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Chris Henbery a finalist for Apprentice Of The Year

Gardenworld is proud to announce that our very own apprentice Chris Henbery has made the final of The Victorian Apprentice Of The Year award. Chris has already won awards in the faculty of horticulture, but now he is up against the best of the rest.

Chris has a real passion for plants and will go out of his away to explain the key points about a particular variety. He has knowledge of a huge range of plants and now sources many of the plants for our nursery Not bad after 3 years ! We wish Chris the best and hope he is around for a few more seasons yet. You can vote for Chris in the Community Choice award here. We find out how he goes on August 28th.

The main award is given to recognise the hard work and achievements made within the vocational education and training sector. It is there to recognise outstanding achievements and contributions made through studying and in the workplace. It is open to all industries state wide, such as plumbing, electrical, carpentry, engineering, horticulture etc. All applications are assessed by a judging panel of industry experts in the first round and are scored and ranked against award criteria. The top scoring applications from all industries are selected and then assessed by a second judging panel. The top four applicants in the state are selected and are finalists for the award and attend finalist interview, which Chris was selected for. He attended a panel interview with 4 industry experts, and the winner is selected on this final part of the process. The winner is announced on 28th August at the Awards Ceremony.

The winner receives a $10,000 study fellowship and competes in the Australian Apprentice of the Year category at the Australian Training Awards in Hobart in November. As a winner, you represent the vocational training sector as an ambassador along side the Victorian Government.

 A message from Chris:

This is a career that I am extremely passionate about and love. I started a mature age apprenticeship in 2012 and have enjoyed the challenge of a new career and balancing work and study. I feel that I have been given a fantastic balance in an apprenticeship of work and school life, and the whole program has been supportive and has given me a great base for my future career. Other work and study achievements that contributed to becoming a finalist are; Bronze Medal in my student garden at MIFGS 2013, NGIV Apprentice of The Year 2013, Swinburne Outstanding Nursery Apprentice 2012, NGIV Scholarship 2012, Knox Rotary Award Finalist 2015, Swinburne Student Achiement Award 2014.

I feel privileged and honoured to be a finalist in the Victorian Apprentice of the Year, and would be proud to represent a fantastic industry in Horticulture (Nursery), one that provides great careers, but also provides something great for our customers too in products, service and the joy of growing plants.

More information:

Message from the Premier Daniel Andrews

Article about Chris from the Herald Sun website

Australian designer awarded medal at Chelsea.

For those without pay television, you may never have heard of Charlie Albone. He is a Sydney based Landscape Designer who is also one of the hosts of a TV show called Selling Houses Australia. Basically they do up a house, and his job is to fix up the garden – on a budget.

This time in real life however, this garden was on a different kind of budget! Charlie went to the 2015 Chelsea Flower Show and created a stunning little garden called, ‘The Time In Between’. His design as a space to tell his late father about his life since his passing. It is a space to reflect, contemplate, celebrate and enjoy life. His father died when he was 17.

The garden was awarded a Silver Gilt medal which is just one down from a gold. As you can see by these photos from the Royal Horticultural Society, the standard of workmanship and quality of plants in this garden were absolutely top quality and reinforces the exceptional standards that Australians set when they enter The Chelsea Flower Show.

The first section of the garden celebrates life with beautiful and romantic planting; the water feature in the next section reflects the emotions felt at the loss of someone close, as it can empty in a matter of seconds; and the rear of the garden is an intimate space to sit, connect and communicate with loved ones. The flowers include white aquilegia, purple iris and purple balls of allium or a flowering type of onion which look magnificent.

Although Charlie is an aussie now (we’ll claim him after this for sure) he actually was born in Hong Kong, Charlie and then moved to the UK when he was 12 years old. It was here that he developed a keen interest in landscapes and gardens. On leaving school, he landed a job maintaining the grounds of an English country manor. With no formal qualifications, he learnt on the job and worked for many UK landscaping companies before coming to Australia on a working holiday 12 years ago. He fell in love with the country and decided to further his education by gaining a Diploma In Horticulture And Landscape Design.

Congratulations Charlie. See his garden at the Chelsea website, or his own website Charlie at Chelsea.

photo copyright by kuva

By James Wall.

It was with admiration for the level of participation in the creation of  what was standing before me. There were five days until the Garden Show started and lots of people were involved in getting it ready. These included the lads from Avoca Landscape Construction who were halfway through the mock bridge (I say mock bridge because there was to be no water under it, but Dichondra repens planted to look like water). A Semken staffer was pushing a wheelbarrow almost ‘walking the plank’ to get from one high point to another, and there were plants ready to be positioned in the space beside us. Carolyn Blackman from Vivid Design was forging on and all was good because apparently we were ahead of schedule; but who really knew what lay ahead…..These are the thoughts that go through your mind when building a show garden. By the time it is built, you clearly see all of its imperfections. You are intimate with it, and sometimes it can be your little place in heaven, but other times your nightmare. Everything you ever planned leading up to this project, is now being tested to the hilt. There are still a few magic tricks up your sleeve, but there is also reality.

……and the reality is, that some of the general public may say “it does nothing for me” whereas others and hopefully the majority say, “it’s beautiful, job well done”. None of them see it like you do, missing at least some of the imperfections that you deep down in your heart know are there, and must admit that are there cause if you don’t, a smart judge will tell you why you lost marks…..

It’s the first day of a 5 day show and already you have had to do some maintenance, just when your media commitments are kicking in. Mmmm great timing, but alas, there is one other thing you know for sure, and that is by 5pm Sunday, your show garden will no longer exist. Hope you got some good photos, cause it will be over.So I guess however it turns out, you are best to enjoy your little garden. Its a very small window of time, so let your garden be what it was, a manicured fantasy, a miniscule piece of paradise, a love of plants, a good design. Be at peace with your garden, cause now it is gone

Student gardens at the 2015 Melbourne Flower Show

By James Wall.

Avenue Of Achievable Gardens.

You can always find a little bit of inspiration in the student gardens and this year the standard was set very high. Never have I seen so much creation, new school thinking and good use of plants. One day some of these horticultural and design students will be the industry trend setters. One of them may be a true gem.

After talking to a couple of the students I realised that they are just as motivated and excited about the industry as I hope I was at that age.

Here are some of the best of the 2015 Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show student gardens. Thanks go to the major sponsor Debco.

