designed to catch out plagiarists, such as ‘esquivalience’ in the
2005 New Oxford American Dictionary. I would love to know if
Routledge go in for that type of trap!
Gary Archer
Solihull Libraries… (altro)