These recordings from the Former Soviet Union are offered separately in two series. Both series include rare and unique materials gathered during various expeditions from as early as the 1930's. Among the titles are the Folklore of Georgia, Folklore of Krygyzstan, Instrumental Music of the Turkmen and Uzbeks, Russian Ballads, Russian Wedding Songs, Incantations and many more. This remarkable series of audio recordings will interest ethnographers, anthropologists, musicologists, linguists, and Slavists. Each CD is over an hour in length.
Material is available as individual discs or complete sets.
With this single CD-ROM, you can replace an entire shelf of books on Shakespeare's contemporary sources. Students and scholars of Shakespeare will be delighted to discover this aid to studies and will marvel at the range of contemporary information now available at the touch of a button. This CD-ROM contains actual original extant documents of the life of Shakespeare and his family, together with the kind of material he read at the time and the sources on which he based his writings. The CD-ROM has full browsing and searching capability as well as a full index. The publication of this database with material from various sources resulted from a consortium that was established in 1983 to upgrade Wauters's material and make it more accessible.