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Ciche dni / Kaśka Sochacka. - Edycja specjalna. - [Warszawa] : Jazzboy Records, ℗ © 2021. - 2 CD : zapis cyfrowy, stereo ; 12 cm + 2 booklety.
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Booklety zawierają komentarz Kasi Sochackiej oraz teksty piosenek nagranych na CD 1 w języku polskim.
Zawiera: CD 1. Wiśnia / muzyka Kaśka Sochacka ; tekst Kaśka Sochacka, Agata Trafalska. Nie było cię / muzyka Kaśka Sochacka ; słowa Jakub Skorupa, Kaśka Sochacka, Olek Świerkot, Agata Trafalska. Ciche dni / muzyka Kaśka Sochacka ; tekst Kaśka Sochacka, Agata Trafalska. Znowu jestem w punkcie, który dawno temu już minęłam / muzyka Kaśka Sochacka ; tekst Kaśka Sochacka. Mróz / muzyka Kaśka Sochacka, Arkadiusz Żurecki ; tekst Kaśka Sochacka. Spędź ze mną trochę czasu jeszcze / muzyka Patrick The Pan, Kaśka Sochacka ; tekst Kortez, Kaśka Sochacka, Agata Trafalska. Z soboty na niedzielę / muzyka Kaśka Sochacka, Arkadiusz Żurecki ; tekst Piotr Ruciak, Kaśka Sochacka, Agata Trafalska. Dla mnie to już koniec / muzyka Kaśka Sochacka ; tekst Kaśka Sochacka. Boję się o ciebie / muzyka Mateusz Dopieralski, Kaśka Sochacka ; tekst Mateusz Dopieralski, Kaśka Sochacka. Balkon / muzyka Kaśka Sochacka ; tekst Kaśka Sochacka.
CD 2. Śnie (2019) / muzyka Kaśka Sochacka ; tekst Kortez, Kaśka Sochacka, Agata Trafalska. Zachody (2019) / muzyka Kaśka Sochacka, Arkadiusz Żurecki ; tekst Kaśka Sochacka. Trochę pusto (2017) / muzyka Kaśka Sochacka, Arkadiusz Żurecki ; tekst Kaśka Sochacka. Jeszcze (2020) / muzyka Kaśka Sochacka, Olek Świerkot ; tekst Daria Ryczek-Zając, Jakub Skorupa, Kaśka Sochacka, Agata Trafalska. Porzuć (2019) / muzyka Kaśka Sochacka ; tekst Kaśka Sochacka, Agata Trafalska. Trochę tu pusto (live - Kino Sława). Mróz 2014 (2014) / muzyka Kaśka Sochacka, Arkadiusz Żurecki ; tekst Kaśka Sochacka. Wiśnia : live (2019) (feat. Kortez z zespołem) / muzyka Kaśka Sochacka ; tekst Kaśka Sochacka, Agata Trafalska. Dla mnie to już koniec / muzyka Kaśka Sochacka ; tekst Kaśka Sochacka. Jolibou (2019) / muzyka John Mitko ; tekst John Mitko.
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Live / Kaśka Sochacka. - Warszawa : Jazzboy Records, © & ℗ 2023. - 2 CD : zapis cyfrowy, stereo ; 12 cm + booklet.
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Zawiera: CD 1.: Zostaję przy tym co już znam / muzyka, tekst K. Sochacka. Spaleni słońcem / muzyka Ł. Federkiewicz, K. Sochacka, O. Świerkot, tekst D. Ryczek-Zając, K. Sochacka, A. Trafalska. Nie było Cię / muzyka K. Sochacka ; tekst K. Sochacka, O. Świerkot, A. Trafalska. Spędź ze mną trochę czasu jeszcze / muzyka Patrick the Pan, K. Sochacka ; tekst Ł. Federkiewicz, K. Sochacka, A. Trafalska. Znowu jestem w punkcie, który dawno już minęłam / muzyka, tekst K. Sochacka. Sukienka / muzyka, tekst K. Sochacka , tekst O. Świerkot. Dla mnie to już koniec / muzyka, tekst K. Sochacka. Jeszcze / muzyka K. Sochacka, O. Świerkot ; tekst D. Ryczek-Zając, J. Skorupa, K. Sochacka, A. Trafalska. Ciche dni / muzyka, tekst K. Sochacka, tekst A. Trafalska.
