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Vorgestellt werden Ergebnisse des europaischen Modellprojekts TALENTS zur schnellen Integration von Migrant:innen und Gefluchteten in den ersten Arbeitsmarkt. Ausgehend von der Idee, dass Teilhabe am Arbeitsmarkt die gesellschaftliche Integration fordert, verbindet das Trainingsmodell Arbeitserfahrungen in Betriebspraktika mit sprachlichen, kulturellen und beruflichen Inhalten, die im Klassenverband erlernt werden.Die Autor:innen evaluieren die Ergebnisse des Trainingsmodells aus drei Jahren in Norwegen, Schweden und Deutschland. Die ausgewerteten Daten spiegeln die Erfahrungen von 400 Teilnehmenden. 20 Fallstudien ermoglichen detaillierte Analysen.TALENTS wurde gefordert durch das Erasmus+ Programm der Europaischen Kommission sowie vom Bundesministerium fur Bildung und Forschung. Alle TALENTS-Projektmaterialien sind unter https://talentseuproject.com verfugbar.Die Publikation richtet sich an Stakeholder der Bildung und Integration erwachsener Zugewanderter - insbesondere Leiter:innen von Erwachsenenbildungseinrichtungen, Lehrkrafte, Mitarbeiter:innen in Arbeitsmarktservices, Fachkrafte in Wirtschaftsverbanden, Kammern und Unternehmen sowie Akteur:innen, die Arbeitsmarktintegrationsprozesse und -programme planen und finanzieren.

Richard Wagner remains, almost 130 years after his death, the most controversial composer in the history of music. Creator of huge and hugely ambitious operas, which have an immense immediate impact, as well as providing food for endless thought and discussion, Wagner has had an influence on many fields outside music. In this lively pocket guide, Michael Tanner gives concise accounts of all his operas - the likes of Parsifal, Lohengrin and Tristan und Isolde - showing how important it is to grasp the dramatic situations at every point, and indicating some of the key musical features. He also provides an outline of Wagners astonishing life, and shows that he has often been unfairly criticised and made a scapegoat, especially for political events which took place long after his death.Key features include:- Wagner: his life year by year - Wagner: his music work by work - Things people said about Wagner - Essential Wagner: ten great moments - Wagner on CD and DVD - Wagner bibliographyThis indispensable Faber Pocket Guide provides a wealth of insights into Wagner and is essential reading for anyone with an interest in both and the man and his music. [P]robably the best introduction ever written to this most complex of composers. Simon Heffer, Telegraph

This new edition of leading opera critic Rupert Christiansens perennially popular Pocket Guide has between extensively revised, and incorporates many more operas from all periods, including recent works by Philip Glass, Mark Anthony Turnage, Thomas Ades and George Benjamin. Whether you are a first-timer at La Boheme or a seasoned Wagnerian, every opera-goer can benefit from a little background information, and this book aims to provide just that. Accessible and easy-to-use, it contains entries for over a hundred works, both familiar and unfamiliar.

A handy, readable and easy-to-use opera guide by leading opera critic Rupert Christiansen, containing entries for over a hundred works, both familiar and unfamiliar.Features include:- snapshot plot summaries - background information on each opera - straightforward pointers to help your appreciation of the music and production - recommended recordings (CD, video and DVD) - a brief overview of the history of operaHighly recommended.Sunday Telegraph

With hit TV shows picking the leads in productions of Oliver! and The Sound Of Music, and smash musicals like Hairspray and Wicked all the West End rage, musical theatre is as popular as its ever been. James Inverne provides an indispensable guide to his top one hundred greatest shows of all time - and ten of the worst. Whether you know your Pal Joey from The Producers, your West Side Story from your Witch Witch, the Faber Pocket Guide To Musicals is packed with entertaining behind-the-scenes stories, essential songlists and comprehensive recording guides. Did you know, for instance, that one of the best recordings of Les Miserables is in Hebrew? Or that the Mel Brooks wasnt the first person to want to make a musical of The Producers? (That claim goes to Eric Idle.) Or the ridiculous story of the huge purpose-built theatre constructed in Holland to house a flop about Grace Kelly?Key features include: - The hundred greatest musicals - Numbers to listen for - Snapshot plot summaries - Ten terrible musicals - Recommended recordingsJames Inverne has been writing about musical theatre for years and brings copious knowledge, passion for the subject and a sense of fun to a genre that continues to entertain us all. Make the most of the musicals with this vital book.