Grounding - Benjamin Taylor - University Of Melbourne

Rousseau's Jungle - Heather Forward University Of Melbourne

Urban Oasis - Veronica Bosque, Clare Mesenberg, Jo Zorzi - Holmesglen Institute

Nicola Muston - Holmesglen Institiute

The Pollinator Partner - Rebecca Bennett - Swinburne Universty Of Technology

Green Haven - Andrew Genovese - Melbourne Polytechnic

The Crossroads - Ben Newell - Swinburne University of Technology

The Wilde Side - Sonja Van Nieuwenhoven, Elise Northover, Katya Hamniuk, Ellen Davies

Hanging baskets at the 2015 Melbourne Flower Show

Once again the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) held their hanging basket competition at the Melbourne International Flower and Garden show. This event is not really about winning, it’s more about participation and creativity. Gardeners start with a basket which they pick up at their local nursery. Gardenworld alone had some 30 entrants. They each have about 3 months to turn theirs into their own backyard masterpiece. Getting it right for the event is all part of the challenge.

The RHS members are all volunteers and without them, this event would simply not exist. Thankyou wonderful people, for all that you do, especially all that work in netting the plants each night to keep the possums at bay !

Here are some of our favourites, in no particular order:

Gardenworld at 2015 Melbourne Flower Show

By James Wall

We are proud to once again be involved in the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show which starts today and goes until Sunday.

Here are some of the things Gardenworld have been up to:

Candeo Design – The Bronzed Brolga

Brent Reid – Candeo Design. Brent runs his company out of the Design Studio here at Gardenworld. He has been commissioned by the Northern Territitory Government to build a site to promote Tourism NT. The garden is called ‘The Bronzed Brolga’ and includes an amazing pond and a beautiful stone wall. Construction is by Semken Landscaping and the plant list includes 5 Phoenix roebelenii palms borrowed from Gardenworld Nursery. These wonderous specimens are over 30 years old and were grown in Brisbane and shipped down to the nursery. Very rare plants indeed. Brent’s garden received a Bronze Medal.

Phillip Withers Landscape Design – ‘Food Forest’

Phillip Withers Landscape Design – ‘Food Forest’ – Phillip also runs his business out of the design studio at Gardenworld. This quirky design celebrates the fusion of food plants and style in a home garden. There is something here for everyone. There is a fully fruiting persimmon tree that many visitors to the show will never have seen growing before. Phillip’s garden received a Silver medal and also took out the Honda Sustainabilty award for the second year running. Special thanks must go to Semken Landscaping for construction and Outdeco garden screens which looked sensational painted in Phil’s latest colour palette. These screens are available to buy at Lotus Watergardens at Gardenworld. – ‘Resonate’

LocalNurseries – ‘Resonate’
Designed by Vivid Design and construction by Semken Landscaping
A retro styled garden with dramatic undulations. This garden was awarded a Gold Medal.

Gardenworld Nursery is proud to be a member of the Local Nurseries group. We are retail nurseries based in Melbourne and Geelong that work together in sourcing the best plants and aim to have the best garden centres we can. If you want your local nursery to be around in 20 years, don’t just go to the big chain stores – come and meet the horticultural experts who love their plants and care about your garden.

 Competition – Guess the weight of this pumpkin

Gardenworld is offering a $150 gift voucher for whoever guesses the correct weight of this giant Atlantic pumpkin. The pumpkin is on display at the Royal Horticultural Society and their Great Hanging Basket Competition. Just look for the hundreds of hanging baskets. We believe this pumpkin may weigh over 200 kg !

Thankyou to the efforts of hundrerds of people, including Gardenworld staff and suppliers, without which this show would not be possible.

Touch of Class plants for 2015

By James Wall

At this time of the year, some of our growers show some of the new plants that are in the system. One such company is Touch of Class plants, located about an hour out of Melbourne, in Tynong.

They propagate plants and sell them to growers all over Australia. Nurseries like ourselves get to see what’s coming up for future gardeners – and we all have different opinions, and here is mine:

Hebe Grace Kelly

Hebe Grace Kelly:

Ok, it’s just a hebe, but this aptly named plant has a classic antique look that is not at all modern. I shouldn’t actually like this plant, but its somewhat dated old school look would actually be stunning in the right pot. Hebe’s also make very good filler plants as they are hardy and need little water once established. This one might just end up a classic.

Heuchera by Terra Nova

These come from a US breeder called Terra Nova who are famous for this range of plants. I just love the lushy leaf growth more so than the flowers. They become vivid in winter and will take a dappled light situation. Pictured above is Lime Marmalade and Black Taffeta. Below is Coco and then Sugar Plum.

Heuchera Sugar Plum

Agapanthus Barley Blue

Agapanthus Barley Blue:

There were quite a few nice agapanthus, but this one pictured above was my favourite. It was a lovely shade of blue and quite compact. Next to it is Phormium Back in Black, a comapct dark coloured flax that makes a great coastal plant.

Eucomis by Terra Nova:

These young plants look quite special. Alas, they will grow into a bigger hardy clumping plant. Apparently they have little pineapple like flowers on them. Pictured above is Dark Star and below is Freckles

Buddleia Blue and Pink Compact:

These two buddleia are compact forms and only grow 50-60cm tall. They are long flowering, and require no dead heading. They are a much more controllable plant and pictured above is Blue Chip Jr, and below is Micro Pink Chip. These are sure to be cottage garden favourites and would be right at home in a mixed salvia garden.

Some of these plants will be released, some may not. It is pleasing to see some exciting plants in the pipeline and I will looking forward to offering them in our nursery in 2015.

Touch Of Class Plants website.

Terra Nova Website.

A modern Highett garden.

By James Wall

Was lucky enough to visit two gardens in the 2014 Garden Design Fest and this garden in a Melbourne suburb called Highett was one of them.

It was designed by Stephen Read. I found it to be a very refreshing garden and it reinforced some old ideas and introduced some new.

The use of bollards might be an old idea, but it was executed with perfection. The curve of the structures and the simplicity of the planting of Bearberry Cotoneaster dammeri that surround the solitary Cypress, and common plant in this suburbia. The house seems protected yet at the same time open to the world around it.

But what really hits you in the face as you walk in is this stunning wall of Boston Ivy intertwined with Chinese Star Jasmine. In this spring November garden, it was peaking.

This Chinese Star Jasmine by itself looked pretty good too ! And further in behind the bollards was a nice sitting area surrounder by a ‘wonderful’ Pomegranate hedge with Feather reed grass. Hmmm what a good idea. I could imagine mum out here on the ipad, just getting away for a bit of wireless online shopping.

Another fence covered spectacularly but this time with Boston Ivy and Silver Vein Creeper, another one of the Parthenocissus species and another stunning blending of varieties.

