A Visit to Lake Geneva

• Published in: The Apollonian Clockwork p. 182
• Main Authors: Louis Andriessen, Elmer Schönberger
• Format: Book Chapter
• Language: English
• Published: Amsterdam University Press 15.03.2006
• Subjects: Anthropology; Applied sociology; Art music; Artists; Arts; Asian studies; Behavioral sciences; Cartography; Churches; Civil law; Clergy; Composers; Earth sciences; East Asian studies; Economic disciplines; Economics; Employment; Ethnic groups; Ethnography; Ethnology; Ethnoreligious groups; Geodesy; Geography; High culture; Industrial property; Instrumental music; Intellectual property law; Inventions; Japanese culture; Japanese studies; Jewish peoples; Labor economics; Law; Literature; Musicians; Occupations; Orchestral music; Pastors; Physical sciences; Plastic arts; Practical theology; Property law; Religion; Sculpture; Sculpture in the round; Sociology; Sociology of religion; Spiritual leaders; Statues; Symphonies; Theology; Visual arts; Western art music
• ISBN: 9789053568569; 9053568565

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