Alto

El Alto, Rebel City combines ethnography and political theory to explore the astonishing political power exercised by the indigenous citizens of El Alto, Bolivia in the past decade.

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This is an Alto Saxophone sheet music book with 10 easy sheet music pieces. Each piece has two easy arrangements, one for solo Alto Saxophone, the other for Alto Saxophone and Piano when playing duets. The piano parts can be played on piano or electronic keyboard, they are very easy to play and are arranged to accompany the Alto Saxophone. Contents: 1. Home on the Range 2. Can Can 3. Daisy Bell 4. Oh Susanna 5. Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home 6. Lightly Row 7. Lullabye 8. The New World Symphony 9. Michael Row The Boat Ashore 10. When The Saints Go Marching In Compatible Devices The digital sheet music in this book can be viewed on all tablet devices. My name is Michael Shaw, I hope you enjoy the sheet music in this book. Keywords: alto sax sheet music,alto saxophone notes,alto saxophone sheet music,easy sax sheet music,easy saxophone sheet music,sax notes,sax solos,saxophone sheet music,saxophone music,saxophone music sheets,saxophone notes,saxophone solo sheet music,tenor sax sheet music,tenor sax solos,tenor saxophone sheet music

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Drawing on extensive fieldwork in the research community, the book is a focused exploration of discourse patterns of Alto Perené Arawak, with emphasis on conversational structures. The book’s methodological scaffold is based on proposals and insights from multiple research fields, such as comparative conversation analysis, sociology, interactional linguistics, documentary linguistics, anthropological linguistics, and prosodic typology. The interactional patterns of a small Arawak language of Peru are shown to share the common infrastructure reported in the organization of conversation across other languages and cultures. Yet the analysis demonstrates a variety of unique nuances in the organization of interactional behavior of Alto Perené Arawak participants. The peculiarities observed are attributed to the language-specific semiotic resources and participants’ orientation to the local cultural norms. The book’s structured examination of conversational data of a small indigenous language of South America is anticipated to be of utility to linguistic research on understudied non-Western languages.