Concerto, no. 1, B[flat] minor for pianoforte and orchestra, op. 23. [music] /

First performance October 25th, 1875, at Boston, Hans von Bülow at the Piano, Benjamin Johnson Lang conducting.

Aphrodite : symphonic fantasie for orchestra /

Publisher's no.: Study score 217.

Scène de ballet for violin with accompaniment of orchestra or piano, op. 100. [music] /

Mode of access: Internet.

Symphony no. 4 /

Arr. for piano.

A pagan poem : (after Virgil) composed for orchestra with piano, English horn and three trumpets obligato /

Mode of access: Internet.

Comes autumn time : a program overture for orchestra /

Mode of access: Internet.

Concerto for violin and orchestra, no. 7, op. 9 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Tu es Petrus; an offertorium for soprano solo, chorus, orchestra and organ.

Pl. no. 5221-20.

Land of our hearts. : Chorus for mixed voices and piano or orchestra. /

For mixed voices (SATB) and piano; originally for chorus and orchestra.

The modern band: a treatise on wind instruments, symphony band and military band,

Bk.I. pt.1. Wind instruments. - pt.2. Band instrumentation. -Bk.II. Score examples.

The highwayman. [music] : cantata for baritone solo, chorus of women's voices, and orchestra /

At head of title: To Oscar Coon.

Symphony concertante, op. 84 ; Horn concerto (1762) /

Cover title.

A comparative knowledge-based urban development analysis : Vancouver, Melbourne and Manchester vs. Boston

Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to introduce a knowledge-based urban development assessment framework, which has been constructed in order to evaluate and assist in the (re)formulation of local and regional policy frameworks and applications necessary in knowledge city transformations. Design/methodology/approach - The research reported in this paper follows a methodological approach that includes a thorough review of the literature, development of an assessment framework in order to inform policy-making by accurately evaluating knowledge-based development levels of cities, and application of this framework in a comparative study - Boston, Vancouver, Melbourne and Manchester. Originality/value - The paper, with its assessment framework, demonstrates an innovative way of examining the knowledge-based development capacity of cities by scrutinising their economic, socio-cultural, enviro-urban and institutional development mechanisms and capabilities. Practical implications - The paper introduces a framework developed to assess the knowledge-based development levels of cities; presents some of the generic indicators used to evaluate knowledge-based development performance of cities; demonstrates how a city can benchmark its development level against that of other cities, and; provides insights for achieving a more sustainable and knowledge-based development.

Deep Blue Orchestra

Under an Australian Research Council Linkage Grant, the partnering research organisations QUT, Creative Media Warehouse, The Brisbane Festival and The Queensland Orchestra undertook extensive reviews of many aspects of traditional and contemporary arts practice. We will publish excerpts from the findings soon. deepblue is committed to ongoing research as a part of the day to day operation and is currently working in partnership with John Kotzas and the team at QPAC on exploring new techniques for presenting and marketing deep blue.

Comparing: knowledge-based urban development of Vancouver, Melbourne, Manchester and Boston

The research reported in this paper introduces a knowledge-based urban development assessment framework, which is constructed in order to evaluate and assist in the (re)formulation of local and regional policy frameworks and applications necessary in knowledge city transformations. The paper also reports the findings of an application of this framework in a comparative study of Boston, Vancouver, Melbourne and Manchester. The paper with its assessment framework: demonstrates an innovative way of examining the knowledge-based development capacity of cities by scrutinising their economic, socio-cultural, enviro-urban and institutional development mechanisms and capabilities; presents some of the generic indicators used to evaluate knowledge-based development performance of cities; reveals how a city can benchmark its development level against that of other cities, and; provides insights for achieving a more sustainable and knowledge-based development.