Why is Mozart the best known and most popular of all the great Western classical composers? As the 250th anniversary of his birth approaches, his reputation stands higher than ever before. This lively new Pocket Guide assesses what Mozart means to us today, and explores why his music is so enduringly valued by listeners.The Guide aims to tell the general reader and listener in concise form all they need to know in order to listen to and enjoy Mozarts music - it will introduce a new generation of concert-goers and record-listeners to all his key works in forms from opera to symphony, concerto to song. In a crisp, sharp style, with extensive recommendations of good performances and recordings, Nicholas Kenyon shows how Mozart has turned a different face to every age that has performed his music and has communicated with unique.Separating the Mozart myth and the Mozart industry from the realities of his superb music, the book also asks key questions: How did Mozart compose? What did he look like? What did he think? How should we perform his music today? There will also be a brief calendar of Mozarts life, a musical glossary and a whos who of key figures in his life.

Joseph Haydn is one of the greatest and most innovative of all composers, yet in some ways he is still curiously misunderstood. This engaging new Pocket Guide assesses what Haydns music means to us today, and challenges some of the myths that have grown up around the composer. With suggestions for further reading and recommended CD recordings, Richard Wigmores crisp and concise guide presents you with all you need to listen to and enjoy Haydns music. It explores each of his key works, from his symphonies to his quartets, from his choral works to his sonatas, and invites a new generation of listeners to discover the depth and dazzling ingenuity of this most humane and life-affirming of composers.

The Faber Pocket Guide to Handel offers a detailed but accessible exploration of George Frederick Handel, his composition, and his legacy. A larger-than-life figure in his time, Handels reputation has been less than steady since his death in 1759. Was he (in the words of Berlioz) just a great barrel of pork and beer, or (as Handel himself claimed) truly the master of us all? Now, more than 250 years after his death, there is more interest in Handel than ever before, with his operas (such as Rinaldo and Agrippina) experiencing fantastic renewed popularity. This lively new Pocket Guide goes in search of the composer who wrote the Messiah, Water Music - and much more.Handy for browsing and reference, key features include: - Handels life: year by year - Handels operas: a complete guide - Essential Handel - Picturing Handel - Handel on CD and DVD - Handel OnlineEdward Blakeman assesses how Handels works - incredibly influential in their context of baroque music - have stood the test of time and why they can still speak thrillingly to us today. With recommendations throughout for listening, further reading, and web surfing, this is the ideal guide for music lovers who want to discover the great composer for themselves.

John Bridcut, author of the acclaimed Brittens Children, will include significant fresh material which will make the book indispensable for Britten aficionados as well as for those who are discovering the composers music for the first time. This guide is all about finding a way into Brittens music. An outline of planned chapters: - The Top Ten Britten pieces - Critics First Impressions - Brittens Life - Britten and Pears - The things they said - The Music (stage works, choral works, songs, chamber music, orchestral works) - The Interpreters of Brittens work - Britten as Performer - The Impresario (English Opera Group and Aldeburgh Festival) - Brittens Homes - Trivial Pursuits

The music of J.S.Bach has a unique power and attraction some 300 years after it was written. From annual performances of the great Passions and BBC Radio 3s hugely successful Bach Christmas, to its use in adverts, films and popular arrangements, the imaginative strength of Bachs music continues to draw listeners to explore its mysteries.This new Pocket Guide looks at all Bachs music, sacred and secular, and explores why he speaks so profoundly to our age about both the spiritual and the sensual in life.Among the features of this easy-to-use book: The Bach Top Ten Bach: The music work by work Performing Bach today Bach: The life year by year What people said about Bach Accessible and easy to use, Nicholas Kenyon provides for the first time an up-to-date survey of all Bachs major works in the light of the latest research, from Masses to Cantatas, Concertos to Suites, and recommends the best CDs and further reading.

