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	Thomas Jefferson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Thomas Jefferson (April 13, 1743–July 4, 1826) was one of the most influential Founders of the United States and one of the earliest and most prominent American politicians and statesmen.
		Thomas Jefferson, powerful advocate of equality and liberty, gave his inaugural address on March 4, 1801 in Washington, DC.
		A study by the Thomas Jefferson Foundation states that "it is very unlikely that Randolph Jefferson or any Jefferson other than Thomas Jefferson was the father of her children," while a study by an independent Scholars Commmission concludes that the Jefferson paternity thesis is not persuasive.
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	Thomas de Hartmann
		Thomas de Hartmann was born in the Ukraine and was already an acclaimed composer in Russia when he first met Gurdjieff.
		By his early twenties, Thomas de Hartmann was one of the best-known living composers in all of Russia.
		This informative biography of de Hartmann by John Mangan, the Dean of Jonathan Edwards College at Yale University, is reprinted from Notes: Quarterly Journal of the Music Library Association, by permission of the Music Library Association.
	www.gurdjieff.org /hartmann.htm (564 words)

	Hartmann Luggage Company: Price Promotion Policy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		It revealed that over 70 percent of Hartmann owners were aged 26-55; 49 percent shopped for luggage in traditional department stores; 36 percent shopped in luggage specialty stores; and 31 percent had received their luggage as gifts.
		By May 1980, Hartmann's suggested retail prices offered retailers a margin of 54 percent, compared with a 51 percent average margin for luggage sold in department and specialty stores, and a 46 percent average margin for the luggage industry as a whole.
		Hartmann's executives discouraged such negotiation, and it was believed to be least prevalent in the types of outlets that carried Hartmann luggage.
	www.cba.ua.edu /~gds/446/Hartmann.htm (4816 words)

	Notes: Thomas De Hartmann: A Composer's Life.@ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Russian composer Thomas Alexandrovich de Hartmann composed four symphonies and many operas, concertos, sonatas, and songs, alongside 53 film scores.
		De Hartman's friendship with the artist Wassily Kandinsky and the dancer Alexander Sacharoff influenced his creative vision.
		De Hartmann's meeting with the mystic Georgi Ivanovitch Gurdjieff profoundly affected his spiritual life.
	www.highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:18909296&refid=ip_encyclopedia_hf (197 words)

	MSS 46, The Thomas de Hartmann Papers in the Irving S. Gilmore Music Library of Yale University.
		De Hartmann (1886-1956) was born in the Ukraine to a family of Russian aristocrats and showed an inspired ability for music by improvising melodies at the piano before the age of five.
		De Hartmann was intrigued by Kandinsky's creative vision and assertion that any means of expression was permitted if it helped the artist convey his "inner sound." Kandinsky introduced de Hartmann to Alexander Sacharoff, a young Russian dancer.
		The de Hartmanns, having lost all of their wealth in the revolution, were now faced with the unfamiliar task of supporting themselves.
	webtext.library.yale.edu /xml2html/music/ht-col.htm (2121 words)

	Thomas de Hartmann's Compositions for the '39 Series'
		Thomas de Hartmann and his wife Olga were at Gurdjieff's side for twelve years.
		Knowing the circumstances in which de Hartmann had to study the new Movements, it is all the more miraculous that his music sustains the 39 Series so well.
		In his music for the 39 Series, de Hartmann and Gurdjieff's signature style reappears once more, full of life and inspiration, drawn no doubt by de Hartmann from his dedication to Gurdjieff.
	www.gurdjieff-movements.net /music/39_compositions.htm (359 words)

	The Music of G.I. Gurdjieff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In 1929, de Hartmann left the Institute and resumed his career, composing sonatas, concertos, ballet music, symphonies, the opera Esher, song cycles, and a setting for voice and piano of the final pages of James Joyce's Ulysses.
		In the late 40's and early 50's, de Hartmann was invited by Jeanne de Salzmann, Gurdjieff's closest disciple, to give recitals of the music he had composed with Gurdjieff and to compose new pieces for Gurdjieff's movements and sacred dances.
		De Hartmann, a musician of European culture, needed time and special preparation to become sensitive to a musical language so different from his own.
	www.sirian.co.uk /gurdjieff_music.htm (1117 words)

