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1	Anfänge der Halbleiterforschung und -entwicklung : dargestellt an den Biographien von vier deutschen Halbleiterpionieren / Handel, Kai Christian. January 1999 (has links) Techn. Hochsch., Diss--Aachen, 1999.
2	An Analysis of Emma Diruf Seiler's Teaching Philosophy and Contribution to Voice Pedagogy Sullivan, Kristen (Kristen Janell) 05 1900 (has links) Emma Diruf Seiler (1821-1886) was a Bavarian-American voice teacher and scientist who wrote and published Altes und Neues über die Ausbildung des Gesangorganes mit besonderer Rücksicht auf die Frauenstimme (Old and New in the Art of Singing, with Special Attention to the Female Voice) in 1861 while working in Leipzig. It was translated by William Henry Furness and published in Philadelphia as The Voice in Singing in 1868. This pedagogue and her writings are largely unknown to those who study historic bel canto pedagogy. In the opening of Seiler's pamphlet, she explained her purpose for writing was "to bring into harmony things which have always been treated separately, the Science and the Art of Singing..." Aside from brief comments in a few books on vocal pedagogy, Emma Seiler is largely unknown. Neither her contribution to voice science and pedagogy, nor the impact of her integrated philosophy on teaching have been subjected to scholarly scrutiny. The purpose of this document is to explore her philosophy on teaching, her method of female vocal instruction, and her impact on voice instruction. This dissertation historicizes evidence-based pedagogy through Seiler's example. Emma Diruf Seiler Vocal pedagogy Performance practice Evidence-based pedagogy Seiler, Emma, 1821-1887. Singing -- Instructions and stury. Voice teachers. Academic theses
3	The Vocal Pedagogy of the Behnke Family: The Behnke Method Stapleton, Megan 05 1900 (has links) Emil Behnke was a highly esteemed vocal pedagogue of the late nineteenth century. Perhaps rare for the time, the art and science of teaching vocal methods of speech and singing was a Behnke family business, one that Emil shared with his wife and daughter, who were both named Kate. Indeed, Emil's daughter, Kate Emil Behnke, was equally regarded and valued in the field of vocal pedagogy, carrying her father's teachings into the twentieth century. Meanwhile, the elder Kate Behnke, wife to Emil and mother to Kate Emil, was responsible for administering and building upon her husband's innovative methods of speech therapy, establishing her own reputation as a speech healer. The Behnke family published no less than fourteen books, cumulatively. Largely forgotten today, the purpose of this document is to provide a comprehensive overview of the biography and the pedagogical methods and works of the Behnke family, and to contextualize these methods within the framework of trusted vocal pedagogy, both historic and current. Behnke Emil Behnke Kate Behnke Kate Emil Behnke Lennox Browne vocal pedagogy voice pedagogy Emma Seiler Manuel Garcia Stephen F. Austin laryngoscopes breathing gymnastics speech therapy Behnke, Emil, 1836-1892. Behnke, Kate Emil. Behnke, Emil, Mrs., -1920. Singing -- Methods. Academic theses

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