www.btowstore.com www.audible.co.uk GOODBYE TO ALL THAT' by Robert Graves read by Martin Jarvis "Sensitive, intelligent books read as sensitively and intelligently as this are rare". 08.09.2007 The Guardian GOODBYE TO ALL THAT by Robert Graves read by Martin Jarvis This is an insightful and brave work that speaks candidly about the British involvement in WW1, using anecdotal examples from Graves' own life to illustrate the stark contrast between life in the trenches and life at home. Like many other soldiers who had suffered appalling conditions and witnessed the tragic and ignorant blunders of senior military figures whilst on the front line, Graves returned to England cynical and 'haunted by ghosts' and phobias. A discerning listener will appreciate and enjoy Goodbye to All That for both its literary prowess and wealth of information. "A classic account of the insanity of the first world war...Martin Jarvis...RADA trained actor sensitively reads Graves' candid comparison of the horror and squalor of life in the trenches with the prissy Edwardian upper class culture back in England." The Financial Times 19/08/2007 "One of the best audio books so far this year" Rachel Redford, The Oldie, October 2007 more info at csaword.co.uk . . . . ...... test text only Audiobook audio books Radio Drama Recorded Books not Naxos not BBC not Pearson not Penguin not Collins not HarperAudio AudioProductions This is CSAWORD Audio from CSAWORD audio book Classic range see website for over350 <b>...</b>

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i heard that you wanted more... well heres more its kind of short but there will be more of these so don't worry hope you enjoy it thank you to Chelle, Sam, Lauren and Ricky (M'Jarvis) for doing this documentary with me :D xx

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Tintinnabulation (2009) - Elliott Carter, New Jersey Percussion Ensemble - Peter Jarvis, Conductor, William Paterson University - April 13, 2009 Left to Right: Payton MacDonald, Gary Van Dyke, Michael Aberback. John Ferrari, Ned Stroh, April McCloskey

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New Jersey Percussion Ensemble - Peter Jarvis - Conductor, February 25, 2008 - William Paterson University performing Ballet Mécanique by George Antheil.

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Workers Union (1975) for any loud sounding group of instruments - Louis Andriessen, Peter Jarvis - Conductor. William Paterson University New Music Series: Peter Jarvis - Director, April 19, 2010. WPU New Music Ensemble: Davonna Approvato, Miles Austin, Alan Buxbaum, Paul Carroll, Stephanie Cupo, Julia D'Amico, Nicolas Doktor, Anthony Fabrizio, John Ferrari, Tony Franco, Spencer Grasso, Sara Kosa, Jonathan Kubicsko, Hwa Young Lee, Barbara Leutz, Payton MacDonald, Hilliary McCrink, Anthony O'Connor, Colin Rieser, Jeffrey Rubin, David Saperstein, Max Stehr, Nicholas Sudol, David Weisberg, Margaret Wright

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Percussion Quartet by Charles Wuorinen, (rehearsal) New Jersey Percussion Ensemble, Peter Jarvis - Conductor, letf to right: Tom Kolor, John Ferrari, Kenneth Piascik, Mike Aberback - February 20, 2005 - Bregen Community College

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Sooooo much fun last night!!!!!! Johnny sounded amazing! It may possibly be an even better song than "Dirty Love". Vitya was so adorable and proud of Johnny! Tara was umm, enjoying the bar lol

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Music for Mallet Instruments, Voices and Organ (1973) Steve Reich William Paterson University New Music Ensemble - Director, Peter Jarvis Performed on the WPU New Music Series, March 29, 2010 Spencer Grasso, Nicolas Doktor - Glockenspiel Margaret Wright, Tony Franco, Anthony Fabrizio and Anthony O'Connor - Marimba Stephanie Irven, Hiliary McCrink and Davonna Approvato - Voices Hwa You Lee - Vibraphone Jeffrey Rubin - Organ/Conductor Peter Jarvis - Coach

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Ionisation by Edgard Varese performed by the New Jersey Percussion Ensemble - Peter Jarvis, director, conductor. March 24, 2003 at William Paterson University - a retirement concert for Ray DesRoches. NJPE: Vincent Inciong, Elena Bocchino, Tom Kolor, John Tighe, Justin Wolf, April McCloskey, Alex Bocchino, Ken Piascik, Mike Aberback, Al Cerulo, John Ferrari, Gary Van Dyke, Barbara Leutz

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Peter Jarvis performs "Homily" (1987) by Milton Babbitt - a video by David Saperstein. From a Group for Contemporary Music audio recording on NAXOS: "Milton Babbitt: Soli e Duettini" - NAXOS 8.559259 - a video by David Saperstein

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Matt Jarvis describes the amusing and offbeat job history he had before embarking on a successful career as a poker pro.

