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	Andrei Sychra, variations on Of All the Flowers I loved the Rose the best
		Andrei Sychra, variations on Of All the Flowers I loved the Rose the best
		Andrei Sychra: Variations on the Russian folk song: Of all the Flowers,
		It was published as No. 8 in an anthology of Selected Works by Sychra, No. 4 in the Stellovsky-Gutheil catalogue.
	www.guitarandluteissues.com /rmcg/sychra.htm (336 words)

	Merida lecture, The Russian Seven String Guitar
		Indisputably, Sychra was a major force in the development of Russian guitar music, both as one of its most prolific composers and as a pedagogue who left behind many disciples.
		As one reviewer said, in these Etudes the range of the instrument is explored to the full, and the harmonic language displays a degree of sophistication shared by few guitar works of the period.
		Besides Sychra who was mainly active in St. Petersburg, we have also the legacy of Mikhail Vyssotsky, a guitarist who was active in Moscow.
	www.guitarandluteissues.com /rmcg/merida.htm (1741 words)

	Editions Orphée Russian Collection, Vol IV
		Editions Orphée Russian Collection, Vol IV Antoine de l’Hoyer/Andrei Sychra: Variations du Concertante de Loyer.
		Andrei Sychra: Variations on the Song: Amidst The Flat Valley (Sredi Doliny Rovnia).
		Antoine de l’Hoyer/Andrei Sychra: Variations du Concertante de Loyer.
	estore.websitepros.com /1735177/Detail.bok?no=36 (114 words)

	7-string, 8-string, 9-string & 10-string Guitars (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In addition, Donald Sauter Facsimiles of Guitar music in the Library of Congress has the "Journal of St. Petersburg" by Andrei Sychra, which he will provide for a small copying fee, 144 pages of music.
		Sychra in particular sounds the most "Russian" and exotic to my ears, truly delightful.
		Among the noted early19th-century composers for this instrument are Andrei Sychra, Mikhail Vysotsky, Semion Aksionov, Vasily Sarenko, Nikolai Alexandrov, and many others.
	sedna.lunarpages.com /~early2/erg/erg/multibass.htm (3645 words)

	Oleg Timofeyev - Dissertation abstract (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Numerous examples from literature, personal diaries, and visual arts collected in chapter two document the important important role this guitar played for the Russian noble and middle class during the first half of the nineteenth century.
		Chapter three presents in detail the lives and works of the three guitarists-composers who founded the unique musical style for the instrument: Andrei Sychra, Semion Aksionov, and Mikhail Vysotsky.
		The variety of ways in which Russian folk songs were incorporated into their works presents the special focus of chapter four, since it is precisely this inclusion of folk material that gives the repertoire its particularly Russian sound.
	freeweb.dnet.it /timofeyev/diss.html (286 words)

	iColdwell - Robert
		Andrei Sychra (1773-1850) wrote a series of variations on the same tune, published in his Sobranie raznogo roda lekhkikh Pies' (Collection of light pieces of various types).
		The title page of Sychra's theme and variations clearly identifies the theme as the Wittgenstein March by D.N. Kashin.
		As obvious from the facsimile of Sychra's arrangement, the theme is identical to that used by Ferranti.
	icoldwell.com /robert/music/ferranti/wittgenstein.html (1315 words)

	The Guitar of the Czars
		It is a fact that the repertory for the 7-string instrument, though diminished in comparison to the one for the 6-string guitar, is still thriving [ Note 5 ].
		However, many guitarists of the past played both instruments: Andrei Sychra (1773-1850) himself, beside his devotion to the Russian guitar [ Note 6 ]; and certainly many others after him, such as Vasiliy Lebedev (1867-1907), Piotr Isakov (1886-1958), and many others, of whom we know nothing other than their names [ Note 7 ].
		His interest in the guitar would have been known to Russian guitarists of his epoch: it is not by chance that the patriarch of the seven-string guitar, the Lithuanian Andrei Sychra, transcribed in full for two guitars two of Glinka's greatest operas: A life for the Czar and Ruslan i Ludmila.
	www.seicorde.it /articles/guitczar.htm (3387 words)

	TALISMAN: Available Programs
		Timofeyev decided to structure this project around an 1833 manuscript compiled by Andrei Sychra (1773-1850), the founder of the Russian seven-string guitar tradition.
		In this newly-found source, Sychra collected some 42 most popular songs and romansy of his time and arranged them with guitar accompaniment.
		Among the noted early19th-century composers for this instrument are Andrei Sychra, Mikhail Vysotsky, Semion Aksionov, Vasily Sarenko, Nikolai Alexandrov, and many others.
	www.talismanmusic.org /programs.html (1318 words)