In "The Experiences of a Bandmaster," John Philip Sousa presents an engaging chronicle that delves into the intricacies of leading a military band during a transformative era in American music history. Written in a reflective yet accessible style, Sousa combines anecdotal narratives with insightful commentary on the cultural impact of band music, particularly in the context of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The book offers a rare glimpse into the professional world of a bandmaster, enriched by Sousas own experiences as he captures the excitement of life on the road, the challenges of musical direction, and the evolving tastes of the American public. John Philip Sousa, often hailed as the "March King," was not only a prolific composer but also a highly regarded conductor and bandleader. His passion for military band music and its potential to inspire national pride is evident throughout his works. His firsthand experiences with the U.S. Marine Band and his subsequent tours with the Sousa Band heavily informed the narrative style and content of this book, offering readers a personal window into his artistic journey. I highly recommend "The Experiences of a Bandmaster" to anyone interested in American music history, band culture, or the personal reflections of a masterful musician. Sousas blend of personal stories and musicological insights provides a compelling exploration that resonates with scholars, musicians, and general readers alike.

In "The Evolution of Modern Orchestration," Louis Adolphe Coerne meticulously traces the development of orchestral techniques from their nascent forms to the sophisticated expressions of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. With a rich command of musical terminology and an analytical approach, Coerne examines seminal composers, innovative instrumentation, and the cultural shifts that have reshaped orchestral music. This work is not only a historical account but also a critical examination of the theoretical frameworks that underpin orchestration, encouraging readers to appreciate both the art and science of orchestral arrangement within its broader literary and musical contexts. Louis Adolphe Coerne, a distinguished composer and educator active during a pivotal time of musical evolution, draws from his extensive experience in orchestration and pedagogy. His deep engagement with the music of his contemporaries and predecessors, coupled with his position as an authority in the field, lends significant weight to his observations and insights. Coernes dual role as both a practitioner and scholar allows him to convey complex ideas with clarity, bridging the gap between theory and practical application. This book is an essential read for musicians, composers, and scholars alike, offering invaluable insights into the intricacies of orchestration. Coernes seasoned perspective not only enriches the readers understanding of orchestral music but also invites them to explore the ongoing evolution of this dynamic art form. Whether one is a seasoned artist or an inquisitive novice, Coernes exploration provides a foundational perspective that is both enlightening and inspiring.

In "The Evolution of Modern Orchestration," Louis Adolphe Coerne delves into the intricate transformation of orchestral music from its historical roots to contemporary practices. Coernes prose is both analytical and accessible, employing a didactic style enriched with musical examples that illuminate the evolution of orchestration techniques. The book situates itself within the broader discourse on musicology, examining influential composers and pivotal works that have shaped the modern orchestral palette, providing readers a comprehensive understanding of the symbiotic relationship between orchestration and musical innovation. Louis Adolphe Coerne was an eminent composer and educator, whose expertise in orchestration stemmed from his extensive studies and experiences in both Europe and America. His background in composition and conducting, coupled with a keen awareness of the technical aspects of orchestral writing, equipped him to undertake this ambitious exploration. Coernes insights reflect his dedication to preserving the legacy of orchestration while promoting a deeper appreciation for its ongoing evolution in the context of 20th-century music. This book is highly recommended for musicians, composers, and students alike, offering valuable insights into orchestrations transformative journey. Coernes meticulous examination not only serves as a guide for practitioners but also invites academic discourse among scholars eager to investigate the dynamics of orchestral sound in the modern era.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- Handpicked Memorable Quotes shine a spotlight on moments of literary brilliance.- Interactive footnotes clarify unusual references, historical allusions, and archaic phrases for an effortless, more informed read.