CD 2.: Śnie / muzyka K. Sochacka, tekst Ł. Federkiewicz, K. Sochacka, A. Trafalska. Niebo było różowe / muzyka K. Sochacka, tekst K. Sochacka. A. Trafalska. Porzucić / muzyka K. Sochacka, tekst K. Sochacka, A. Trafalska. Tańcz / muzyka, tekst K. Sochacka. Wiśnia / muzyka K. Sochacka, tekst K. Sochacka, A. Trafalska. Z soboty na niedzielę / muzyka K. Sochacka, A. Żurecki, tekst P. Ruciak, K. Sochacka, A. Trafalska. Boję się o Ciebie / muzyka M. Dopieralski, K. Sochacka. Balkon / muzyka, tekst K. Sochacka.
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Ministory / Kaśka Sochacka. - Warszawa : Jazzboy Records, © & ℗ 2021. - 1 CD : zapis cyfrowy, stereo ; 12 cm + booklet.
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Zawiera: CD 1.: Nie było Cię / muzyka K. Sochacka, O. Świerkot ; tekst K. Sochacka, O. Świerkot, A. Trafalska. Sukienka / muzyka, tekst K. Sochacka , tekst O. Świerkot. Spaleni słońcem / muzyka Ł. Federkiewicz, K. Sochacka, O. Świerkot, tekst D. Ryczek-Zając, K. Sochacka, A. Trafalska. Tańcz / muzyka, tekst K. Sochacka. Niebo było różowe / muzyka K. Sochacka, tekst K. Sochacka. A. Trafalska. Zostaję przy tym co już znam / muzyka, tekst K. Sochacka. Porzucić (live) / muzyka K. Sochacka, tekst K. Sochacka, A. Trafalska
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The Avatars / A.E. - [miejsce nieznane] : Jazzybee Verlag : Legimi, 2014.
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In The Avatars, AE presents his own picture of what might happen if the socialistic State assumed control. So efficient has it become, that no one is homeless or insecure; everything is taken care of by the State. Yet, there is something in man that rebels against it. "The spirit of man has lost itself in many illusions, and last of all it may lose itself in the most pitiful of any, the illusion of economic security and bodily comfort. These now fail to satisfy it, and there is nothing for it but spiritual adventures. Poet, artist, visionary, all are there. This work written in old age, when his journalistic activities had been abandoned and he had leisure to give to it, contains something so quintessential of his nature that to pick it up is to find oneself for a little space once more in his company.
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"Fallen Among Thieves" is a classic of the early Victorian crime fiction and offers a splendid country-house murder plot featuring detective John Barman. This is part 1 out of 3, A Legacy Of Vengeance
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"Fallen Among Thieves" is a classic of the early Victorian crime fiction and offers a splendid country-house murder plot featuring detective John Barman. This is part 2 out of 3, The Marble Heart.
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"Fallen Among Thieves" is a classic of the early Victorian crime fiction and offers a splendid country-house murder plot featuring detective John Barman. This is part 3 out of 3, Nemesis!
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Many a boy has a hankering for a newspaper career, and all who have it will read Philip Derby, Reporter by Willis J. Abbot with particular interest. It is largely founded on fact, and it presents forcefully and clearly the conditions and the demands a young man beginning the work of journalism must expect. Philip is not a graduate of a school of journalism, but works his way right on the paper from a position of copy-boy to one of considerable importance. In addition to its newspaper element the book holds a thrilling plot woven around the activities of a criminal gang in New York and is excellent reading from cover to cover.