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		CZECH REPUBLIC CZE ----------------------------------- 1034 SYCHRA, Jan 22 25 25 25 24 = 121 1035 HLAVACEK, Leos 22 23 25 25 23 = 118 1036 BECHYNSKY, Bronislav 25 23 23 24 21 = 116 ------------------------ --- 69 71 73 74 68 355 --- 5.
		ESTONIA EST ----------------------------------- 1066 INESHIN, Andrei 24 25 22 24 25 = 120 1068 LEHTSAAR, Alar 24 23 23 23 22 = 115 1067 VAINOLA, Ivar 23 20 24 21 24 = 112 ------------------------ --- 71 68 69 68 71 347 --- 15.
		BELARUS BLR ----------------------------------- 1370 KARAVINSKI, Uladzimir 22 24 25 24 21 = 116 1371 GERACHTCHENKO, Andrei 22 20 21 23 23 = 109 1372 LAVROUSSENKO, Viktor 20 18 19 18 18 = 93 ------------------------ --- 64 62 65 65 62 318 --- 21.
	www.cssf-shooting.org /skok/inter4/TSKM.TXT (798 words)

	YouTube - Matt Kaplan plays Russian Variations - A. Sychra
		YouTube - Matt Kaplan plays Russian Variations - A. Sychra
		Variations on the Russian folk song: Of All the Flowers, I loved the Rose the Best - Andrei Sychra
		Matt Kaplan Classical Guitar Recital Russian Variations on Of All the Flowers I loved Rose Best Andrei Sychra
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=zXeW38xJ7oo (265 words)

	Iowa Roots
		The instrument was popular in Russia throughout the 19th century and was actually invented on the Russian soil towards the end of the 18th century.
		We don't know who exactly did it, but there was one person called Ignatz von Held, the other person, Andrei Sychra.
		Now I'm going to try to play a piece that is mentioned in the very well-read novel, War and Peace.
	www.iowaartscouncil.org /programs/folk-and-traditional-arts/iowa-roots/season-three/transcripts/oleg-timofeyev.shtml (460 words)

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		She is proud to have received the Department\rquote s \ldblquote Excellence in Teaching\rdblquote Award (from the KU Center for Teaching Excellence), and continues to hope that she will finish her book on Andrei Belyi\rquote s novel, }{\i Petersburg}{, in this lifetime.
		Her article on Andrei Bitov and the question of utopia appeared in the Serbian collection, }{\i\f113 Antiutopije u slovenskim kni\'9eevnostima}{\f113 (Janus, 1999), edited by D. Ajdaci\'e6 and publis}{hed in Belgrade.
		Professor Clowes has given papers on \ldblquote Pasternak\rquote s Doctor Zhivago and the Question of Philosophy\rdblquote at University of Notre Dame and \ldblquote Bitov and Wittgenstein\rdblquote at the AAASS meetings in St. Louis.
	www2.ku.edu /~slavic/lawrencian_chronicle/LC00-2-RTF (7497 words)

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		Classical guitarists are always searching for quality guitar music to augment the traditional concert repertoire.
		But very few people realize the magnitude and superb quality of the Russian seven-string guitar heritage, or are aware of composers such as Sychra, Vysotsky, Aksionov, Sarenko, Morkov, Vetrov, Pavlov-Azancheev, Agibalov, and many others.
		This event will be a unique opportunity to explore an untapped resource for guitarists in the presence of the world experts in this field.
	www.russianguitar.net /IARGUS-inquiry.doc (482 words)

	THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE RUSSIAN GUITAR. Volume II : Classical CD Reviews-August 2000 Music on the Web(UK) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		So this being the case, all the items in this programme are new to me, as are the composers.
		According to Oleg Timofeyev, Andrei Osipovich Sychra (1775-1850) was the most prolific of the composers featured here, and seems to have most in common with Fernando Sor.
		Sychra,whose two contributions on this disc, the "Divertissement sur des Airs Russes", and a transcription of the aria from the opera-ballet Opolchenie, ili Liubov' k otechestvu ("The National Guard, or Love to the Fatherland") by Catterino Cavos (1776-1840) is in keeping with the forms that Sor would have used.
	www.musicweb-international.com /classrev/2000/aug00/Russianguitar2.htm (436 words)

	1998/1999 ECHL Transactions
		Checkers activate Martin Sychra (R); place Shannon Basaraba (L) on the 10-day injured reserve list.
		Storm places Andrei Shurupov (C) on the 10-day injured reserve list.
		Checkers place Benjamin Carpentier (F) on the 14-day injured reserve list; place Martin Sychra (C) on the 10-day injured reserve list; add Mike Rucinski (R); activate Jon Pratt (D).
	www.titans101.com /echltran.htm (7774 words)

