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Barrio Cuba [videorecording] / by Benvenuto, Sergio.; Camuñas, Santi.; Domínguez, Ana.; Gómez, Jorge.; Jiménez, Luisa María.; Lahera, Rafael.; Legrá, Adela.; Limonta, Mario.; Perugorría, Jorge.; Santos, Isabel.; Solás, Elia.; Solás, Humberto,1941-2008.; Vives, Camilo.; Fine Productions.; Instituto Cubano de Arte e Industria Cinematográfica.; Laguna Productions.;

Photographer, Carlos Rafael Solis ; editor, Nino Martinez Sosa.Luisa Maria Jimenez, Jorge Perugorria, Isabel Santos, Mario Limonta, Adela Legra, Rafael Lahera, Ana Dominguez.The leading characters live life to its fullest, propelling themselves over and over against an uncertain fate, searching for a way out. The harsh reality of the barrio contests them, but they never lose the hope of a better future.DVD; Dolby Digital.

Subjects: Feature films.; Melodrama.; Spanish language materials.;

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Family Service newsletter: New board volunteers announced by Family Service of the Piedmont Inc.;

High Point Veritcal Files: Family Services

Subjects: Akins, Barbara.; Barker, Reggie.; Brodd, Randy.; Cashion, Kay.; Crawford, Kent.; Cross, Patricia R.; Gooding, James T.; Hager, Robert.; Henley, A.B.; Horsley, Peggy.; Kennedy, Paul.; Ketchum, Kim.; Miller, Carroll Ann.; Phillips, Hoyt.; Qubein, Mariana.; Quick, Dennis.; Simmons, Sue.; Smith, Michael S.; Solis, Carlos.; Tyler, Robin.; Wagner, Miriam.; Barber, Michael.; Aiken, Terry.; Best, Courtney.; Charles, Lorinda.; Clark, Douglas (Lawyer); Covington, Katherine.; Gooding, James T., Jr.; Gordon, Charles, Jr.; Greene, Chris.; Horney, Jeff.; Morgan, Jef.; Riedlinger, David.; Roers, Emilie.; Smith, Michael S.; Thompson, David.; Wagner, Leigh.; Wagner, Miriam.; Family Service the Piedmont, Inc.; Family Service of High Point.;

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Complete chamber works. [sound recording] / by Chávez, Carlos,1899-1978.(CARDINAL)146099; Chávez, Carlos,1899-1978.Energía.; Chávez, Carlos,1899-1978.Soli,no. 1.; Chávez, Carlos,1899-1978.Soli,no. 2.; Chávez, Carlos,1899-1978.Soli,no. 4.; Chávez, Carlos,1899-1978.Sonatas,horns (4); Southwest Chamber Music (Musical group),performer.;

Energía for nine instruments (6:07) -- Soli I for winds (7:05) -- Soli II for wind quintet (20:32) -- Soli IV for brass trio (10:28) -- Sonata for four horns (21:19).Southwest Chamber Music.Recorded Oct. 27-28, 2003, Herbert Zipper Concert Hall, Colburn School of the Performing Arts, Los Angeles.

Subjects: Nonets (Bassoon, bass trombone, flute, horn, piccolo, trumpet, viola, cello, double bass); Wind quartets (Bassoon, clarinet, oboe, trumpet); Wind quintets (Bassoon, clarinet, flute, horn, oboe); Brass trios (Horn, trombone, trumpet); Sonatas (Horns (4));

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Legends en español : the 100 most iconic Hispanic entertainers of all time / by People en Español.;