Heading down the side of the house, note the red bricks drawing you along what is a very narrow path, but which allows for a nice wide vegetable garden, sensibly designed on the north side of the block. Incorporating terracotta pots into the actual garden, creates a really nice effect, especially with some blue lobelia added for colour.

At this point you reach the backyard. In between the paving is three poignant olive trees and pencil pines adorn the main bed. They are surround by Salvia and Rudbeckia. There appear to be more pomegranate along the back fence, but this is still a young planting and the garden hasn’t yet fully pronounced its full coming.

From there, the things that really impressed me were the differing levels of the ground and the way decking and garden had been incorporated. Nothing was too overdone, but there was just so much there to take in. I am sure the proud owners spend hours siting out there with a paper, occasionally peering up to watch it grow.

A fig tree which will one day shade the house and provide food for the family in just a month or so’s time. A great place to end this little tour. I hope you enjoyed this garden as much as i did. Its simplicity in the front, flowed through to a more complex back yard, that in about 5 years time would have me really curious in seeing. I left this garden content. I wanted to go around each next corner….yes it really dragged me in. It is a privilege for both the designer and owner to let us see it. Next time you hear about an open garden, why don’t you just drop by for a little bit of inspiration….and a little bit of joy.

Stephen Read Landscape Design website.

Garden Design Fest website.

A coastal Mt Eliza garden.

By Milli Wall.

Yesterday I visited a beautiful open garden in Mount Eliza called Earimil Gardens, a privately owned and independently displayed coastal garden rambling over 3 hectares located on a steep cliff block. Many mature trees protect the gardens exposed position and provide shade in a mostly sun drenched space. Admire sweeping views of surrounding land from a jutting viewing platform – once a helicopter landing pad.

Elaine, the owner of the property at in Mount Eliza, invites the public into her gardens for a $10 entry fee going to charity (children free) When I arrive I find Elaine talking to a group of visitors. She is obviously enjoying the experience of sharing her wonderful gardens. I can see she and her helpers have taken care to put on a terrific day, the atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, an acoustic guitarist plays to several groups enjoying picnic lunches on the lawns. Many inspired noises can be heard from people as they make notes to apply to their own gardens.

My kids enjoy finding all the Australian wildlife sculptures tucked away in the gardens but to me the flower beds are the highlight of this garden; providing the visitor with delightful layers of prolific colour. Thought has been put into the smallest details, from nasturtiums and erigeron encouraged to grow randomly through a fence to grand bay views framed through magnificent cascading rose and clematis vines in full bloom. Breath taking, a delightful chaotic wildness is tempered by someone’s loving attention to detail, not a weed or a dead flower to be found.

When Elaine decides to open her delightful garden again I highly recommend a visit.

‘The Block’ hits Gardenworld…

One of Gardenworld’s resident design teams, Phillip Withers Landscape Design have been working really hard over the past week on a terrace garden on the hit television show on channel 9 – the ‘The Block’. Phillip, is pictured centre, with Maxine and Karstan. Outdeco screens are available at Lotus Watergardens and online.

They put together a garden with the wonderful Maxine and Karstan which was about being fun, entertaining and lively. It contained Pops of colour through decorative screening and patterned pots to enhance the space, along with vertical gardens with all sorts of plants from luscious foliage through to the colourful succulents, even the additional Japanese string balls to hang from the roof to create different eyelines…

Phil explains that “The design looks to frame a different view from every room, so it was all about creating a set of photos to enhance this both from the exterior and from the interior to capitilise on the central garden space.

So if you enjoyed the design as much as we did, be sure to get down to Gardenworld where Phil has created a mini replica of all the ideas created with Maxine and Karstan on ‘The Block’ and Phil and the team would be happy to talk to you about creating something like this in your very own home..

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Thursday, May 26, 2011

Are Libyan Rebels Targeting Blacks?

There was a news report yesterday that the Libyan rebels had attacked and defeated a group of Sudanese mercenaries loyal to Col. Qaddafi in a battle near the border of Sudan.

According to the following article, incidents such as that one may be part of a general campaign by the rebels to drive black Africans out of Libya. If this story turns out to be true, you can bet that it will never see the light of day in the mainstream media, devoted as they are to the “Arab Spring” and the freedom fighters of Libya:

Libya: Habeshia: Ethnic Cleansing Risk for Black Libyans

(ANSAmed) — Rome, May 25 — Black Libyans risk an ethnic cleansing action in Libya because of the determination against them by Libyans of Arab origin that sympathise with the rebels, who attack them as though they were Gaddafi’s mercenaries. Such is the warning raised by don Mussie Zerai, an Eritrean priest who in Rome presides the Habeshia cooperation and development agency and who reported the “massacre of 800 Africans in Misrata alone”.

He pointed out that the massacre was directly reported to him by African refugees who landed in Italy. It is allegedly documented in a number of videos of the Habeshia agency website that depict “cruel episodes and fury on lifeless bodies”, which are “manifestation of deep held hate”. In Libya there are two ethnic groups not of Arab origin, said don Zerai, and the risk that they may become the victims of ethnic cleansing during the bloody clashes between Gaddafi’s supporters and the rebels is very high. The clergyman claimed that there is still indifference despite the previous warning.

Don Zerai thus asked for the attention of the international community so that “black Libyans are not massacred”, while “hundreds of thousands of Darfur Sudanese” also trapped in Libya, risk “being crushed by this intolerance that is spreading in the territories occupied by the rebels”. Because in his opinion the authors of these murders and violent acts are the anti-Gaddafi rebels. Don Zerai asked “What guarantees is Europe asking from the new lords of Libya freed from Gaddafi? We need at all costs to avoid another genocide in the African continent”. In the past other organisations reported that the risk is also being run by many other immigrants of African origin in Libya, which from the very start of the war have been mistaken for black mercenaries working for Gaddafi.

Hat tip: Insubria.

Terp Mole said...

This is Kaddafi klan propaganda.

Kaddafi's hired henchmen are slaughtering and raping innocents at will, then blaming it on the opposition in hopes some of it will stick.

Don't parrot Louis Farrakhan.

Sir Henry Morgan said...

Don't parrot Terp either. What a heap of nonsense

In Hoc Signo Vinces† said...

@Troll Mole:

"blaming it on the opposition"

Is that the opposition full of al-Qaḏḏāfī henchmen, Al-Qaeda and muslim brotherhood affilates.

