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The entertainment will also feature numbers from Lord Lloyd Webber's "Requiem" and his musicals "Cats" and "Evita," as well as a selection from his "Woman in White," which is to have its premiere in London next fall.

On Saturday the cellist Zuill Bailey and the pianist Robert Koenig will play Mendelssohn's two Sonatas for Cello and Piano, as well as a selection from "Songs Without Words".

Joined by the flutist Emmanuel Pahud, they offered a tantalizing survey of works by Franz Benda, Johann Joachim Quantz and both J. S. and C. P. E. Bach, as well as a selection from Frederick's impressive output.

Exceptionally popular in the summer months and owned and supplied by the award-winning Bristol Beer Factory brewery, the Grain Barge serves an impressive variety of reasonably priced, local craft beers as well as a selection from Devon and Cornwall (enjoy the Beer Factory's own Sunrise golden ale at £3.20 a pint), not to mention a healthy dose of the staple Somerset cider.

Dumbarton Oaks' Image Collections and Fieldwork Archives has launched a new online inventory called AtoM@DO, which brings together the holdings from the ICFA as well as a selection from teh Dumbarton Oaks Archives for users to search for related materials across the institution.

The algorithm developed by Hovorka and colleagues has certain distinct features, such as real time adaptation of the underlying model to changing patient parameters implemented as a selection from several predefined models.

As well as playing a selection from this week's Building a Library choice, the musical Cabaret, Jonathan Swain also explores the music of Kurt Weill, straddling the worlds of concert hall and theatre.

On Tuesday, October 13th I enjoyed a fun, lively and engaging night of songs from famous Broadway musicals such as Camelot and Oklahoma!, including a selection from my favorite movie of all time (which is based on the original musical), The Sound of Music.

Pioneer of photography-as-art Martin Parr is showing a selection from his Small World series, where perma-tanned global tourists flood beaches like so many ants.

When Tagore speaks abstractly about his spiritual beliefs — as in "The Problem of Self," a selection from lectures that he delivered in America in 1913 — he can sound almost Buddhist, calling for the annihilation of the self.

We've compiled these opening photographs before in end-of-year slide shows, but this time, we've decided to offer a selection from 2009 as a calendar for 2010, available from Lulu.