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In C (1964) - Terry Riley, performed 11/30/09 by the William Paterson University New Music Ensemble and Friends, Peter Jarvis - Director, Photography - Nicole DiMella, Video - David Saperstein, part 1 of 4. WPU New Music Ensemble and Friends: Mike Aberback, Miles Austin, Alan Buxbaum, Anthony Cornicello, Stephanie Cupo, Julia D'Amico, David Demsey, Karen Demsey, Nick Doktor, Bob Dowling, Anthony Fabrizio, John Ferrari, Adrienne Francais, Tony Franco, Spencer Grasso, Mark Hayes, Kiara Hwang, Stephanie Irven, Peter Jarvis, Kaclyn Klein, Jeffrey Kresky, Joey Latka, Errold Lanier, Hwa Young Lee, Barbara Leutz, John Link, Payton MacDonald, Brian Messenger, Anthony O'Connor, Gene Pritsker, Colin Rieser, Jeffrey Rubin, David Saperstein, Mike Sperone, MAx Stehr, Ted Sturm, Philip Vetter, David Weisberg, Maggie Wright Tech Crew: (Director - Al Schaefer) Dave Buonocore, Adam Carelli, Jill Erwin, Todd Erwin, Theo Metz

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"Strike Zone" (world premiere) by Arthur Kreiger performed by Peter Jarvis at the SEAMUS 2011 National Conference held at the University of Miami, January 21, 2011

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New Years Eve 2008 Nathan Phillips Square Sterling Jarvis and Alana Bridgewater perform Auld Lang Syne. Toronto cast of the musical We Will Rock You performs We Will Rock You and We Are the Champions by Queen.

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"Composed Improvisation for Snare Drum Alone" (1987) together with "Composed Improvisation for Steinberger Bass Guitar" (1989) by John Cage. Performed simultaneously by Peter Jarvis - Snare Drum and Max Stehr - Electric Bass with dance by Megan Sipe. March 5, 2012 at William Paterson University on "CageFest" a Centennial Celebration for John Cage on the New Music Series directed by Peter Jarvis.

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"Fishdrem" by Kung Chi Shing performed by Peter Jarvis with photography and video by David Saperstein.

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Excerpts from the famous 1958 article by Milton Babbitt, "Who Cares If You Listen?" accompanied by Babbitt's 1987 snare drum solo, "Homily", performed here by Peter Jarvis. Created by Max Ridgway for: www.youtube.com

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From Joy in the Morning (1946), sometimes sold as "Jeeves in the Morning" in order to attract customers with the Jeeves name. Reading here is by Jonathan Cecil. There are several people who do good readings of Wodehouse (M. Jarvis, J. Saxon, N. Lambert), but Cecil is the best. On CD here: www.amazon.com Download (NOT MP3) and longer sample here: www.audible.com There's also a dramatized version, here: www.amazon.com Sample here: www.audible.com And, of course, the magnificent Fry & Laurie version: www.amazon.com You might also like: Uncle Dynamite and the Critics: www.youtube.com Enjoy

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"Muoyce" by John Cage. Performed by John Cage at William Paterson College, March 28, 1985 as part of "John Cage Day" featuring the New Jersey Percussion Ensemble and Friends directed by Raymond DesRoches and Peter Jarvis. This excerpt of "Muoyce" corresponds with the first chapter of "Finnegans Wake" by James Joyce.

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In C (1964) - Terry Riley, performed 11/30/09 by the William Paterson University New Music Ensemble and Friends, Peter Jarvis - Director, Photography - Nicole DiMella, Video - David Saperstein, part 2 of 4. WPU New Music Ensemble and Friends: Mike Aberback, Miles Austin, Alan Buxbaum, Anthony Cornicello, Stephanie Cupo, Julia D'Amico, David Demsey, Karen Demsey, Nick Doktor, Bob Dowling, Anthony Fabrizio, John Ferrari, Adrienne Francais, Tony Franco, Spencer Grasso, Mark Hayes, Kiara Hwang, Stephanie Irven, Peter Jarvis, Kaclyn Klein, Jeffrey Kresky, Joey Latka, Errold Lanier, Hwa Young Lee, Barbara Leutz, John Link, Payton MacDonald, Brian Messenger, Anthony O'Connor, Gene Pritsker, Colin Rieser, Jeffrey Rubin, David Saperstein, Mike Sperone, MAx Stehr, Ted Sturm, Philip Vetter, David Weisberg, Maggie Wright Tech Crew: (Director - Al Schaefer) Dave Buonocore, Adam Carelli, Jill Erwin, Todd Erwin, Theo Metz

