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Amadeus Press.(Alternative Strings: The New Curriculum)(The Mahler Symphonies: An Owner's Manual)(Brief Article)(Book Review)
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February 1, 2005
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Amadeus Press
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Some of today's best alternative string players and teachers demonstrate rock, jazz and fiddle styles on the strings for fellow violinists to appreciate, in Alternative Strings: The New Curriculum by Julie Lyon Lieberman (1574670891, $24.95), a fine book/cd package reflecting the author's three decades of experience as an alternative string teacher and performer. Alternative Strings: The New Curriculum is a fine guide for teachers, conductors and musicians ...
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STUDENTS COOK UP A FUTURE AT HYDE PARK'S CIA.(LIFE & LEISURE)
Newspaper article from: Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)
; ...moment, in the institute's Escoffier Restaurant, comes when the...heart leaps for joy. At the Escoffier, named after the forefather of classical cuisine, Georges Auguste Escoffier, diners are spoiled in a soft...
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From haute cuisine to high profits: chefs of the venerable American Culinary Federation create tomorrow's restaurant trends; they provide hints to future food manufacturing opportunities.(the chef's edge)
Magazine article from: Prepared Foods
; ...1900s, the great French chef Georges Auguste Escoffier developed what we now define...cuisine. In contrast, many of Escoffier's recipes--such as Peach...today. Early in his career, Escoffier was an army cook during the...
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FOOD'S BEST SELLERS LOCAL CHEFS DEPEND ON WHAT THEY READ FOR WHAT WE TASTE
Newspaper article from: Post-Tribune (IN)
; ...styles of cooking. He cited Escoffier, Saulnier and Thuries as his...influences. "I always go back to Escoffier (Le Guide Culinaire)," he...wisdom supplied by the late Georges-Auguste Escoffier, the French cook once described...
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A Valentine dessert fit for a diva; Peach Melba can be easily prepared and enjoyed quietly at home with another.(FEATURES)(CURRENTS)
Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor
; ...equally celebrated French chef Georges Auguste Escoffier during the singer's visit...generally accepted story is that Escoffier knew of Melba's penchant for...and vanilla ice cream. But Escoffier had a flair for presentation...
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taste of the past; 1846 TO 1935.(TASTE)
Newspaper article from: Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
; ...Lee Svitak Dean; Staff Writer Georges Auguste Escoffier, a French chef and author of...was the Savoy Hotel, where Escoffier brought discipline and organization...into a respectable profession. Escoffier simplified and modernized traditional...
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OF-HUMAN-INTEREST: A LOOK AT THE LIGHTER SIDE OF THE NEWS
News Wire article from: United Press International
; ...THE WAY... Today is the anniversary of the birth, in 1846, of celebrated French chef Georges Auguste Escoffier. What's his claim to fame? Escoffier invented the peach _ or peche _ Melba in honor of opera singer Dame Nellie Melba...
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DELMONICO STARTERS GET NEW DATES DELMONICO'S ITALIAN STEAKHOUSE.(PREVIEW)
Newspaper article from: Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)
; ...s. Institute birthday bash honors culinary king Georges Auguste Escoffier (1846-1935) is recognized as the ``king of...anniversary of his birth with special menus at its Escoffier Restaurant Oct. 25-28. The special lunches are...
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A note of courage; ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Newspaper article from: The Daily Mail (London, England)
; ...THE 19th century a former French army chef named Georges-Auguste Escoffier developed the 'modern kitchen brigade' for his...But most kitchens run a simplified version of Escoffier's system. A short order chef is something from...
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HISTORY SERVES UP FOOD NAME TIDBITS BY KAREN MILTNER ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE.(LIFE & LEISURE)
Newspaper article from: Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)
; ...celebrity-inspired. The authoritative French chef Georges-Auguste Escoffier created the dessert, which consists of syrup...named the toast in a conversation with his chef, Escoffier. Now let's grill sirloin. Which king dubbed...
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BRIEFLY/ ON THE SIDE
Newspaper article from: The Gazette
; ...the frozen food section. Hats off to star chef Georges-Auguste Escoffier was arguably the first celebrity chef. In the late...Broadmoor will pay homage to him at "A Salute to Escoffier, Grand Buffet," a benefit for the Education Fund...
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