The ebook "The Evolution of Japanese Music from the Heian Period to the Present Day" covers the rich history and transformation of Japanese music across multiple periods. It explores key eras such as the Heian, Muromachi, Edo, and modern periods, focusing on how historical, political, and cultural shifts shaped musical forms.During the Heian period (7941185), Gagaku (court music) and Bugaku (dance) dominated the scene, representing the pinnacle of classical Japanese music tied to the imperial court. Instruments like the biwa and koto became central to these traditions. As Japan entered the Muromachi period (13361573), new musical influences from Zen Buddhism emerged, particularly through the use of the shakuhachi, a bamboo flute used by monks for meditation. Popular and folk music such as *dengaku* and *sarugaku* also evolved, becoming the foundation for future theatrical traditions like Noh.The Azuchi-Momoyama period (15731603) saw continued development in Noh theater and the rise of Kabuki, a dynamic theatrical form combining music, dance, and drama. The introduction of Western music through European contact during this time brought new instruments like the guitar and harpsichord to Japan, although traditional instruments such as the shamisen became key to the emerging Bunraku puppet theater.By the Edo period (16031868), Japans isolationist policies preserved and refined its musical traditions. Kabuki and Bunraku became major cultural forces, heavily integrating music into their performances. The shamisen played a central role in both forms. Gagaku and other courtly traditions persisted but gradually became more ceremonial.In the modern era, Western influences grew stronger, leading to a blending of traditional and contemporary styles, from classical Japanese music to the introduction of genres like J-pop and Enka, while maintaining the distinctiveness of traditional Japanese sound.This historical journey shows how Japanese music continuously adapted to external influences while preserving its ancient roots.

Its been a long time coming... Llega a librerías el libro para conocerlo todo sobre la artista que ha redefinido la industria musical.Desde componer canciones en la granja de Pensilvania de sus padres a romper sus propios records dentro de la industria musical: el impacto mundial de Taylor Swift es innegable.A traves de este magnifico libro ilustrado, seas un swiftie veterano o un fan que acaba de llegar, podras sumergirte en el universo lirico y compositivo de la mayor artista de su generacion.Recorre las diversas eras de la cantante y descubre como sus distintas inquietudes han evolucionado a lo largo de su carrera. Una experiencia unica para interpretar todo aquello que las letras de Taylor inspiran, y llegar a los recovecos mas ocultos de la autentica mastermind de la musica.

Elvis Presley was an extremely talented musician and a very charismatic man. His colourful persona, private life and often unique personality means he still fascinates people today, years after his death in 1977.This book contains a selection of interesting facts and anecdotes about Elviss life and career. Hopefully most of them will be new to the reader!

In "The Elements of General Method, Based on the Principles of Herbart," Charles A. McMurry meticulously explores the foundational principles of educational methodology inspired by Johann Friedrich Herbarts pedagogical theories. McMurry engages in a detailed analysis of Herbarts five formal stepspreparation, presentation, association, generalization, and applicationcontextualizing them within the educational landscape of the early 20th century. His prose reflects a clear, systematic style that is both accessible and intellectually rigorous, making complex pedagogical ideas comprehensible and applicable for educators seeking to enhance their instructional practices. Charles A. McMurry, a prominent American educator and advocate for progressive educational reform, significantly influenced the field with his commitment to the integration of theory and practice in teaching. His background in both philosophy and pedagogy, along with his deep admiration for Herbarts systematic approach, inspired McMurry to articulate a general methodology that teachers could effectively employ. His work not only addressed theoretical constructs but also examined practical applications in classroom settings, reflecting his dedication to improving teacher effectiveness. This seminal work is highly recommended for educators, curriculum designers, and scholars alike, as it not only provides a solid theoretical framework but also practical insights that remain relevant in contemporary education. McMurrys synthesis of Herbarts principles offers vital guidance for those aiming to enhance their pedagogical strategies and develop a more thoughtful, structured approach to teaching.