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Before textbooks reduced American history to dates and names, Jacob Abbott told it as a living story. Published in the pivotal years before the Civil War, Abbott's monumental eight-volume series captured a nation still discovering itself—raw, idealistic, and teetering on the edge of transformation. With the narrative gifts that made him one of the nineteenth century's most beloved authors, Abbott wove the grand sweep of American history into compelling human drama: explorers braving unknown seas, colonists carving civilization from wilderness, revolutionaries defying an empire, and founders building a republic on untested principles. From the first European landfalls to the expanding frontiers of the 1850s, Abbott guides readers through the critical moments that forged America—Jamestown's desperate winters, the thunder of Bunker Hill, Washington's crossing of the Delaware, the Louisiana Purchase's staggering gamble, and the tensions that would soon tear the nation apart. But he never loses sight of the individuals: the visionaries and opportunists, the heroes and scoundrels, the ordinary people whose choices echoed through generations. Written with clarity, moral purpose, and an eye for the telling detail, these volumes offer something rare: a window into how Americans understood their own story at a crucial turning point. This complete edition preserves Abbott's original vision—an epic tale of discovery, struggle, triumph, and the unfinished work of building a nation. Essential reading for anyone seeking to understand not just what happened in early America, but how Americans once saw themselves. This is volume one out of eight presenting the times of the aboriginal America.
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Before textbooks reduced American history to dates and names, Jacob Abbott told it as a living story. Published in the pivotal years before the Civil War, Abbott's monumental eight-volume series captured a nation still discovering itself—raw, idealistic, and teetering on the edge of transformation. With the narrative gifts that made him one of the nineteenth century's most beloved authors, Abbott wove the grand sweep of American history into compelling human drama: explorers braving unknown seas, colonists carving civilization from wilderness, revolutionaries defying an empire, and founders building a republic on untested principles. From the first European landfalls to the expanding frontiers of the 1850s, Abbott guides readers through the critical moments that forged America—Jamestown's desperate winters, the thunder of Bunker Hill, Washington's crossing of the Delaware, the Louisiana Purchase's staggering gamble, and the tensions that would soon tear the nation apart. But he never loses sight of the individuals: the visionaries and opportunists, the heroes and scoundrels, the ordinary people whose choices echoed through generations. Written with clarity, moral purpose, and an eye for the telling detail, these volumes offer something rare: a window into how Americans understood their own story at a crucial turning point. This complete edition preserves Abbott's original vision—an epic tale of discovery, struggle, triumph, and the unfinished work of building a nation. Essential reading for anyone seeking to understand not just what happened in early America, but how Americans once saw themselves. This is volume four out of eight presenting the evolution of the Northern colonies.
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Before textbooks reduced American history to dates and names, Jacob Abbott told it as a living story. Published in the pivotal years before the Civil War, Abbott's monumental eight-volume series captured a nation still discovering itself—raw, idealistic, and teetering on the edge of transformation. With the narrative gifts that made him one of the nineteenth century's most beloved authors, Abbott wove the grand sweep of American history into compelling human drama: explorers braving unknown seas, colonists carving civilization from wilderness, revolutionaries defying an empire, and founders building a republic on untested principles. From the first European landfalls to the expanding frontiers of the 1850s, Abbott guides readers through the critical moments that forged America—Jamestown's desperate winters, the thunder of Bunker Hill, Washington's crossing of the Delaware, the Louisiana Purchase's staggering gamble, and the tensions that would soon tear the nation apart. But he never loses sight of the individuals: the visionaries and opportunists, the heroes and scoundrels, the ordinary people whose choices echoed through generations. Written with clarity, moral purpose, and an eye for the telling detail, these volumes offer something rare: a window into how Americans understood their own story at a crucial turning point. This complete edition preserves Abbott's original vision—an epic tale of discovery, struggle, triumph, and the unfinished work of building a nation. Essential reading for anyone seeking to understand not just what happened in early America, but how Americans once saw themselves. This is volume six out of eight presenting the revolt of the colonies.
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Before textbooks reduced American history to dates and names, Jacob Abbott told it as a living story. Published in the pivotal years before the Civil War, Abbott's monumental eight-volume series captured a nation still discovering itself—raw, idealistic, and teetering on the edge of transformation. With the narrative gifts that made him one of the nineteenth century's most beloved authors, Abbott wove the grand sweep of American history into compelling human drama: explorers braving unknown seas, colonists carving civilization from wilderness, revolutionaries defying an empire, and founders building a republic on untested principles. From the first European landfalls to the expanding frontiers of the 1850s, Abbott guides readers through the critical moments that forged America—Jamestown's desperate winters, the thunder of Bunker Hill, Washington's crossing of the Delaware, the Louisiana Purchase's staggering gamble, and the tensions that would soon tear the nation apart. But he never loses sight of the individuals: the visionaries and opportunists, the heroes and scoundrels, the ordinary people whose choices echoed through generations. Written with clarity, moral purpose, and an eye for the telling detail, these volumes offer something rare: a window into how Americans understood their own story at a crucial turning point. This complete edition preserves Abbott's original vision—an epic tale of discovery, struggle, triumph, and the unfinished work of building a nation. Essential reading for anyone seeking to understand not just what happened in early America, but how Americans once saw themselves. This is volume two out of eight presenting the discovery of America.
