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The Mandinka Balafon
The Mandinka Balafon offers in depth research on the history, construction, and use of the West African balafon. Lynne Jessup provides a variety of accounts of the origin of the bala, including interviews with the jeli griots of The Gambia. Seventeen transcribed balafon songs are notated with modified box notation and two accompanying CDs, with the history and use of each song. Detailed information is given on the construction and tuning of the Mandinka balafon, with supportive photos and drawings.
Algae of Australia
At head of title: A publication of the Australian Biological Resources Study, Canberra.
Algae of Australia
The Algae of Australia series will provide the basic systematic data necessary for issues relating to conservation, biological diversity and the management of aquatic ecosystems. For the purposes of this series 'Algae' is interpreted in a very broad sense, to cover all organisms that have traditionally been studied by phycologists, including macroalgae, unicellular and multicellular microalgae and cyanobacteria. Individual titles will range from the more traditional taxon-based accounts to regional or habitat-based treatments.
Shooting Starr
Follow the fast paced action off the court as PI Ross Malone is hired to find women’s pro basketball phenom Jamie Starr. He must do this while trying to keep body and soul together in his personal life, not to mention dodging his enemies who think killing him would be a good career move. Discover the surprising answers in Jeffrey McGraw’s thriller, Shooting Starr.
Algae of Australia: Phytoplankton of Temperate Coastal Waters
The Algae of Australia series will provide the basic systematic data necessary for issues relating to conservation, biological diversity and the management of aquatic ecosystems. For the purposes of this series 'Algae' is interpreted in a very broad sense, to cover all organisms that have traditionally been studied by phycologists, including macroalgae, unicellular and multicellular microalgae and cyanobacteria. Individual titles will range from the more traditional taxon-based accounts to regional or habitat-based treatments.
