John Salmon Libri

Exploring the concept of family through a biblical lens, this book emphasizes the importance of God’s design in creating strong, loving relationships. It delves into the roles of parents and children, offering practical advice on fostering unity and understanding within the family unit. The author combines personal anecdotes with scriptural insights, aiming to guide readers in building a family that reflects divine principles. Themes of love, commitment, and the significance of faith are woven throughout, encouraging readers to embrace their unique family dynamics.

A memoir of two lives shared in love and happiness over sixty-one years. Recounting everyday life with anecdotes from adventures during extensive travel from Singapore to Canada and throughout Europe.

While Carl Loewe may be unfamiliar nowadays, in the previous century he was well-known. He won praise from such notables as Weber, Mendelssohn, Schumann, and Wagner and in Vienna, earned the epithet «the north German Schubert.» His five piano sonatas, composed between 1819 and 1847, constitute an encapsulation of mid-nineteenth-century trends, such as the musical unification of several movements and the use of a program. The Piano Sonatas of Carl Loewe , the first comprehensive examination of Loewe's piano sonatas, exposes these virtually unknown yet valuable works to the present-day musician and defines their position within Classic and Romantic styles.