	Dear Clarence Thomas: It Happened on July 4, 1776
		In 1789, Thomas Jefferson wrote a note to James Madison about the future possibility of a president who didn't understand the principles on which America was founded.
		Echoing Thomas' so-called conservative perspective, Rush Limbaugh said on his radio program on June 27, 2003, "There is no right to privacy specifically enumerated in the Constitution." Jerry Falwell similarly agreed on Fox News.
		Thomas Jefferson, however, foreseeing a time when the concepts fundamental to the founding of America were forgotten, strongly argued that the Constitution must contain at least a rudimentary statement of rights, laying out those main areas where government could, at the minimum, never intrude into our lives.
	www.commondreams.org /views03/0703-09.htm (2646 words)

	Thomas de Hartmann's life and major musical works 2/4
		De Hartmann composed music for several theatre projects of Kandinsky.
		De Hartmann's reference to the "new rebirth" foreshadows his interest in the expositions of his future teacher Gurdjieff.
		Finally, the de Hartmanns settled in France, in Gurdjieff's Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man in Fontainebleau.
	www.gurdjieff-movements.net /music/kandinsky.htm (269 words)

	Fourth way and sufism
		When he came to work with the Russian composer Thomas de Hartmann, he was able to transform these impressions through the medium of the composer's musical sensibility into unique pieces of music.
		De Hartmann had some of the same teachers as Scriabin, whom he greatly admired.
		The pieces were composed between 1918 and 1927, though de Hartmann added some pieces for Movements much later, from sketches, notes and memories.
	www.katinkahesselink.net /sufi/gblake1.html (881 words)

	Cat Jacob: His "Fathers" Sven Hartmann and Thomas Haertner
		By the way, Sven Hartmann is not exclusively in Jacob's hands - er, make that paws - he also develops other figures and logos for advertising and industry.
		A well-known example is the new logo of the the Swiss homeopathy company Similisan, and their charming mascots "Sim" and "San".
		Thomas Haertner now directs theater and teaches acting in Switzerland and in Lichtenstein.
	www.catjacob.com /fathers/fathers.htm (182 words)

	Sounds of the Dawn: reviews of New Age Music
		Thomas de Hartmann, despite his name, is a Russian composer.
		For a number of years, Gurdjieff and de Hartmann worked together, Gurdjieff playing the piano with one finger or writing with his own symbols while de Hartmann tried to translate into European musical notation.
		De Hartmann’s autobiography Our Life with Mr Gurdjieff was published by Harper’s in 1983.
	www.ru.org /92wadlow.html (1224 words)

	INKPOT#88 CLASSICAL MUSIC REVIEWS: GURDJIEFF Music for the Movements. Van Dullemen (Channel Crossings)
		Although he himself played and composed, it was through his faithful follower, the composer Thomas Alexandrovich de Hartmann (1886-1956), that his music was notated for posterity.
		de Hartmann was permitted by the Tsar himself to continue his musical studies simultaneously with his military obligations: at the St Petersburg Conservatory, he was a classmate of Alexander Scriabin.
		de Hartmann's career was taking off, when he met Gurdjieff in 1916 and decided to follow him - which marked a turning point in his life.
	inkpot.com /classical/gurdmovements.html (1552 words)

	Thomas & Betts Corporation Names Christopher P. Hartmann President, Electrical Products
		Hartmann replaces Dominic J. Pileggi, who was promoted to president and chief operating officer of Thomas & Betts earlier this year.
		Hartmann was responsible for managing all of A-D's divisions, including Plumbing, Industrial Supply, Pipe, Valves and Fittings and Electrical Supply.
		Thomas & Betts is a leading designer and manufacturer of connectors and components for electrical and communication markets.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/04-22-2003/0001931093&EDATE= (368 words)