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April 2013

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In today’s episode of the Affiliate Buzz James Martell, and his wife and co-host Arlene discuss how a laptop is a vital tool for anyone working in an online career who travels and wants to build and maintain an online career.

James and Arlene are well versed in the Internet marketing venue, with several years of experience behind them. They also like to share their wealth of information with others, so they too may enjoy a great online career that affords wonderful levels of freedom, one of which is freedom to travel.

Hear how they can still enjoy a great career and travel at the same time. In fact, you just might hear some tips on how traveling with a laptop can actually enhance your career, not just maintain it. And, this isn’t just about a week or two vacation… but real travel for extended periods of time, and often. Read the full article →

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On the April 29, 2013 episode of 7 Minutes in Affiliate Heaven podcast (listen to 7 Minutes in Affiliate Heaven), I talked about how it’s going to be really easy to travel to Affiliate Summit East 2013, getting the latest issue of FeedFront magazine, and my birthday Tweet from the Iron Sheik.

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I also mentioned a strong Q1 for Rakuten LinkShare, mobile stats from Affiliate Window, and building an email list. Read the full article →

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Intoxicated man backs into vehicle, tries to walk away

Safford police were called to Walmart on Monday, January 6, 2020 in response to an accident in the parking lot. The reporting party waved officers down as they arrived on the scene at approximately 1:40 p.m. He told them that the man who had backed into his car was walking away from the area toward Thatcher Blvd. The man the reporting party pointed out appeared to be intoxicated.

An officer made contact with the man, later identified as Curtis Pederson, in the Taco Taste parking lot. Pederson initially ignored the officer’s presence but eventually stopped for the officer. The officer noted that Pederson was staggering and stumbling as he walked.

The officer asked Pederson if he had backed into a vehicle in the Walmart parking lot. Pederson denied the accusation. Pederson admitted that he had driven to Walmart and denied trying to leave the area in his vehicle. He told the officer that he was trying to walk back to the motel where he was staying.

The reporting party, who was the victim in the accident, told police that he saw a light blue Honda hatchback trying to reverse. As the vehicle backed up, it ran into the rear of the victim’s parked vehicle. The vehicle then circled toward the grocery side entrance and parked toward the back of the parking lot.

The victim approached Pederson, who was driving the Honda. Pederson reportedly tried to enter back into Walmart, but was stopped by the victim. They walked back to Pederson’s vehicle and Pederson tried to get into the car but was stopped by the victim. At that point, Pederson tried to leave the area on foot and was stopped by the police.

Dispatch advised the officers that Pederson’s license had been suspended for failure to appear.

Pederson was placed under arrest for Aggravated DUI. His vehicle was impounded. He was taken to the Safford police department for processing. At the police station he admitted that he had been driving and made a mistake. He said that he did not realize that he had backed into a parked vehicle. Pederson was released from custody and taken to his motel room.


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Re: [gardeners] Daphne, camellias, and weather (
Sun, 03 Jan 1999 12:06:27 -0500

Don't feel sorry for us, or at least most of us.  We are delighted it has
finally turned to winter.  It was downright tropical most of fall,
described as weird, eerie and finally scary by most people I spoke to.  The
snow gets us out of many appointments, work occasionally (probably will
tomorrow, or reduce it), makes beautiful bulbs in the spring and great
roses.  It insulates everything in the garden and gets our water table back
up.  We have our outdoor ice rinks operational now, taking the stress off
the 7 indoor ones in our town of 150,000.  We need about 5 more for the
number of hockey teams, figure skaters and many recreational skaters we've
got.  Curlers have their own rinks and they're short too, and very glad to
have the freeze.  As long as there are no casualties other than stalled
cars most of us are very content with the weather.  It is really beautiful
today, a mere -5 celsius, more with wind chill, but as long as one is
bundled up it's ok for a few hours out-of-doors.  It'll be colder (lots)
tonight but so what we're indoors.  We caught the storm Jill mentioned and
are cozied up for the day.  It's piled up for about a foot and more is
coming down.

Anyway, it's now winter, which is as it should be and I am reasonably
happy...will probably be happier when I kick the kids out of my front hall
(longest therefore best for hockey on the block) where they are playing
mini-stick hockey with a foam rubber puck.  Later they plan to build a snow
fort on the front lawn...2 years ago we had one with 3' walls,
byzantine-style crenalations and a couple of turrets which pretty well
froze solid.  A ramp was added for speedy exits.  Last year was pretty much
a dud of a winter, not much snow and too warm.

Great Lakes region, Canada
USDA 4 or 5, sort of.

At 12:05 AM 03-01-99 -0500, you wrote:
>I really do feel badly for those of you who are where there is
>killing cold.  You must really have some tough genes to make
>it through that kind of weather every year.
>Coastal Carolina---where the warm front is going through and it
>is up in the 60's.
>We are having a REAL deep freeze. . . it is minus 30 C. . .without
>wind chill factor. . . and we are expecting 30 cm of snow tonight and
>tomorrow.  I don't plan to go any where until Monday. . .hope the car
>will go on Monday:)))
>Zone 5 (in a good year)
>Peterborough, ON, Canada


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HAVING redefined the personal-computer and mobile-phone industries, Apple has set its sights on a new, moving target. The darling of the tech industry is aiming to debut an electric car in 2019, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal. For years there had been speculation that Apple had auto ambitions. It has been hiring swarms of engineers to work on the project, code-named Titan, which now employs around 600.

With around $200 billion stored up, Apple certainly has enough cash to spend on a new venture. Its legions of fans are always eager to see it launch a new offering that makes a splash.

Its most recent product, the Apple Watch, has not been the massive hit some analysts expected, and Apple’s launch event earlier this month was rather dull, showcasing mainly tweaks to existing products. Launching a car would be far more daring and, in theory, highly lucrative.

Global car sales were worth around $2 trillion last year.

However, there are many things about the car business that make it quite unlike peddling phones. The replacement cycle for an iPhone is a mere two years. Consumers hold on to their cars for far longer.

To make business sense, Apple’s cars would need to earn returns comparable to those of its existing products. But gross profit margins like Apple’s current 40% or so are something most large-scale carmakers can only dream of. At BMW, one of the most profitable of these, such margins are around 20%.

An even more important factor is that, as demonstrated by all this week’s attention on Volkswagen, cars are more heavily regulated than consumer electronics. Compliance with safety standards and emissions rules is likely to be more rigorously enforced in future. That is a tricky prospect for even the most experienced carmaker, let alone an industry newbie.

