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1	The career and legacy of hornist Joseph Eger his solo career, recordings, and arrangements / Pritchett, Kathleen S. January 2008 (has links) Thesis (D.M.A.)--University of North Texas, 2008. / System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader. Accompanied by 4 recitals, recorded Nov. 26, 2001, Nov. 18, 2002, Apr. 7, 2003, and Feb. 25, 2008. Includes bibliographical references (p. 40-43). Eger, Joseph, Horn players
2	Die Gewässernamen im Bereich der oberen Eger eine onomastische Untersuchung Pleintinger, André January 2008 (has links) Zugl.: Regensburg, Univ., Diss.
3	The Career and Legacy of Hornist Joseph Eger: His Solo Career, Recordings, and Arrangements Pritchett, Kathleen S. 05 1900 (has links) This study documents the career of Joseph Eger (b. 1920), who had a short but remarkable playing career in the 1940s, 1950s and early 1960s. Eger toured the United States and Britain as a soloist with his own group, even trading tours with the legendary British hornist, Dennis Brain. He recorded a brilliant solo album, transcribed or arranged several solos for horn, and premiered compositions now standard in the horn repertoire. He served as Principal Horn of the New York Philharmonic, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the National Symphony. Despite his illustrious career as a hornist, many horn players today do not recognize his name. While Eger was a renowned horn soloist in the middle of the twentieth century, he all but disappeared as a hornist, refocused his career, and reemerged as a conductor, social activist, and author. This dissertation seeks to be the long-overdue comprehensive documentation of Eger's career as the first American horn soloist and his contributions to the world of horn playing. First, a biography of Eger is presented, focusing especially on his education and career as an orchestral player, soloist, and recording artist, including its intersections with the lives of many prominent musicians and personalities of the twentieth century. A personal interview provided most of this information. An examination of what is perhaps Eger's greatest and most lasting contribution, his solo album, Around the Horn, will follow. A discussion of this recording and his Grammy-nominated chamber music album will provide insight into the high quality of his horn playing and the breadth of his repertoire. Finally, Eger's transcriptions and editions of pieces for solo horn and the pieces that were premiered or composed for him will be listed and discussed. Horn soloist Eger Eger, Joseph, 1925-
4	Vztahy města Cheb a české šlechty v pozdním středověku / Relations between the town Cheb and Bohemian nobility in the Late Middle Ages Boukal, Jan January 2022 (has links) This Ph.D. thesis focuses on the relations between the town of Cheb and Bohemian nobility in the late Middle Ages (from the second half of the 14th century to the beginning of the 16th century) with special interest in the period of the Hussite wars and the reign of King George of Podebrady. The thesis looks at these relations on two levels - conflicts (wars and courts) and non-violent (commerce, mutual assistance, information sharing) and tries to characterise and compare these phenomena. The thesis includes the case studies focusing on the question of the possibility of mutual interaction between examined subjects. It also focuses on particular noble families characterised by their transition from Cheb to Bohemia or otherwise.
5	Historie poválečného Chebu očima pamětníků / The history of Cheb after the war: life stories alongside the great events Havel, Jan January 2011 (has links) The goal of this MA thesis lies in mapping the history of the city Cheb after the second world war with the help of narratives and press of those times. Focus is on years 1945-1950 but the thesis also contains information about the city's history until 1945. Another aspect of this thesis is the variety of newspaper specific for this region and the way it changes through the years after war. The most important themes of this thesis include evicion of Germans, changing relationships whith the USA and the Soviet Union, ascent of kommunism and reastructuraion of Cheb - all of these in connection with the city itself and the memories of narrators. These themes are submited within the stories of individual narrators and spulemented by citations from newspaper.
6	Tektono-stratigraphische Entwicklung der Tertiärbecken der östlichen Oberlausitz im Grenzbereich Sachsen-Polen-Böhmen Bräutigam, Bernd 15 October 2021 (has links) Es wird die tektonische Entwicklung des östlichsten Teils des Egergrabens vorgelegt, wobei die tektonische Aktivität bis ins Pleistozän nachgewiesen wird. Dabei werden erstmals die Tertiärbecken der Oberlausitz als östlichste Fortsetzung des Egergrabens zusammenfassend detailliert beschrieben und die Kohleflöze mit den Flözen der Niederlausitz, der kleinen Tertiärbecken bis Luban und den Kohleflözen der tschechischen Tertiärbecken des Egergrabens korreliert. / The tectonic development of the easternmost part of the Egergraben is presented, with the tectonic activity being proven up to the Pleistocene. For the first time, the Tertiary Basins of Upper Lusatia, as the easternmost continuation of the Eger Graben, are described in detail and the coal seams are correlated with the seams of Lower Lusatia, the small tertiary basins up to Luban and the coal seams of the Czech Tertiary Basins of the Eger Graben. info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/550 ddc:550 Lausitzer Braunkohlerevier Tertiärbecken Braunkohlenflöz Braunkohlenlagerstätte Geologie Stratigraphie Oberlausitz <Ost> Zittauer Senke Turów <Wrocław> Tertiär Kohlengeologie Formation <Geologie> Eger-Graben Miozän Oligozän Geologische Korrelation Beckensediment Paläotektonik Hrádek nad Nisou <Region> Grabenbruch Ergussgestein Sedimentation Sedimentationsbecken

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