Antonio Aguilar -- Ernesto Alonso -- Angélica María -- Desi Arnaz -- Antonio Banderas -- Rubén Blades -- Sonia Braga -- Chico Buarque -- Verónica Castro -- Montserrat Caballé -- Claudia de Colombia -- Willie Colón -- Fernando Colunga -- Celia Cruz -- Xavier Cugat -- Dolores del Río -- Plácido Domingo -- Rocío Dúrcal -- Gloria Estefan -- José Feliciano -- María Félix -- Leopoldo Fernández "Tres Patines" -- Vicente Fernández -- José Ferrer -- Lupita Ferrer -- Lola Flores -- Andrés García -- Sara García -- Carlos Gardel -- Lucho Gatica -- Susana Giménez -- Roberto Gómez Bolaños "Chespirito" -- Amparo Grisales -- Juan Luis Guerra -- Olga Guillot -- Salma Hayek -- Rita Hayworth -- Julio Iglesias -- Pedro Infante -- José José -- Joselito -- Juanes -- Juan Gabriel -- Raúl Juliá -- Rocío Jurado -- Mario Kreutzberger "Don Francisco" -- Libertad Lamarque -- Fernando Lamas -- Mirtha Legrand -- Israel López "Cachao" -- Jennifer López -- Marga López -- Lucero -- Luis Miguel -- Armando Manzanero -- Gloria Marín -- Marisol -- Ricky Martin -- Lucía Méndez -- Carmen Miranda -- Ricardo Montalbán -- Yolanda Montes "Tongolele" -- Sarita Montiel -- Benny Moré -- Mario Moreno "Cantinflas" -- Rita Moreno -- Marco Antonio Muñiz -- Jorge Negrete -- Adela Noriega -- Ramón Novarro -- Johnny Pacheco -- Andrea Palma -- Dámasco Pérez Prado -- Silvia Pinal -- Salvador Pineda -- Freddie Prinze -- Tito Puente -- Anthony Quinn -- Raphael -- Elis Regina -- Chita Rivera -- José Luis Rodríguez "El Puma" -- César Romero -- Paloma San Basilio -- Carlos Santana -- Selena -- Joan Manuel Serrat -- Ninón Sevilla -- Shakira -- Marco Antonio Solís "El Buki" -- Mercedes Sosa -- Thalía -- Germán Valdés "Tin Tan" -- Chavela Vargas -- Pedro Vargas -- Raúl Velasco -- Caetano Velosos -- Johnny Ventura -- Raquel Welch -- Guadalupe Yoli "La Lupe".Highlighted by full-color photography, a bilingual celebration of the contributions of Hispanics to the entertainment world profiles one hundred of the most famous celebrities, chronicling the life stories of icons ranging from Jennifer Lopez to Celia Cruz.

Subjects: Biographies.; Entertainers; Hispanic Americans; Latin Americans;

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Ten masterpieces of music / by Sachs, Harvey,1946-author.(CARDINAL)136161;

Includes bibliographical references and index.Part I. 1789: Before and after. Il catalogo e questo : Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart : Piano Concerto No. 17, in G Major for Piano and Orchestra, K. 453 (1784) ; His Imperial Highness's sore finger : Ludwig van Beethoven : Trio in B- flat Major for Piano, Violin, and Cello, Op. 97, "Archduke" (1811) -- Part II. The romantic century. A quartet that's about nothing : Franz Schubert : String Quartet No. 15 in G Major, Op. posth. 161, D. 887 (1826) ; In the wondrously disturbing month of May ; Robert Schumann : Dichterliebe (Poet's Love), Op. 48 (1840) ; A monument reimagined ; Hector Berlioz : La Damnation de Faust : Légende dramatique, Op. 24 (1846) ; The crown, the cross, and the cruelty of love : Giuseppe Verdi : Don Carlos (1867) ; Almost a tale of joy : Johannes Brahms : String Quintet No. 2, in G Major, Op. 111 (1890) -- Part III. The age of uncertainty. Europe, a prophecy? : Jean Sibelius : Symphony No. 4, in A Minor, Op. 63 (1911) ; Creative suffering : Sergei Prokofiev : Piano Sonata No. 8 in B-flat Major, Op. 84 (1944) ; An ice-cold question mark : Igor Stravinsky : Requiem Canticles for Contralto and Bass Soli, Chorus, and Orchestra (1966)."Some pieces of music survive; most fall into oblivion. What gives the ten masterpieces selected for this book their extraordinary vitality? In this magisterial volume, Harvey Sachs, author of the highly acclaimed biography Toscanini, takes readers into the heart of ten great works of classical music-works that have endured because they were created by composers who had a genius for drawing music out of their deepest wellsprings. These masters-Mozart and Beethoven; Schubert, Schumann, Berlioz, Verdi, andBrahms; Sibelius, Prokofiev, and Stravinsky-communicated their life experiences through music, and through music they universalized the intimate. By expanding our perceptions of these ten pieces-composed in the years between 1784 and 1966-Sachs, in lush,exquisite prose, invites us to consider why music stimulates, disturbs, exalts, and consoles us. He has lived with these masterpieces for a lifetime, and his descriptions of them and the dramatic lives of the composers who wrote them bring a heightened dimension to the musical perceptions of readers who may be casual listeners, students, professional musicians, or anyone in between"--

Subjects: Music;