The firm’s capabilities in mobile devices will be an advantage, as cars become ever more connected to the internet. But the risks associated with connected cars are of a different order to those with mobile phones. This week it was revealed that malware had infiltrated some of the smartphone apps sold in Apple’s store, including two of the most popular apps in China. This was embarrassing but not disastrous. If similar malware got into an Apple car, the results could be deadly.

Such concerns are not enough to discourage tech firms from driving at full speed into the car business. Leading the way is Tesla, a maker of upmarket electric vehicles set up by Elon Musk, a successful tech entrepreneur. Google is working on a self-driving vehicle and an operating system for cars, and recently hired a former motor-industry executive to run its autonomous car project. Apple’s decision to enter the motor industry may be fuelled in part by not wanting to leave Google with control of the dashboard and cars’ operating systems. Their rivalry is turning into a road race.


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The GPSC works with doctors, divisions, and partners to support the evaluation of projects and innovations within the integrated system of care being created through patient medical homes (PMH) and primary care networks (PCN). The evaluation process takes place at the local, regional, and provincial levels.

DOWNLOAD: Info sheets

The goal of evaluation is to give divisions, doctors and partners the opportunity to learn from experiences, adopt innovations, and make strategic decisions. The process supports knowledge sharing and health system improvement, and helps the GPSC to support the spread of success and identify and address needs in practices, communities, and the system.

Get involved

  • Reflect on practice opportunities using PMH Assessment and Patient Experience Tool.
  • Co-develop evaluations and case studies that highlight experiences and innovations.
  • Share community voices through stories of most significant change.
  • Contribute to the provincial understanding of PMH and PCN implementation and outcomes.

To learn more or to participate, contact or a local division of family practice.

Work underway

Click on the following titles for more information on the work to date on key evaluation activities.

PMH Asessement

The voluntary self-assessment supports family doctors to reflect on their practice in relation to the 12 PMH attributes. Doctors can complete the assessment independently, one-on-one with support from PSP, or in a group division event.

Work to date: 2,000+ GPs (34% of all GPs) have completed the electronic PMH self-assessment at least once.
(Updated: August 2019)

Case studies

The case studies provide an in-depth exploration of PMH innovations across the province.

Work to date: 12 mixed-method evaluations completed or underway
(Updated: August 2019)

Kootenay Boundary: PMH/PCN Proof of Concept
Pros/cons of establishing a health care cooperative, and development of a quality improvement framework in team-based care
Full | Summary

Thompson: FP Network Development
Enablers of FP networking activities, and PSP and the local division working together to support the creation of FP networks
Full | Summary

Sunshine Coast: Community Health Centre
Enablers of effective team-based care in a CHC setting
Full | Summary

Vancouver Island: PCN Steering Group Structure
Social network analysis of an Interdivisional Collaborative Services Committee, and enablers of effective networks for PMH/PCN implementation
Full | Summary

In progress

Burnaby: Family Physician Networks
Enablers of FP networking activities, and development of governance framework to enable networking

Central Interior Rural: Nurse Practitioner in Practice
Enablers of effective team-based care with a nurse practitioner in a government funding context

Central Okanagan: Nurse in Practice
Integration of a nurse into practice in a government funding context, and enablers of effective team-based care with a nurse

Mission: Converting to a Population-based Funding Model
Enablers of development and transition from fee-for-service to population-based funding

Nanaimo: First Nations Health and Team-based Care (Snuneymuxw Wellness Centre)
Division support of effective GP integration into a pre-existing health care team within a First Nations context, and cultural safety in a team-based care setting

South Okanagan Similkameen: Nurse in Practice
Integration of a nurse into practice in a fee-for-service context

Sunshine Coast: EMR Database Integration
Merger of five MedAccess EMR databases from five independent clinics into one database for all patients

Victoria/South Island: Patient Summaries for Transitions in Care
Improvements to the flow of information between physicians, hospitals, and the community

Most significant change stories

These stories take readers on a journey toward understanding how patient medical homes are removing barriers to care around the province.

Work to date: 30+ stories collected; Read or listen to the stories.
(Updated: August 2019)

  • Central Okanagan
  • Kootenay Boundary
  • North Peace
  • North Shore
  • South Island
  • South Okanagan Similkameen
  • Sunshine Coast

  • Family doctors
  • MOAs
  • Patients
  • Division staff
  • Peer mentors
  • PSP team members
  • Pharmacists
  • Registered nurses
  • Social workers
  • School principals & students


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Saturday, November 28, 2015

Skippack Event Calendar: Artist Ronda Lynn Michel | First Friday Gallery Opening Reception - DEC 4th 2015

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skippack first friday book signing author ronda lynn michelRonda Lynn Michel began teaching herself to paint after retiring from a 25 year career in the dental field.  A creative person her entire life, she has won awards for her works in acrylic and wax.   She loves the layering process of wax which builds texture and produces translucency and luminosity.

In 2014 her creative spirit led her to write  and illustrate several children's books.

  • How the 425 Saved Christmas
  • Sasha and the Stars: A Chanukah Tale
  • When The World Was Gray

Very spiritual, Michel remains open to the voice of the universe and it's cues, creating her works in a space she calls Inspiration Studio on a mountain top where she lives with her husband Wayne.  She has three sons and three grandchildren, one of which is a flourishing young artist.

          Opening Reception / Book Signing:  December 4, 6 – 9pm (First Friday)
          Show Dates:  December 7 - January  31 -30, 2016

          ** Additional Meet-the-Artist Engagements:  December 5 & 6, 1 - 4pm

          For past, current, and future art exhibitions details, click here.

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Back to index Brown Mountain Snowshoe Hike
Trip Date:  02/24/2013

: 6.7 Miles

Vertical Gain: 1000'

Group Size: 3
Hike Rating:  Easy   Moderate  Hard   Strenuous
Brown Mountain Hike
Download GPX GPX for this trip
Brown Mountain Elevation Profile
Start Coordinates:   N 38 58.565   W 120 19.503     End Coordinates:   Same as Start Coordinates
Car Shuttle Req'd:   No Parking Directions:   Take the Ice House Road from Highway 50 and follow it for about 25 miles north to the Loon Lake campground area.  If the gate is closed you will have to park at that junction, otherwise you can cut a couple of miles off the trip by parking in the campground area.
Hazards of Note:   Class 3 rock scrambling to the top of Brown Mountain Crowd Factor:   Moderate.  This is a fairly popular snowshoe and cross country skiing route.
General Notes:
Follow the blue diamond markings in the trees along the trail to make your way east on this trail if there haven't been others there blazing the way after new snow.  Once you get to the SW base of Brown Mountain, it is a scramble up granite boulders to attain the top of the mountain.  The views of Loon Lake are tremendous from the peak.

