- Documento[Smith Brindle] Monteverdi's G Minor Mass - An Experiment in Constructionenviado porColin Graham
- DocumentoPaul Girffiths Interviews Han Werner Henze About 'the Bassarids'enviado porColin Graham
- Documento[Smith Brindle] the Origins of Italian Dodecaphonyenviado porColin Graham
- Documento[Larner] the Music of Reginald Smith Brindleenviado porColin Graham
- Documento[Various] In Memoriam- Mátyás Seiberenviado porColin Graham
- Documento[Henze] Pollicino- An Opera for Childrenenviado porColin Graham
- DocumentoPitch Centricity (Karchin)enviado porColin Graham
- DocumentoBamboula Squared (Lee)enviado porColin Graham
- DocumentoGuitar Variations (Steelye)enviado porColin Graham
- DocumentoCharles Wuorinen's Reliquary for Stravinsky (Karchin)enviado porColin Graham
- DocumentoThe Recent Works of Charles Wuorinen (Kresky)enviado porColin Graham
- DocumentoPolitics of Harmony (Hibbard)enviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.11.07 What Does Authentic' Mean in a Mathematics Class? (Follow Up)enviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.11.04 What Does Authentic' Mean in a Mathematics Class?enviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.10.31 to What Extent Should Lessons Be Planned or Spontaneous (follow-up)enviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.10.28 To What Extent Should Lessons Be Planned or Spontaneousenviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.06.27 How Do I Find Compelling Problems That Grab Student Attention (Follow-up Discussion)enviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.06.24 How Do I Find Compelling Problems That Grab Student Attentionenviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.06.20 How Do I Avoid Students Seeing the Mathematics Curriculum as Being a Set of Disjointed Topics (Follow Up)enviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.06.17 How Do I Avoid Students Seeing the Mathematics Curriculum as a Set of Disjointed Topics?enviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.06.13 is Mathematics Unique in the Curriculum for the Deeper Thinking Skills It Develops? (follow-up discussion)enviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.06.10 is Mathematics Unique in the Wider Curriculum for the Deeper Thinking Skills It Developsenviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.06.06 How Do I Promote Deep, Productive and Creative Mathematical Play (Follow-up Discussion)enviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.06.03 How Do I Promote Deep, Productive and Creative Mathematical Playenviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.05.30 Is It Possible to Have a Completely Student-driven Curriculum? (Follow Up)enviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.05.27 is It Possible to Have a Completely Student-driven Curriculumenviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.05.23 What Does or Should a Student Maths Journal Look Like (Follow Up)enviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.05.20 What Does or Should a Student Maths Journal Look Likeenviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.05.16 What Mathematical Skills Are Important for High Schoolers to Graduate With (Follow Up)enviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.05.13 What Mathematical Skills Are Important for High Schoolers to Graduate Withenviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.05.09 What is the Progression of 'Big Ideas' in Mathematics (Follow Up Discussion)enviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.05.06 What is the Progression of 'Big Ideas' in Mathematicsenviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.04.29 How Do I Get My Students to Dig Deeperenviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.04.25 How Do I Get Students Doing Mathematics Instead of Just Learning About Mathematics (2)enviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.04.22 How Do I Get Students Doing Mathematics Instead of Just Learning About Mathematicsenviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.04.18 How Do I Introduce, Or Increase the Amount of, Investigative Work (2)enviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.04.15 How Do I Introduce, Or Increase the Amount of, Investigative Workenviado porColin Graham
- Documento2011.04.11 How Do I Introduce the Geometry of the Built Environment Into the Curriculumenviado porColin Graham