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Ten masterpieces of music / by Sachs, Harvey,1946-Author(DLC)n 78033245 ;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 329-347) and index.PART I. 1789 : BEFORE AND AFTER. Il catalogo e questo : Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart : Piano Concerto No. 17, in G Major for Piano and Orchestra, K. 453 (1784) ; His Imperial Highness's Sore Finger : Ludwig van Beethoven : Trio in B- flat Major for Piano, Violin, and Cello, Op. 97, "Archduke" (1811) -- PART II. THE ROMANTIC CENTURY. A Quartet That's About Nothing : Franz Schubert : String Quartet No. 15 in G Major, Op. posth. 161, D. 887 (1826) ; In the Wondrously Disturbing Month of May ; Robert Schumann : Dichterliebe (Poet's Love), Op. 48 (1840) ; A Monument Reimagined ; Hector Berlioz : La Damnation de Faust : Legende dramatique, Op. 24 (1846) ; The Crown, the Cross, and the Cruelty of Love : Giuseppe Verdi : Don Carlos (1867) ; Almost a Tale of Joy : Johannes Brahms : String Quintet No. 2, in G Major, Op. 111 (1890) -- PART III. THE AGE OF UNCERTAINTY. Europe, a Prophecy? Jean Sibelius : Symphony No. 4, in A Minor, Op. 63 (1911) ; Creative Suffering : Sergei Prokofiev : Piano Sonata No. 8 in B-flat Major, Op. 84 (1944) ; An Ice-Cold Question Mark : Igor Stravinsky : Requiem Canticles for Contralto and Bass Soli, Chorus, and Orchestra (1966)."Some pieces of music survive; most fall into oblivion. What gives the ten masterpieces selected for this book their extraordinary vitality? In this magisterial volume, Harvey Sachs, author of the highly acclaimed biography Toscanini, takes readers into the heart of ten great works of classical music-works that have endured because they were created by composers who had a genius for drawing music out of their deepest wellsprings. These masters--Mozart and Beethoven; Schubert, Schumann, Berlioz, Verdi, and Brahms; Sibelius, Prokofiev, and Stravinsky--communicated their life experiences through music, and through music they universalized the intimate. By expanding our perceptions of these ten pieces--composed in the years between 1784 and 1966--Sachs, in lush, exquisite prose, invites us to consider why music stimulates, disturbs, exalts, and consoles us. He has lived with these masterpieces for a lifetime, and his descriptions of them and the dramatic lives of the composers who wrote them bring a heightened dimension to the musical perceptions of readers who may be casual listeners, students, professional musicians, or anyone in between"--.

Subjects: Music; Music appreciation.; Music.;

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Latino leaders speak : personal stories of struggle and triumph / by Ibarra, Mickey,editor.(CARDINAL)865821; Perez-Brown, Maria,1961-editor.(CARDINAL)670283;