Julia checking out a sign near the beginning of the hike. Julia on the trail
Tell's Peak in the distance above us.
Tells Peak
Guide Peak from about halfway up. Looking toward Guide Peak
Phil and Julia just below the summit. Dropping packs
Guide Peak from the top of Brown Mountain.
Guide peak from the summit
Making the way across the ridge to the true summit. Heading toward the true summit
Frozen tree at the top of the mountain.
Frozen tree at the top
Marker at the true peak. At the true peak
Phil and I at the top of the climb. Phil and I at the top
Just me at the top. Just me
GPX track of the hike. GPX track of the hike


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报告题目：Constructions across grammar

报 告 人：Martin Hilpert University of Neuchâtel教授

Martin Hilpert is Professor of English Linguistics at the University of Neuchâtel. He holds a PhD from Rice University and he did postdoctoral research at the International Computer Science Institute in Berkeley and at the Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies. He is interested in cognitive linguistics, language change, construction grammar, and corpus linguistics. He is the author of "Germanic Future Constructions" (2008, John Benjamins), "Constructional Change in English" (2013, Cambridge University Press), and "Construction Grammar and its Application to English (2014, Edinburgh University Press). He is editor of the journal "Functions of Language" and associate editor of "Cognitive Linguistics”.


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Wednesday, August 24, 2005

Hoops News - More on our new additions.

So I'm traveling today up to Cowansville Quebec (outside Montreal) when all this stuff goes down and I get some calls letting me know I could "share" the info with you. Of course not much you can do on a Canadian highway. I did manage to get the bare minimum out. Here's more........

Ok, it appears that we have our two international mystery men now. Well, Paco Diaw wasn't exactly a mystery. His name had been floating around all summer. He's a guy who has scrimmaged with the players, and they thought Coach Hewitt should take a look at him. Obviously he liked what he saw. I am not about to speculate as to how these guys will contribute to the team, but I will share what I found out............So lets dig deeper into what we do know.....

First, both guys played for Senegal's national team - both an under-18 and under-20 team. Both are on campus, both have cleared admissions, both are now enrolled and starting classes........... However, I have no official confirmation that either has passed NCAA rules for actually playing on the team. However, you have to assume most of that is formality or they wouldn't be here. Height listings vary, but from first hand reports I got today, both guys are built fairly similarly - both are probably in the 6'6" - 6'8" range, and both are very thin. Think early-Luke years thin. Faye is probably slightly taller....................... So obviously this raises questions as to their real role on the team. Are these guys players or are they depth until their games develop further? How much of a project are they?

Papa Saliou Diaw - aka "Paco", 6'5" - 6'7" - (170 - 180lb)
Looks like an International Affairs major on his profile...........Not much from the recruiting sites - Rivals profile............. A Frenchman from Senegal, and HALF-brother of Boris Diaw, the Altanta Hawk who was just shipped out of town to the Phoenix Suns. Yes - half-brother. It's not important all the relationship details, but I did find out this about Boris's mother -she actually taught him a lot about the game of basketball. How? Well Boris's mother was Elisabeth Riffiod, a 6'2" center who played 13 years for the French national team and her jersey hangs in the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield Mass. Her teams won 7 French titles and 3 European championships. She could jump high, but couldn't dunk with her small hands and couldn't palm the ball because of a broken finger. Is this Paco's mom? Don't know. I also found that Boris's father, Issa, wasn't around a lot when he was a kid, and was a high jump champion. One thing is for sure, there are some athletic genes in Paco's family............. And actually, I believe there is a 3rd brother - Martin - who also plays hoops at Div II California University of Pennsylvania...................

I found this quote on Paco during his participation in the NBA Africa 100:

".......Papa Saliou Diaw, was here and showed great athleticism. He's 18 and can
jump out of the gym. He doesn't yet have, however, Boris' great feel for the

Here's an interesting interview with another player from Africa to give you an idea of life there.

Paco had been played high school ball at Greater Atlanta Adventist Academy. Not sure of the timing, but last year he played at Laurinburg Prep. in North Carolina, where guys like Charlie Scott and Sam Jones played back in the day. He also played at a school in Birmingham AL the year prior to GAAA.

Paco has been a fixture in the gym this summer, playing with the team in pick-up games and evidently faring well............ Reports are that he has good bounce to his step and has the makings of a good defender. Mixed reviews on the offensive side, so I'm hesitant to commnet................. Hard to find any credible stats though. I did find a game where he dropped 37 points / 8 assists against Covenant Marietta and 25 pts / 10 assists against Oakwood Academy from Huntsville AL. I found another game where he had 13 boards against Green Pastures (no, not Green Acres).

Mouhammad Faye: 6'7" - 6'8" - thin (170 - 190lb)
Looks like a management major............Mouhammad Faye is the real mystery guy. Nothing on the recruiting sites. No stats to be found (for free)......... Here he is on the Senegal Roster..............What I can tell you is that he just arrived on campus this week straight overseas and was admitted this week. I think he's a native of Dakar. For your geography lesson of the week (maybe year), Dakar is a pretty modern city of about 1.5 million people and a major port on Africa's western coast. The Faye brothers actually grew up watching a lot of NCAA hoops and Final Fours in Senegal. Brothers you say? Yes. Faye has a brother named Assane who played at U of New Hampshire. Actually, I think (unconfirmed) they have another older brother named Mohamed Niang, a 6'10" center who played at Delaware back in 1999. Not sure if he is a half-brother......... If they are brothers, then based on his info, his parents are agronomic engineers in Senegal. Again, no 100% confirmation.................... Mouhammad Faye was ranked the #3 junior in all of Africa years back and ranked as #7 on the "NBA potential" list at the "Africa without Borders" camp. Evidently he tried to get into the US last fall and was denied a VISA (crazy considering how they hand out credit cards these days.............. kidding......... hellooooo)..

Now, I found this blurb from a message board back in 9/2003 on Faye from a BC site:

Any word out there on Coach Cooley and Mouhammad Faye? Is he in the Cooley
pipeline for next year? Faye was signed, sealed, and just almost delivered to
Worcester Academy this year, but Paul Wesphal of Pepperdine caught him at the
airport and got him placed him at Malibu High - directly across the street from
Pepperdine. Faye is the real deal - #3 rated AAU athlete in all of Africa, 6-8,
nasty, and athletic. He also got through the WA admissions.