In "The Elements of General Method, Based on the Principles of Herbart," Charles A. McMurry provides a comprehensive exploration of pedagogical theory grounded in traditional educational philosophy. McMurry articulates a systematic approach to teaching that emphasizes the importance of methodical instruction, drawing heavily on Johann Friedrich Herbarts principles of education. The book is characterized by its analytical style and meticulous organization, integrating theoretical insights with practical applications, thereby offering a well-rounded perspective on the art of teaching and learning. McMurrys work occupies a significant place in the educational literature of its time, engaging with the broader currents of progressive educational reform in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Charles A. McMurry, a pivotal figure in the development of educational methodologies, was influenced by his experiences as both a teacher and a scholar. His dedication to improving educational practices is evident throughout his oeuvre, as he sought to bridge the gap between theory and practice. McMurryAos academic journey was marked by his interaction with renowned educators and thinkers who shaped his understanding of effective pedagogical strategies, ultimately leading him to write this foundational text. This book is an essential resource for educators, scholars, and anyone interested in understanding the theoretical underpinnings of teaching. McMurrys insights provide invaluable guidance for developing effective instructional methods that align with studentsAo cognitive processes. Readers will find "The Elements of General Method" not only thought-provoking but also practically applicable in diverse educational settings.

The Eighth Symphony was going to be different from anything Mahler had ever done before. The intensely personal dramas of his earlier symphonies were a thing of the past - or rather, they were now to be seen as preludes to this new, culminating symphonic statement: he was quite sure it was the greatest thing he had ever written. The first seven symphonies were all, in their very different ways, acts of private confession, the unburdening of a hypersensitive soul, struggling to make sense of its own existence and of the thrilling and terrifying world in which it found itself. The Eighth would speak in different tones, and of a different kind of experience. It would be a bringer of joy through inspired settings of the hymn Veni, Creator Spiritus and the final scene of Goethes Faust. The world premiere in Munich in the summer of 1910 was the artistic breakthrough for which the composer had yearned all his adult life, filling Munichs huge Neue Musik-Festhalle on two successive evenings, to tumultuous applause. Stephen Johnson recounts its far-reaching effect on composers, conductors and writers of the time - Berg and Schoenberg and the teenage Korngold, Bruno Walter and Klemperer, and the writers Stefan Zweig and Thomas Mann (the character of Gustav von Aschenbach in Manns Death in Venice was partly based on the impression Mahler made on him in 1910). Placing Mahler within his world - in particular the German-speaking world - Johnson re-assesses Mahlers thoughts in the context of the prevailing thought of his age, not only in relation to the artistic and intellectual movements of the time, but through consideration of political climate and historical background, and on into science, medicine, technology, mass entertainment, and even the development of modern PR. Throughout we are made aware that in that same tumultuous summer Mahler worked desperately on his Tenth Symphony, was betrayed by his wife, and consulted Sigmund Freud. It is a story like no other.

In "The Education and Employment of Women," Josephine Elizabeth Grey Butler examines the manifold barriers that have historically hindered womens social and economic participation. Written in a compelling narrative style that combines both empirical research and passionate advocacy, the book articulates the necessity for womens education as a foundation for their autonomy and contributions to society. Contextually situated within the late 19th-century feminist movement, Butlers work reflects a burgeoning awareness of gender disparities and a call to action for reform in educational policies and professional opportunities. Josephine Elizabeth Grey Butler, a prominent suffragist and social reformer, drew upon her own experiences and the broader cultural milieu that questioned womens roles during her time. Her commitment to womens rights, influenced by her involvement in various educational and philanthropic organizations, propelled her to challenge the status quo. Butlers extensive background in social reform and education significantly informs the arguments presented in her book, making her a credible voice in the discourse surrounding womens rights. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in gender studies, social justice, and the historical trajectory of womens rights. Butlers incisive arguments and rich historical context provide an invaluable understanding of the struggles for womens education and the implications for contemporary society. Readers will be inspired by Butlers eloquence and dedication, making it a vital contribution to the discourse on gender equality.