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Before textbooks reduced American history to dates and names, Jacob Abbott told it as a living story. Published in the pivotal years before the Civil War, Abbott's monumental eight-volume series captured a nation still discovering itself—raw, idealistic, and teetering on the edge of transformation. With the narrative gifts that made him one of the nineteenth century's most beloved authors, Abbott wove the grand sweep of American history into compelling human drama: explorers braving unknown seas, colonists carving civilization from wilderness, revolutionaries defying an empire, and founders building a republic on untested principles. From the first European landfalls to the expanding frontiers of the 1850s, Abbott guides readers through the critical moments that forged America—Jamestown's desperate winters, the thunder of Bunker Hill, Washington's crossing of the Delaware, the Louisiana Purchase's staggering gamble, and the tensions that would soon tear the nation apart. But he never loses sight of the individuals: the visionaries and opportunists, the heroes and scoundrels, the ordinary people whose choices echoed through generations. Written with clarity, moral purpose, and an eye for the telling detail, these volumes offer something rare: a window into how Americans understood their own story at a crucial turning point. This complete edition preserves Abbott's original vision—an epic tale of discovery, struggle, triumph, and the unfinished work of building a nation. Essential reading for anyone seeking to understand not just what happened in early America, but how Americans once saw themselves. This is volume three out of eight presenting the history of the southern colonies.
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Before textbooks reduced American history to dates and names, Jacob Abbott told it as a living story. Published in the pivotal years before the Civil War, Abbott's monumental eight-volume series captured a nation still discovering itself—raw, idealistic, and teetering on the edge of transformation. With the narrative gifts that made him one of the nineteenth century's most beloved authors, Abbott wove the grand sweep of American history into compelling human drama: explorers braving unknown seas, colonists carving civilization from wilderness, revolutionaries defying an empire, and founders building a republic on untested principles. From the first European landfalls to the expanding frontiers of the 1850s, Abbott guides readers through the critical moments that forged America—Jamestown's desperate winters, the thunder of Bunker Hill, Washington's crossing of the Delaware, the Louisiana Purchase's staggering gamble, and the tensions that would soon tear the nation apart. But he never loses sight of the individuals: the visionaries and opportunists, the heroes and scoundrels, the ordinary people whose choices echoed through generations. Written with clarity, moral purpose, and an eye for the telling detail, these volumes offer something rare: a window into how Americans understood their own story at a crucial turning point. This complete edition preserves Abbott's original vision—an epic tale of discovery, struggle, triumph, and the unfinished work of building a nation. Essential reading for anyone seeking to understand not just what happened in early America, but how Americans once saw themselves. This is volume seven out of eight presenting the war of the Revolution.
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Before textbooks reduced American history to dates and names, Jacob Abbott told it as a living story. Published in the pivotal years before the Civil War, Abbott's monumental eight-volume series captured a nation still discovering itself—raw, idealistic, and teetering on the edge of transformation. With the narrative gifts that made him one of the nineteenth century's most beloved authors, Abbott wove the grand sweep of American history into compelling human drama: explorers braving unknown seas, colonists carving civilization from wilderness, revolutionaries defying an empire, and founders building a republic on untested principles. From the first European landfalls to the expanding frontiers of the 1850s, Abbott guides readers through the critical moments that forged America—Jamestown's desperate winters, the thunder of Bunker Hill, Washington's crossing of the Delaware, the Louisiana Purchase's staggering gamble, and the tensions that would soon tear the nation apart. But he never loses sight of the individuals: the visionaries and opportunists, the heroes and scoundrels, the ordinary people whose choices echoed through generations. Written with clarity, moral purpose, and an eye for the telling detail, these volumes offer something rare: a window into how Americans understood their own story at a crucial turning point. This complete edition preserves Abbott's original vision—an epic tale of discovery, struggle, triumph, and the unfinished work of building a nation. Essential reading for anyone seeking to understand not just what happened in early America, but how Americans once saw themselves. This is volume five out of eight presenting the wars of the colonies.
