The Choral tribute : a collection of new church music, for choirs, singing schools, conventions, &c. /

Includes indexes.

Giffe's new male quartet book : a choice collection of new secular quartets for male voices /

Includes index.

Trois chansons de Charles d'Orleans : à 4 voix mixtes sans accompagnement /

1. Dieu! qu'il la fait bon regarder! -- 2. Quant j'ai ouy le tabourin. -- 3. Yver, vous n'estes qu'un villain.

Various choral works, without accompaniment (Women's chorus)

German words.

THERMODYNAMICS OF AMINO-ACID DISSOCIATION IN MIXED-SOLVENTS .3. GLYCINE IN AQUEOUS GLUCOSE SOLUTIONS FROM 5-DEGREES-C TO 45-DEGREES-C

The first thermodynamic dissociation constants of glycine in 5, 15 mass % glucose + water mixed solvents at five temperatures from 5 to 45-degrees-C have been determined from precise emf measurements of a cell without liquid junction using hydrogen and Ag-AgCl electrodes and a new method of polynomial approximation proposed on the basis of Pitzer's electrolytic solution theory in our previous paper. The results obtained from both methods agree within experimental error. The standard free energy of transfer for HCl from water to aqueous mixed solvent have been calculated and the results are discussed.

Relevance of In-vitro Tests of Adhesive and Composite Dental Materials. A Review in 3 Parts. Part 2: Non-standardized tests of composite materials

Summary The first part of this review examined ISO approval requirements and in vitro testing. In the second part, non-standardized test methods for composite materials are presented and discussed. Physical tests are primarily described. Analyses of surface gloss and alterations, as well as aging simulations of dental materials are presented. Again, the importance of laboratory tests in determining clinical outcomes is evaluated. Differences in the measurement protocols of the various testing institutes and how these differences can in?uence the results are also discussed. Because there is no standardization of test protocols, the values determined by different institutes cannot be directly compared. However, the ranking of the tested materials should be the same if a valid protocol is applied by different institutes. The modulus of elasticity, the expansion after water sorption, and the polishability of the material are all clinically relevant, whereas factors measured by other test protocols may have no clinical correlation. The handling properties of the materials are highly dependent on operators' preferences. Therefore, no standard values can be given.

Relevance of in vitro tests of adhesive and composite dental materials, a review in 3 parts. Part 1: Approval requirements and standardized testing of composite materials according to ISO specifications

The first part of this three-part review on the relevance of laboratory testing of composites and adhesives deals with approval requirements for composite materials. We compare the in vivo and in vitro literature data and discuss the relevance of in vitro analyses. The standardized ISO protocols are presented, with a focus on the evaluation of physical parameters. These tests all have a standardized protocol that describes the entire test set-up. The tests analyse flexural strength, depth of cure, susceptibility to ambient light, color stability, water sorption and solubility, and radiopacity. Some tests have a clinical correlation. A high flexural strength, for instance, decreases the risk of fractures of the marginal ridge in posterior restorations and incisal edge build-ups of restored anterior teeth. Other tests do not have a clinical correlation or the threshold values are too low, which results in an approval of materials that show inferior clinical properties (e.g., radiopacity). It is advantageous to know the test set-ups and the ideal threshold values to correctly interpret the material data. Overall, however, laboratory assessment alone cannot ensure the clinical success of a product.

Hail, Ceres, hail : cantata for soprano and alto soli, and chorus of mixed voices /

For soloists (SA), chorus (SATB), and piano.

America the beautiful : four-part song for mixed voices /

Caption title.

Six duos pour voix égales pouvant être chantés en chœur avec accompagnement de piano.

Cover title.

371 vierstimmige Choralgesaenge.

At head of cover title: Edition Breitkopf. Nr. 10.

Quant j'ai ouy le tabourin = Whene'er the tambourine I hear /

At head of title: Trois chansons.

The Odeon :

Mode of access: Internet.

Skandia : fyrstämmiga sånger för mansröster.

For 4-part male chorus.

Zwei Gesänge (two anthems) für 16 stimmigen gemischten Chor a capella,

English and German words.