In addition, I found this article on an NBA-sponsored S.African top100 hoops camp back in 2003, where Faye participated. Here was a comment about him when discussing NBA potential:

When 6-7, 179-pound Mouhammad Faye of Senegal slides his razor-thin body
into the paint for a surprisingly tough rebound, NBA officials know they are the
ones who can teach the discipline and the basics that will lead Faye to the NBA.

Here's what Don Nelson had to say generally about the players at the camp:

"These are the rusty gems," says Donnie Nelson, Mavericks president of basketball operations. "There's so much potential here. But the talent is so underdeveloped."

The Mavericks director of scouting had this to say:

"We've got projects here, not prospects."

Of course these are NBA guys, so take that with a grain of salt. Anyhow, that's all I could find (for free). If I find more - you'll be the first to hear.....................


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Interesting Pipe Quote

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"The fact is, squire, the moment a man takes to a pipe, he becomes a philosopher. It's the poor man's friend; it calms the mind, soothes the temper, and makes a man patient under difficulties. It has made more good men, good husbands, kind masters, indulgent fathers, than any other blessed thing on this universal earth."
-Eli Terry - called "Sam Slick, the clockmaker"

Ya can't argue with that.

Benz said on 2003-09-09 12:30:46:
Unless said poor main picks up a nasty pipe obsession that prompts Ebay buying binges and a build up of multiple pipes that bankrupts the poor man's family ...

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We got to talk a little about this last week on the golf csoure, so you know that I've been back and forth about contentment and jobs and even places to live for about 4 years now.Contentment is hard to define, especially when it comes to a family because you really have 4 different views of contentment unless you are all united. Given your kids are, well, kids, it's hard to ask them to take on the yoke of adult contentment decisions.As I was watching your video (didn't put in the hair product, eh? you didn't let Tyler get to you, did you?) I realized that in my job (as a engineer of sorts) I find fulfillment in about 10% of my job. The other 90% sometimes makes me just want to walk away, but when I get to do that 10%, then I am fueled for a good bit. What is that 10%? It's writing articles, speaking at conferences, presenting new ideas, collaborating with other leaders, editing other people's writing, and when I get around to it, designing new things for on-campus. None of those is really confined to my job area of library technology, but I've realized that I'm good at them, and until I can develop them to go out on my own and consult (if I ever really decide to do that), I need to tap into that 10% as much as I can to get me through that other parts. And slowly, try to get that 10% to be more like 20% or 30% or 50%, etc.But that's just my story. Because I like to name drop well known people, I remember watching an interview Don Miller did with Michael Hyatt. I think he was running a small printing company or something like that when he was trying to decide about writing full time. He said that when he sat down with his pastor to discuss it, his pastor asked him to define an amount he would need to have to do this full time. So Don wrote down a number and shared it with his pastor. And he told Hyatt that for his contract for Blue Like Jazz, they hit that number exactly. Not a little more, not a little less, but exactly.So from the financial/practical side of it, I would encourage you and Erica to come up with that number for you. Maybe you hit that in combination by your savings and the upswing $ you start getting in writing and speaking. Maybe you hit it through your first major project. Maybe Tripp and Tyler offer that to you to write for their sit-com (remember, don't tell them your number).From the spiritual side, remember always that you are gifted in everything you are doing now: in the stuff you don't like and in the stuff you love. Your giftedness isn't changed by the dislike or joy you get from using those gifts. You already know this by being a father. I hate some of the things I have to do as a father, but I love being a father, and that I get to share my gifts with them.Speaking of that, it's almost lunchtime, and my 19-month-old son gets to come have lunch with me today, so I gotta get some work done.

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Anne Page – The Expressive Organist 4

“The harmonium is at once a church instrument and a theatre instrument, a drawing-room and a concert-room instrument”

Hector Berlioz

This finale to the series enlarges our view of the harmonium and its music by considering its role as an ensemble instrument, its place in the musical landscape of the early 20th century, and its use today as a medium for contemporary music.

The decades following its invention saw the harmonium well established in domestic, public and sacred contexts. Enterprising manufacturers were quick to see the marketing potential of its moderate size and price as coupled with its several musical functions; the instrument soon found a place in social and secular music-making. One of the most congenial combinations was harmonium with the piano. Widor, Saint-Saens, Gigout, Guilmant, Reinhard and Karg-Elert were among the many composers who wrote original duos, while transcriptions, particularly of movements from Wagner’s operas, were also published by the volume. Rossini’s Petite Messe Solennelle, still popular today with choral societies, was scored for two pianos and harmonium.

Reinhard wrote in his harmonium tutor: “However powerful the tone of the harmonium is, even when played alone, the effect is greatly enhanced by blending it with the piano, when the characteristic differences of both instruments combine to produce upon the listener a most pleasing impression, similar to that resulting from the combination of wind and string instruments in an orchestra.” Franck’s arrangement of his Prélude, Fugue et Variation shows how he effectively featured those ‘characteristic differences’.

Example 1

The harmonium is treated as a single-line melody instrument against the accompanying piano. There are many more notated dynamic nuances here than in the organ solo version. The piano alone takes the Lento, with arpeggios at the end of each phrase replacing rests which in the organ version allow for the chords to die away in the acoustic of a large church. The manual parts of the Fugue are given mostly to the harmonium, the piano taking the pedal line with an interesting notational difference in bars 116-119,

Example 2

indicating a non-legato performance of the bass line. In the transition back to the Variation, the sustained bass notes are given to the harmonium while the rippling arpeggios sound absolutely at home on the piano. This work, so well-known to organists, gains a new dimension from the duo version, in which the lines are so beautifully characterised according to the nature of each instrument.

Chamber music of a high order was composed for ensembles in which the harmonium was an indispensable member – for example Dvorak’s Bagatelles Op. 47 for two violins, cello and harmonium. The sonorities and flexible dynamics of all the instruments are a perfect match. The ability of the harmonium to blend into the background, or take a solo line as required, was exploited skilfully in the arrangements made by Schoenberg and other composers for his Society for Private Musical Performance in the early years of the 20th century. The range of music they arranged for an ensemble of about a dozen players (often with piano and harmonium) was eclectic and to us, rather surprising, including Strauss waltzes, orchestral works by Schoenberg and Webern, and Mahler symphonies.