	Hartmann
		Thomas Hartmann joined the Harry Reid Center for Environmental Studies at UNLV as Research Scientist and Director for Structure and Solid Phase Analysis (S-SPA) in October 2004.
		Hartmann is an expert in waste vitrification, repository science, and radiolysis.
		Dr. Hartmann’s research at UNLV HRC is focusing on the development, synthesis and performance of inert matrix nuclear fuel candidates, he will be Principal Investigator for the research task 28: “Crystal Structure and Nano Structure of Oxide-and Nitride Transmutation Fuel
	nstg.nevada.edu /STAFF/Hartmann.html (295 words)

	Books by Gurdjieff, Ouspensky & Others (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		His collaborations in the 1920s with Russian composer Thomas de Hartmann produced a large body of piano pieces, which were created at his Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man near Fontainbleau, France.
		Madam de Salzmann's voice, the clarity of her perceptions and the force of her insights are evident throughout.
		De Salzmann and an editor of the recent Russian edition of Beelzebub¹s Tales, Tereshchenko clearly and concisely provides direction for beginners and advanced exercises for the mature student in a practical outline of Gurdjieff¹s teaching.
	www.bennettbooks.org /GIGTitles.html (10134 words)

	Sicroff plays Gurdjieff: piano music of Gurdjieff and de Hartmann
		It is included to give an idea of where the composer "was coming from." Thomas de Hartmann left a large body of classical music, covering a variety of styles, from the salon to twelve tone fugues.
		de Hartmann, widow of the composer, who had invited me to participate in a concert of her husband's music at McGill University in Montreal.
		She was full of life at 91, and was of the opinion that modern pianists were "too concerned with running up and down the keyboard," and had lost contact with the emotional component in the music.
	sicroff.bizland.com /notes.html (859 words)

	Nicolai Hartmann
		For Hartmann, ontology was the source of philosophy.
		He saw philosophy's mission as the statement of the problems of being and the unraveling of the irrational and the puzzling.
		Hartmann argued that there exist objective values that we can intuit and use as guides for action.
	www.infoplease.com /ce6/people/A0822863.html (214 words)

	On Thomas de Hartmann
		Thomas Alexandrovich de Hartmann was born in 1885 on the family estate, which bordered on the village of Khoruzhevka, east of Kiev in the Ukraine.
		With a fresh ‘palette’ of his own, Thomas was busily occupied with new compositions when he met Gurdjieff in December 1916.
		Thomas made a living writing scores for commercial films under a pseudonym while he continued to compose his own works.
	www.gurdjieff.org /ourlife1.htm (1345 words)

	Amazon.com: Thomas de Hartmann: Music for Gurdjieff's '39 Series': Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Composed by Georges / de Hartmann, Thomas Gurdjieff
		This 2-CD set includes a 44-page booklet containing an introduction by Thomas C. Daly, heir and custodian of the De Hartmann Estate, and an extensive article by Wim van Dullemen describing the history of the `39' Movements.
		The 37 pieces for the 39 Series were composed by Thomas de Hartmann, c.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005Q68K?v=glance (1258 words)

	David Lewiston: The Nonesuch Explorer Series, Tracey Sterne, And Recording The World's Music.
		After de Hartmann's death, Lewiston was at loose ends until he went to Bali during the mid-sixties and decided to record some the local musicians.
		As I understand it, the Gurdjieff-de Hartmann Music was composed between 1925 and 1927 at the Chateau du Prieuré in Fontainebleau, Gurdjieff's headquarters in the 1920s.
		On many evenings, in the presence of the entire group, Gurdjieff would sing a tune and tap out a rhythm, and de Hartmann would instantly have to capture the essence of what Gurdjieff was doing, creating a composition as he sat at the piano.
	www.rootsworld.com /interview/lewiston.html (1937 words)

	SoYo: Minaret Domes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		FA: Felix Gropp, Roger Leuthner, Thomas Hartmann (10/11/92).
		R of Sinners...FA: Felix Gropp, Thomas Hartmann (9/20/93).
		FA: Elaine Cocuzzo, Felix Gropp, Thomas Hartmann (8/92).
	home.earthlink.net /~thomashartmann/SYclimbs1.html (817 words)