	Alternate tunings for guitar. Violin, E major, Russian.
		Follow-up (Feb 2004): Well, I am in a position to answer my own question (since nobody else would!) I have the set of Andrei Sychra's "Journals de St. Petersbourg" - 18 journals of 6 pages each for a total of 108 pages of music for Russian guitar.
		My speculations above were spot on - there's hardly a problem finding a tuning that allows the piece to be played naturally.
		These Sychra pieces have been a very pleasant discovery.
	www.geocities.com /CapitolHill/Lobby/7049/scord.htm (1202 words)

	Draft History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Andrei Sidyakin - 8th round, 202nd overall (Salavat Yulayev, Russia)
		Andrei Bashkirov - 5th round, 132nd overall (Fort Wayne, IHL)
		Andrei Markov - 6th round, 162nd overall (Khimik Vosk., Russia)
	www.canadiens.com /eng/history/draftHistory.cfm (4849 words)

	Classical Guitar Forum :: View topic - X 2006-05-26/31 Russian Guitar Seminar, Iowa City (USA) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Stanley Yates (Lecture-recital “The Legacy of Andrei Sychra, 1773-1850”)
		But very few people realize the magnitude and superb quality of the Russian seven-string guitar heritage, or are aware of composers such as Sychra, Vysotsky, Aksionov, Sarenko, Morkov, Vetrov, Pavlov-Azancheev, Agibalov, and many others.
		This event will be a unique opportunity to explore an untapped resource for guitarists in the presence of the world experts in this field.
	www.delcamp.net /forum/en/viewtopic.php?t=3483 (1172 words)

	GFA 2005 (G
		The other pieces on Yates' program were not up to the level of the Sor in my opinion, but the Sor was memorable.
		A couple pieces by the Russian composer Andrei Sychra written for 7-string guitar were performed.
		I have seen a lot of well-known lutenists.
	www.cathedralguitar.com /GFA2005.html (689 words)

	Lawrencian Chronicle Master
		She is proud to have received the Department’s "Excellence in Teaching" Award (from the KU Center for Teaching Excellence), and continues to hope that she will finish her book on Andrei Belyi’s novel, Petersburg, in this lifetime.
		Her first book, The Revolution of Moral Consciousness: Nietzsche in Russian Literature (DeKalb, 1988) reappeared during the summer in Russian translation, now titled, Nitsshe v russkoi literature (St. Petersburg: Academic Project Agency) with a suggestive Aubrey Beardsley reproduction on the cover.
		Her article on Andrei Bitov and the question of utopia appeared in the Serbian collection,
	www2.ku.edu /~slavic/lawrencian_chronicle/LC-xii-2000.htm (6969 words)

	The Russian Collection Vol. 4: St. Petersburg Composers - MIDI Classics
		Russian guitar music written by some of the most important Russian composers of the past and present.
		Antoine de l'Hoyer/Andrei Sychra Variations du Concertante de Loyer
		Andrei Sychra (1773-1850) Variations on the Song: Amidst The Flat Valley (Sredi Doliny Rovnia)
	www.midi-classics.com /b/b10958.htm (114 words)

	1992 NHL Draft (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Hartford -- Andrei Nikolishin, lw, Dynamo Moscow (CIS)
		Calgary -- Andrei Potaichuk, rw, Soviet Wings (CIS)
		Winnipeg -- Andrei Karpovtsev, lw, Moscow Dynamo (CIS)
	hockeysfuture.com /PreviousDrafts/1992draft.html (1470 words)

	Luthier Music Corp: Classical Guitars, Flamenco Guitars. Mfg. Luthier Strings.
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		This edition is in two parallel forms: an adaption of the music in its entirety for the six-string guitar, and a complete facsimile of the original edition for the seven-string guitar.
		Use keywords to find the product you are looking for.
	www.luthiermusic.com /sychra-andrei-c-18_2271_40_41_29_43_177_2462_157_2272_42_2399.html (82 words)

	Playing Guitar Russian Style
		All in all, it is nice to own and play the real thing!
		The seven string guitar made itself known in Russia in the 19th century thanks to Andrei Sychra, of Czech ancestry, who had written over a thousand pieces of music for the instrument (he is also considered by some to be the inventor of the seven string).
		It became immensely popular with professional classical musicians as well as common folk players, nearly eclipsing the Spanish six string all the way into the mid 20th century.
	www.stseraphimschurch.org /we-magazine/statyi2005/guitarrussianstyle.html (3736 words)

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