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Fugue in G Minor "Little" BWV 578 - Johann Sebastian Bach, Transcribed for Mallet Quartet Op. 12 (2010) by Peter Jarvis. Performed by the William Paterson University Percussion Ensemble, November 30, 2010 at William Paterson University: Anthony Fabrizio, Nick Doktor - Vibraphone and Anthony O'Connor, Margaret Wright - Marimba - Coached by Peter Jarvis

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Big Red spends the day at Fairfield...GO SHU WE TAKIN OVER

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Stèle (for Two Percussionists) by Gérard Grisey performed (rehearsal by Peter Jarvis and Payton MacDonald at William Paterson University November 7, 2011 as part of the New Music Series directed by Peter Jarvis. Program Notes: How to make emerge the myth of the duration, a cellular organization of a flow obeying other laws? How to outline in the conviction with, or of silence an initially indistinguishable rhythmic inscription then finally hammered in an antiquated form? While composing, an image came to me: that of archaeologists discovering a Stele and vacuum-cleaning it until uncovering a funerary inscription on it. - Gérard Grisey

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NYU Presents International Composers and Interactive Artists (ICIA) Memorial Concert for Ron Mazurek NYU, Frederick Lowe Theater Tuesday, May 29, 2007

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Cancer Ward by Gene Pritsker, performed by the New Jersey Percussion Ensemble: Peter Jarvis - Conductor. (left to right) Jeff Rubin, Anthony O'Connor, Al Buxbaum, Ned Stroh, March, 11, 2010, William Paterson University - Composer in Residence Day.

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Running Scared by Kevin James, performed at DROM in New York on the 2nd Annual Composers Play Composers concert of Composers Concordance. Robert Dick - Flute, Kevin James - Trombone, Arthur Kampela - Guitar and Peter Jarvis - Drumset.

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Third Construction (1944) by John Cage - New Jersey Percussion Ensemble, Directors Ray DesRoches and Peter Jarvis, January 20, 1986 William Paterson College. NJPE: Andrew DeLucca, Peter Jarvis, Robert Cozzo and James DePalma.

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Percussion Symphony (1976), by Charles Wuorinen, Entr'acte II of Guilliermus Dufay. Peter Jarvis Conducting the New Jersey Percussion Ensemble at William Paterson University, April 17, 2001. NJPE: Shannon McClure - Xylophone, April McCloskey Vibraphone, Michael Sperone - Vibraphone, Lydia Martin -- Bowed Vibraphone, James Bogert -- Bowed Vibraphone, Danielle Weinberg - Chimes, Justin Wolf - Marimba, Shannon Zackarison - Bowed Marimba, Robert Kistler -- Timtoms, Al Cerulo - Timpani, Joe Bergen - Timpani, Jeffrey Kresky - Celeste, David Weisberg - Piano, Ethan Herr - Piano, Darren Gage -- Inside Piano, Brandan Hogan -- Brake Drums & Triangles, Michael Aberback - Cymbals, Steven Bruns -- Chinese Blocks, Dana LaMarca - Gongs, Mark Richardson - Drums, Peter Jarvis -- Conductor

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Skate exhibition at The Standard in NYC sponsored by Veuve Clicquot

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Silence is Unhealthy by Gene Pritsker, performed by: David Taylor - Bass Trombone, Franz Hackl - Trumpets, Dan Barrett - Cello, Gene Pritsker - Electric Guitar and Peter Jarvis - conductor. Composers Concordance concert on the New Music Series at William Paterson University - February 7, 2011. Video by G James Miller

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Tuba and Drums by Peter Jarvis, Gary - Buttery Tuba, Peter Jarvis - Tom toms April 18, 2011, William Paterson University New Music Series, Director - Peter Jarvis Program Notes: Dedicated to Judy Buttery, Tuba and Drums, Opus 11 was composed for Gary and Steven Buttery in the summer of 2010. The piece is for Tuba in C and four Tom-toms. Tuba and Drums has been recorded by Gary Buttery and Peter Jarvis for Composers Concordance Records. - Peter Jarvis

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13.0.0.0.0 by Carlos Delgado - for Timpani and Lev. Peter Jarvis - Timpani, Connecticut College, March 1, 2008, Arts and Technology Symposium

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Lyric for Strings by George Walker - Peter Jarvis, conductor 11/15/95. Cygnus Festival Orchestra - Peter Jarvis, co-founder, music director and conductor.