	Spinning Wheels - Our Continual Refusal to Raise CAFE Standards
		Thomas Jefferson wrote in a September 28, 1821 letter, "The government of the United States, at a very early period, when establishing its tariff on foreign importations, were very much guided in their selection of objects by a desire to encourage manufactures within ourselves.
		It's time to apply that experience to GATT/WTO/NAFTA and return to our Founders' ideal of a nation where the rules of trade and business are, as Jefferson said, "very much guided" by the interests of We the People, rather than a handful of multinational corporations.
		Thom Hartmann (thom at thomhartmann.com) is an award-winning best-selling author and the host of a nationally syndicated daily talk show.
	www.commondreams.org /views04/0412-13.htm (1479 words)

	The Fourth Way® Bookshop--- All Books
		De Hartmann, who departed from Gurdjieff's circle in 1929---two years after these works were formulated---likely added the low-end harmonics and carefully dusky textures.
		Thomas de Hartmann, musically trained and familiar with various modernist arts movements, was Gurdjieff's collaborator on these 42 miniatures, adding a mix of pre-minimalist pacing and learned tonal elements to what Gurdjieff surely saw as indigenous folk sketches.
		The compositions, intended to accompany spiritual dances known as "Movements," were written in collaboration with Gurdjieff's pupil Thomas de Hartmann.
	www.geocities.com /Tokyo/1068/booksall.html (9043 words)

	Kandinsky: Stage Experiments
		Already while working on the concept of the Paradise Garden, Kandinsky was in collaboration with Thomas von Hartmann, the dancer Alexander Sacharoff joined them for Daphnis and Chloe.
		We began to occupy ourselves with ancient Greek dance, and Sacharoff to study in the museums.
		However, Daphnis and Chloe was never performed, as news came of the plans of Fokin and Djaghilev to stage the ballet in Paris in 1912 (to music by Maurice Ravel).
	www.schoenberg.at /4_exhibits/asc/Kandinsky/Experm_e.html (345 words)

	Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2003.07.05
		The title is somewhat misleading, in that it suggests that it may be a republication of the great project of Fausto and Felice Niccolini, Le case ed i monumenti di Pompei disegnati e descritti (4 vols., 1854-1897).
		Considering, in particular, how many wall paintings documented by the Niccolini volumes have been destroyed in the interim, and how many objects are now lost, such a book would be well worth the effort -- and worthy of the sponsorship of an important cultural institution like the Getty Museum.
		The translation, by Thomas M. Hartmann, is generally good, with several errors indicating his lack of familiarity with art-historical vocabulary.
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /bmcr/2003/2003-07-05.html (1566 words)

	Popular Music : Gurdjieff's Music for the Movements (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		by: Georges / de Hartmann, Thomas Gurdjieff, Thomas Alexandrovich de Hartmann
		Thomas de Hartmann: Music for Gurdjieff's '39 Series'
		gurdjieff and de hartmann wrote some of the most thoughtful and sincere music you'll ever hear.
	www.adognet.com /cgi-bin/amazon_products_feed.cgi?item_id=B00003CK7L&search_type=AsinSearch&locale=us (184 words)

	Schadowrider Ltd.
		Our first two CD releases, "Resonance" and "II (Sessions 2003-2004)," are collections of the music of G. Gurdjieff and Thomas de Hartmann arranged for instruments by the Ensemble Resonance.
		Gurdjieff, a teacher who devoted his life to the question of the inner evolution of humankind, brought to the West, from his life in Central Asia and the Caucasus, music of remarkable variety and depth.
		Both of the Ensemble’s recordings feature the music of G. Gurdjieff and Thomas de Hartmann, and will be available at the concerts or on this site (click here to go to our Artist & Releases page).
	www.schadowrider.com (599 words)

	G I Gurdjieff and Thomas de Hartmann: Complete Piano Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		These discs document about half of the music that he composed with pianist Thomas de Hartmann during their time at the Chateau de Prieure.
		Likewise, although these short pieces are recognisable as transcriptions of folk music from the Mediterranean and the Middle East, de Hartmann's harmonisations are rigorously Classical, and the effect is extremely Westernised.
		Nevertheless, it is possible to detect a hint of Eastern influence, but it is a servant tapping at the French windows of the Chateau bearing a tray of iced tea, rather than a serious engagement with the structural or tonal elements of the music.
	www.hollowear.com /feature/gurdjieff.html (408 words)

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