Introduction / Mickey Ibarra, Founder & Chairman, Latino Leaders Network -- Henry Bonilla, Congressman, U.S. House of Representatives -- Susan Castillo, State Superintendent of Schools, State of Oregon -- Joaqu©Ưn Castro, Congressman, Texas' 20th District -- Francisco G. Cigarroa, Physician & Chancellor, The University of Texas System -- Henry G. Cisneros, Secretary of Housing & Urban Development -- Virgilio P. Elizondo, Reverend Father & Professor, The University of Notre Dame -- Lily Eskelsen-Garcia, President, National Education Association -- Alberto R. Gonzales, U.S. Attorney General -- Carlos Guti©♭rrez, Businessman & U.S. Secretary of Commerce -- Luis Guti©♭rrez, Congressman, U.S. House of Representatives -- Jos©♭ Hern©Łndez, Astronaut, NASA -- Maria Hinojosa, producer, author & journalist -- Dolores Huerta, civil rights activist & President, Dolores Huerta Foundation -- Mel Mart©Ưnez, U.S. Senator & U.S. Secretary of Housing & Urban Development -- Robert "Bob" Men©♭ndez, U.S. Senator -- Omar Minaya, General Manager, NY Mets -- Gloria Molina, County Supervisor, Los Angeles County -- Richard Monta©łez, author & Executive Vice President, PepsiCo -- Janet Murgu©Ưa, President & CEO, National Council of La Raza -- Soledad O'Brien, journalist, producer & anchor, CNN -- Federico Pe©ła, Mayor, City of Denver -- Thomas E. P©♭rez, Chair of the Democratic National Committee & U.S. Secretary of Labor -- William "Bill" Richardson, Governor, New Mexico -- Adam Rodr©Ưguez, actor & screenwriter -- Ken Salazar, U.S. Secretary of the Interior -- Mar©Ưa Elena Salinas, News Anchor, Univision -- Ricardo S©Łnchez, Lieutenant General, U.S. Army -- Hilda L. Solis, U.S. Secretary of Labor -- Lionel Sosa, author, advertising executive & artist -- Julie Stav, financial expert & best-selling author -- Leticia Van De Putte, Texas State Senator -- Nydia M. Vel©Łzquez, Congresswoman, New York's 7th District -- Antonio Ram©đn Villaraigosa, Chairman, Democratic National Convention & Mayor, Los Angeles.""People do not define you," Soledad O'Brien's Cuban mother repeatedly told her children. "You define yourself." And so this mixed-race, first-generation Latina American would go on to succeed in her field, ultimately becoming an anchor for CNN. O'Brien's remarks, like the others included in this volume, reflect on what it means to be Latino in the United States. For her, "It's succeeding, fulfilling the dream and then turning around and grabbing everybody else and making it happen for them too." The importance of education is a common refrain in the lives of the leaders represented here. Many reference one particular teacher or mentor who made a difference. The late Reverend Father Virgilio Elizondo, a professor at the University of Notre Dame, said his fifth-grade teacher changed his life. She taught him to love school and learning. Others remember the sacrifices made by parents so that their children could have more opportunities for a better life. In all, these writings are both a testament to perseverance and a guide to life, for readers of all backgrounds. Originally presented at the Latino Leaders Luncheon Series in Washington, DC, and other major cities, the personal stories included in this book are all by successful Latinos involved in a variety of occupations, from politics and sports to education and activism. Contributors include former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa; former general manager of the New York Mets, Omar Minaya; and Dr. Francisco G. Cigarroa, the Chancellor of the University of Texas System. Their words will inspire readers of all ages to follow their dreams and help those less fortunate."--Provided by publisher.

Subjects: Biographies.; Memoirs and biographies.; Hispanic Americans; Success; Biography.; Mexican Americans; Leadership;

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Billboard Latin Music Awards [sound recording] : 2000. by Iglesias, Enrique,1975-(CARDINAL)535367; Cristian.; Valasquez, Jaci.; Aguilar, Pepe.; Fonsi, Luis.(CARDINAL)783786; Tañon, Olga.(CARDINAL)436409; Guerra, Juan Luis.; Ponce, Carlos.; Solís, Marco Antonio.; Crespo, Elvis.(CARDINAL)534429; Grupo Limite.; Tri-O (Musical group); Castro, Cristian,1974-(CARDINAL)529179; Velasquez, Jaci.;

Various artists.Compact disc.

Subjects: Popular music;

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Los amantes anónimos : novela / by Gutiérrez Solís, Salvador,1968-;

El mismo día en el que Juan Carlos I anuncia su abdicación aparecen en tres ciudades de España -Sevilla, Madrid y Barcelona-, en papeleras de lugares muy conocidos y frecuentados, restos humanos semicongelados: un pie, una mano y un corazón. Todos los indicios apuntan a la siniestra estrategia de un asesino en serie que quiere acaparar toda la atención. Para tratar de resolver el caso, la policía recurre a la excéntrica, huraña e intuitiva inspectora Carmen Puerto que, a pesar de su autoimpuesta reclusión, es capaz de analizar, interpretar y desvelar los crímenes más complicados. Como en "El lenguaje de las mareas", Carmen Puerto encontrará en Jaime Cuesta y Julia Núñez los ojos y las manos que la conectarán con el exterior. "Los amantes anónimos", primera de las novelas protagonizada por Carmen Puerto, es un fascinante y adictivo thriller en el que se dan cita los asesinos en serie, el mundo de la televisión y el de las finanzas, la corrupción política, la soledad tras las redes sociales, el sexo en todas sus variantes y los rincones más oscuros de las páginas de contactos. Una novela que toma al lector de la mano y lo introduce en la trama, hasta conseguir que llegue a "contemplarla" con sus propios ojos, gracias a la narrativa visual y precisa de Salvador Gutiérrez Solís. Literatura de alto voltaje que se asoma a la realidad, convirtiéndola en una pieza esencial de un complejo y perfectamente ensamblado artefacto narrativo.

Subjects: Fiction.; Serial murder investigation; Women detectives;

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