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Percussion Symphony, Movement II (1976) by Charles Wuorinen. Peter Jarvis Conducting the New Jersey Percussion Ensemble at William Paterson University, April 17, 2001. NJPE: Lydia Martin -- Antique Cymbals, James Bogert -- Glockenspiel, Shannon McClure - Xylophone, April McCloskey - Vibraphone, Michael Sperone - Vibraphone, Danielle Weinberg - Chimes, Justin Wolf - Marimba, Robert Kistler -- Timtoms, Al Cerulo - Timpani, Joe Bergen - Timpani, Jeffrey Kresky - Celeste, David Weisberg - Piano, Ethan Herr - Piano, Darren Gage -- Inside Piano & Miscellaneous Percussion, Brandan Hogan -- Brake Drums & Almglocken, Shannon Zakarison -- Triangles, Bell Plates & Miscellaneous Percussion, Michael Aberback - Cymbals, Steven Bruns -- Cymbals & Miscellaneous Percussion, Dana LaMarca - Gongs, Mark Hayes - Gongs, Mark Richardson - Drums, Peter Jarvis -- Conductor

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A Trip to the Sky (Op. 857) 2009 - Carson Cooman for Any Solo or Combination of Instruments William Paterson University New Music Ensemble Peter Jarvis - Director WPU New Music Series November 28, 2011 Peter Jarvis - Director Pamela Dragosh -- Trombone, Anthony Fabrizio -- Accordion, Daniel Graziano -- Xylophone, Nicholas Jorgensen -- Electric Guitar, Nadya Kourani -- Violin, Ciaran O'Donnell -- Trumpet Travis Salim -- Marimba, Timpani, Electric Bass, Melodica, Margaret Wright -- Vibraphone & Chimes, Peter Jarvis -- Marimba, Coach Program Notes: A Trip to the Sky (2009) is an open-form work scored for any solo or combination of instruments. It is dedicated to Pauline Oliveros. The score to this work contains nine "modules/segments" which may be performed in any order, combination, or manner. - Carson Cooman

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Percussion Symphony, Movement III (1976) by Charles Wuorinen. Peter Jarvis Conducting the New Jersey Percussion Ensemble at William Paterson University, April 17, 2001. NJPE: Lydia Martin -- Antique Cymbals, James Bogert -- Glockenspiel, Shannon McClure - Xylophone, April McCloskey - Vibraphone, Michael Sperone - Vibraphone, Danielle Weinberg - Chimes, Justin Wolf - Marimba, Robert Kistler -- Timtoms, Al Cerulo - Timpani, Joe Bergen - Timpani, Jeffrey Kresky - Celeste, David Weisberg - Piano, Ethan Herr - Piano, Darren Gage -- Inside Piano & Miscellaneous Percussion, Brandan Hogan -- Brake Drums & Almglocken, Shannon Zakarison -- Triangles, Bell Plates & Miscellaneous Percussion, Michael Aberback - Cymbals, Steven Bruns -- Cymbals & Miscellaneous Percussion, Dana LaMarca - Gongs, Mark Hayes - Gongs, Mark Richardson - Drums, Peter Jarvis -- Conductor

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Percussion Symphony, Movement I (1976) by Charles Wuorinen. Peter Jarvis Conducting the New Jersey Percussion Ensemble at William Paterson University, April 17, 2001. NJPE: Lydia Martin -- Antique Cymbals, James Bogert -- Glockenspiel, Shannon McClure - Xylophone, April McCloskey - Vibraphone, Michael Sperone - Vibraphone, Danielle Weinberg - Chimes, Justin Wolf - Marimba, Robert Kistler -- Timtoms, Al Cerulo - Timpani, Joe Bergen - Timpani, Jeffrey Kresky - Celeste, David Weisberg - Piano, Ethan Herr - Piano, Darren Gage -- Inside Piano & Miscellaneous Percussion, Brandan Hogan -- Brake Drums & Almglocken, Shannon Zakarison -- Triangles, Bell Plates & Miscellaneous Percussion, Michael Aberback - Cymbals, Steven Bruns -- Cymbals & Miscellaneous Percussion, Dana LaMarca - Gongs, Mark Hayes - Gongs, Mark Richardson - Drums, Peter Jarvis -- Conductor

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Kellogg's All Bran Bars Commercial from June 2006 featuring Sterling Jarvis. (Canada.)

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"Of Dust and Sand" (2010) by Per Bloland as performed by Taka Kigawa - Prepared Piano, Joshua Thomas - Alto Saxophone and conducted by Peter Jarvis. Performed on March 3, 2012 at Connecticut College on their 13th Biennial Symposium on Arts and Technology.

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