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Before textbooks reduced American history to dates and names, Jacob Abbott told it as a living story. Published in the pivotal years before the Civil War, Abbott's monumental eight-volume series captured a nation still discovering itself—raw, idealistic, and teetering on the edge of transformation. With the narrative gifts that made him one of the nineteenth century's most beloved authors, Abbott wove the grand sweep of American history into compelling human drama: explorers braving unknown seas, colonists carving civilization from wilderness, revolutionaries defying an empire, and founders building a republic on untested principles. From the first European landfalls to the expanding frontiers of the 1850s, Abbott guides readers through the critical moments that forged America—Jamestown's desperate winters, the thunder of Bunker Hill, Washington's crossing of the Delaware, the Louisiana Purchase's staggering gamble, and the tensions that would soon tear the nation apart. But he never loses sight of the individuals: the visionaries and opportunists, the heroes and scoundrels, the ordinary people whose choices echoed through generations. Written with clarity, moral purpose, and an eye for the telling detail, these volumes offer something rare: a window into how Americans understood their own story at a crucial turning point. This complete edition preserves Abbott's original vision—an epic tale of discovery, struggle, triumph, and the unfinished work of building a nation. Essential reading for anyone seeking to understand not just what happened in early America, but how Americans once saw themselves. This is volume eight out of eight presenting the life and the presidency of George Washington.
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The Old Testament is more full of parables than the New. Its history is prophetic. Its stories are parables in real life. The chronicles of Israel are full of God's foreshadowings of the redemption of the world. From the Fall in Eden to the restoration of the Jews under Ezra, there are, all along the way, fingerposts that point to the Cross of Christ. Their inscriptions are sometimes so plain that the wayfaring man, though a fool, need not err therein. They are sometimes so obscured that the heedless traveler notes them not. These finger-posts Iare what the author seeks to decipher, these parables to interpret. The light that shines from the Old Testament is that of the Star of Bethlehem, which conducts the reader to the manger of his Incarnate Lord. There is a vividness in Mr. Abbotts descriptions that is delightful. The old fields, that have been culled by so many gleaners, are vitalized into reproductiveness.
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This edition includes a biographical sketch about the author. Historia Calamitatum (A history of my calamities), also known as Abaelardi ad Amicum Suum Consolatoria, is an autobiographical work in Latin by Peter Abelard, one of medieval France's most important intellectuals and a pioneer of scholastic philosophy. It is one of the first autobiographical works in medieval Western Europe, written in the form of a letter. It is clearly influenced by Augustine of Hippo's Confessions. This extensive letter provides an honest self-analysis of Peter Abelard, who at that time was a pioneer of philosophy and university alike. The Historia Calimatatum provides readers with knowledge of his views of women, learning, monastic, life, Church and State combined, and the social milieu of the time. Within this important piece of literature, not only is one side of one of history's best-known love stories told, but integral parts of the history of the Middle Ages are revealed. It should be particularly noted that this book was written at a time when Western Europe had no intellectual endeavors but was just surfacing into the world of philosophy. The Historia is exceptionally readable, and presents a remarkably honest self-portrait of a man who could be arrogant and often felt persecuted. It provides a clear and fascinating picture of intellectual life in Paris before the formalization of the University, of the intellectual excitement of the period, of monastic life, and of his affair with Heloise, one of history's most famous love stories. Throughout this letter, it is greatly expressed how persecuted Abelard feels by his peers. He quotes saints, apostles, and at one point, compares his struggles in likeness to those of Christ. (from wikipedia.com)
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Swami Abhedananda was a prominent leader of the Vedanta Society in New York and imperative in spreading knowledhe about the Vedas. He was influenced by the famous mystic Ramakrishna Paramahansa and his writings about Yoga, Spirituality and Vedanta Philosophy are still in high demand today. This edition includes the following works: How To be A Yogi Self-Knowledge Divine Heritage of Man Three Lectures on Spiritual Unfoldment Three Lectures on Philosophy of Work Five Lectures on Reincarnation
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