Little Bo-Peep, or, Harlequin Jack and Jill : gorgeous Christmas pantomime /

Without music.

Die Fackel.

Nr. 568/571 (Mai 1921) and Nr. 668/675 (Dez. 1924) contain articles on T.G. Masaryk.

Seasonal festivals and pageants : spring pantomime /

Music arranged for pianoforte.

Allgemeines deutsches Commersbuch /

Most of the songs with music (unaccompanied melodies or close score) Some songs without music; most of the tunes indicated by title.

Moral culture of infancy, and kindergarten guide...

"Songs" (with music): 10 p. at end.

Indian story and song, from North America,

With music.

Strange histories, of kings, princes, dukes, earles, lords, ladies, knights and gentlemen ...

Later published with title: The royal garland of delight.

Examples to Berlioz's treatise on instrumentation.

Mode of access: Internet.

Educational bulletin ...

With music.

Games and songs of American children /

Bibliography: p.[267]-269.

Publications of the Texas Folklore Society.

"Bibliography of Texas legends": No. 3, p.[255]-260.

Die Fackel.

Editor: Karl Kraus.

Att marknadsföra med musik : en studie kring musik i reklamfilm och en artistprofils påverkan på ett varumärke

Due to the current digitalization of the music industry it has become more important than ever for musicians to get their music placed in advertising. This process is frequently described as a win-win situation for both sides: the musician gets money and exposure while the brand gets to ride on the musician’s pop-cultural position in society. The following thesis is focused on identifying the different ways brands work with music in their TV-advertising, and what effects the brand of the featured artist might have on the brand itself. Using text analysis, six advertisements all shown on Swedish TV during the first half of 2016 were analyzed, with the result that four major recurring themes were identified: nostalgia, text-related usage, making the advert memorable and making the advert into entertainment. The study also found three ways in which a band profile could serve a brand: (I) to make the advert an artifact of popular culture, (II) to let the brand ride on the bands success, (III) to give credibility to the brand. The study was based on brand theory, sensory branding and semiotics as well as David Hurons theory on the different usages of music in advertising. 

Reconstructing Past Climate by Using Proxy Data and a Linear Climate Model

Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Differential effectiveness of two anxiety induction procedures in youth and older adult populations

In this study, we tested in older and younger adults the efficacy of two well-known procedures to experimentally induce anxiety: a) Velten self-statements combined with music; b) film scenes. We extended the pre-vious findings in this field to the understudied area of mood induction in older adults. Fifty-seven older adults and 94 college students were random-ly assigned to one of the experimental conditions or to a control group. Results indicated that both procedures were effective, according to a series of ANOVAs for several self-report, physiological, and behavioral measures. Likewise, the highest effect sizes were observed for the Velten procedure (g = .81 vs. g = .71), and the effects were significantly higher in younger (g = 1.0 in the Velten condition) than in older adults (g = .62), Q = 4.25, X2(1), p = .0392. Both procedures were effective to induce inducting anxiety in both age groups, especially the Velten procedure in younger adults. Therefore, Velten self-statements combined with music may be very useful anxiety induction procedure for further research in controlled situa-tions of emotions across the life-span.