Книга: David Squires «The Illustrated History of Football»

The Illustrated History of Football

Производитель: "Random House"

Football and comics. Once a hearty Saturday combination to match cartoons and cereal, in recent years they’ve drifted apart. Thankfully for us, Squires is here to change all that. In The Illustrated History of Football, his first book, Squires relives some of football’s most glorious moments and meets its greatest figures.

Формат: 160х240 мм, 208 стр.

ISBN: 978-1780895581

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David Squires

David Squires (b. 1957) is a Canadian composer and the dean of the School of the Arts, Media and Culture at Trinity Western University. He received a B.Mus. (Performance) from University of Western Ontario in 1979, a M.Mus. (Composition) University of Toronto in 1981, and a Ph.D. (Composition) State University of New York (SUNY) at Buffalo in 1993. He has been on the faculty at TWU music for 15 years and was a worship pastor for 11 years. His recent compositions include "Where Angels Dance", a concerto for violin and orchestra premiered in April 2007, "God Ever Breath", for mezzo-soprano, flute, piano, string orchestra, premiered in November 2005, and "Table Songs", a communion liturgy for flexible instrumentation, premiered in November 2004.[1] "Where Angels Danced" was premiered by the Trinity Western Orchestra with violinist Brielle Goheen.[2]

Squires is the initator of TWU's Worship Studies Minor and has been instrumental in developing the program.[3] Beginning in 2003, the program studies contemporary worship music, issues regarding worship leadership, and worship theology and history. In 2007, he was appointed the new dean of the Faculty of Professional Studies and Performing Arts,[4] which is now the School of the Arts, Media and Culture.[5]

He has often been praised for his quality of teaching and genuine care for his students.[6]

His scholarly interest is in Christian spirituality and new music. Other courses he has taught include composition, music history, 20th century composers and Christian spirituality, and Worship design and leadership.

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