The turn of the century also saw the recognition of another type of reed organ as an instrument worthy of serious attention: that based on suction rather than pressure. Working on the inverse principle to the harmonium, wind is drawn through the reeds by a vacuum created by the pedals, so effects of expression are not possible to anything like the same degree as on the pressure instrument. Though it had existed for several decades previously, the American organ (so called because it was developed in North America and dominated the market there) lacked a standard specification and therefore a repertoire. The instrument was derided by Alphonse Mustel in his treatise as lacking in any artistic qualities, its principal use being to accompany hymns in Protestant chapels! The issues of standard compass, specification and division into bass and treble were addressed and resolved at a convention of American and European builders in 1903 in Berlin: compass was to be five octaves from FF; the bass/treble divide was fixed at b/c’; stop names were standardised. This instrument was given the generic title (in German) of Normalharmonium to distinguish it from the Kunstharmonium (art-harmonium) which denoted the pressure type we have discussed in preceding articles.

1 simple four row harmonium (pressure

2 art-harmonium (pressure)

3 normal-harmonium (suction):

An important point to note is that
1p on an art-harmonium means: set one with percussion
1p on a suction harmonium means: soft version of set one
(there is no percussion on the suction instrument).

By the early 20th century then, the harmonium had achieved maturity of design and established its place in the musical life of its time. The composer whose artistic personality most coincided with this product of the late Romantic era was Sigfrid Karg-Elert (1877-1933). His works for harmonium exceed those of any other composer in number and diversity and show an astonishing affinity with its expressive capacities. He wrote “I devoted the best years of my life to the harmonium” and in comparing the pipe organ with the harmonium with reference to his Seven Pastels (Lake Constance) said:

“This is certainly not the ideal organ style, for the limitations of the instrument as a medium of expression must cause much to be lost. Much more can be accomplished on the art-harmonium with percussion, double expression, double key-touches, with many tone-colours and polydynamics to each touch.”
(Letter to Godfrey Sceats)

1903 saw Karg-Elert’s first published work for harmonium (Six Sketches Op. 10) and in the years up to 1914 a large number of his opus numbers were dedicated to the harmonium, many of which were subsequently arranged for organ. Indeed, it was Reger who recognised Karg-Elert’s talent and encouraged him to compose for pipe organ. This period in the composer’s output offers us a sumptuous sound-picture of the twilight of Romanticism and the rising currents of impressionism and expressionism: Debussy and Schoenberg were acknowledged and admired, but Grieg was his greatest inspiration, the “unforgettable guiding spirit” upon whose death Karg-Elert composed the final piece of his Intarsien Op. 76 (Vor dem Bildnis Griegs).
The 15 pieces which make up form an excellent introduction to Karg-Elert’s harmonium works. They are character pieces which are also studies in tone colour using the individual and combined stops of the “einfach-expressiven Harmonium” (simple four-row harmonium). Each requires an advanced level of control of expression to make its effect, however ‘simple’ the instrument may be! Illusion (No. 14) offers an analogy with string playing – the composer describes this as a viola solo (LH) with violin accompaniment:

Example 3

A few bars later the set 4 treble and set 3 bass double at the unison, giving an effect of great delicacy:

Example 4

Karg-Elert writes about this piece: “A small amount of wind (Wenig Wind) is the watchword! Very small expressive means are required (technically through toe movement and springiness of the ankle joint, not knee or thigh movement which give too much accent or crescendo. As to the contents, perhaps one comes nearer to this little piece if one imagines a sun-drenched meadow, the sight of a blue, cloudless sky. Through the soul which escapes from the world passes a dream of light, sun and pure warmth … upwards to the blue light…”

Similar full descriptions of the ‘programme’ of each piece are also found in the Sieben Idyllen Op. 104, one of several collections from around 1914 written either expressly for suction instrument, or, like the Impressionen Op. 102, supplied with registrations for both suction and pressure systems. Wolken über See (Clouds over the Sea) from Op. 104 is likened by the composer to Schoenberg in the “inexorably severe logic of the part-writing and harmonies”. The held chord (representing the sea) is achieved by means of weights or small wedges to hold down the keys:

Example 5

The peaceful picture is disturbed by a threatening build-up of turbulent clouds which seem to turn the sea into a black abyss; finally the clouds disperse and the evening mist descends. In this miniature Karg-Elert captures the expressive world of German post-romanticism to perfection.
On the other hand, the harmonium was for Karg-Elert a medium for the grandiose and heroic as much as for the intimate. His Second Sonata Op 46 is a work of symphonic dimensions and Reger-like virtuosity, with its opening Enharmonic Fantasy and double fugue based on the B.A.C.H. motif:

Example 6 bars 13-14

One can scarcely imagine a more complete exploration of the colours and range of expression possible on the art-harmonium than is found in this masterpiece. Karg-Elert achieved through this instrument the truest expression of his musical sensibilities during those “best years of his life”.
What place has the harmonium found in music-making today? Jean Langlais and Gaston Litaize brought composition for the instrument into the second half of the 20th century, showing that the French never quite lost sight of the harmonium’s liturgical use. Living composers are rediscovering the free reed instruments as a medium for their music. Colin Huehns has written an Intermezzo (Theme and Variations) for the same instrumental combination as the Dvorak Bagatelles; though musically very different, the two pieces work well in the same programme. The Dutch organist and harmonium player Dirk Luijmes has commissioned a stream of new works in a stunning variety of contemporary idioms, which he has performed widely to win new audiences for the harmonium. There will clearly be a future for this no longer-forgotten instrument, as much as there is a fascinating past.

Details of CD recordings of works mentioned in this article -

Dirk Luijmes –
(Awfully) Nice Family – a century of harmonium music
music by Guilmant, Vierne, Janacek.Stravinsky, Karg-Elert,
Grainger, Langlais, Kulenty, Hekster, van Bergelijk, Breuker.

*Anne Page
French Music for Harmonium Vol.2
music by Louis and René Vierne, Tournemire, Litaize, Langlais,

*Anne Page
Sigfrid Karg-Elert – music for harmonium Vol. 1
includes Fantasy and Fugue Op.39, Six Romantic Pieces Op. 103,
Seven Idylls Op. 104,
Second Sonata Op.46

*available from Voix Celeste Recordings, 18 Hill Close, Newmarket, Suffolk CBS ONR

How to obtain copies of pieces mentioned –

Franck’s Prelude, Fugue and Variation in the duo version published by BELWIN MILLS Q. Fischer & Bro., no.9733) Karg-Elert’s music for harmonium: many opus numbers are available from
Cathedral Music, King Charles Cottage, Racton, Chichester, W Sussex P018 9DT.
I am indebted to the following for information, ideas and
assistance in preparation of this article:
Felix Aprahamian, Frank Conley, Bruce Dracott, Pam Fluke

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