Within regions, the range in male LE was widest for WCS (8.6 years) and Merseyside (5.9 years) and narrowest in Swansea and the South Wales Coalfields (1.6 years) and Northern Moravia (2.7 years).
30 This might explain why inequalities in LE were wider in the Scottish region, but the much narrower inequalities in Saxony suggest that this may not be the whole story.
The outstanding features of Les Thibaults are the wide range of human relationships patiently explored, the graphic realism of the sickbed and death scenes, and, in the seventh volume, L'Été 1914 ("Summer 1914"), the dramatic description of Europe's nations being swept into war.
(Chinen) Gilad Hekselman Trio (Saturday) A smart guitarist awash in contemporary harmony and multiple strains of groove, Gilad Hekselman put out one of last year's better jazz albums, "Hearts Wide Open" (Le Chant du Monde).
(Chinen) Gilad Hekselman Trio (Saturday) A smart guitarist awash in contemporary harmony and multiple strains of groove, Gilad Hekselman has a new album, "Hearts Wide Open" (Le Chant du Monde), that should expand his reputation beyond music-school circles.
In these buildings, and in their masterpiece, St Peter's Seminary at Cardross, Metzstein and MacMillan gave a distinctive poetry to the European modernist tradition, combining admiration for the achievement of Le Corbusier with a wide and idiosyncratic knowledge of history.
(Chinen) Gilad Hekselman Quartet (Wednesday) A smart guitarist awash in contemporary harmony and multiple strains of groove, Gilad Hekselman has an album due out this month, "Hearts Wide Open" (Le Chant du Monde), that should expand his reputation beyond music-school circles.
(Chinen) Gilad Hekselman Quartet (Tuesday) A smart guitarist awash in contemporary harmony and multiple strains of groove, Gilad Hekselman re-enlists the excellent partners heard on his most recent album, "Hearts Wide Open" (Le Chant du Monde): Mark Turner on tenor saxophone, Joe Martin on bass and Marcus Gilmore on drums.
7. GILAD HEKSELMAN "Hearts Wide Open" (Le Chant du Monde) On one level it's an object lesson in the high bar facing a young jazz guitarist today: Mr. Hekselman, born and raised in Israel, has so much fluid knowledge it's scary.
(Chinen) Gilad Hekselman Trio (Saturday) A smart guitarist awash in contemporary harmony and multiple strains of groove, Gilad Hekselman draws here from "Hearts Wide Open" (Le Chant du Monde), re-enlisting the album's unflappable rhythm team of Joe Martin on bass and Marcus Gilmore on drums.
GILAD HEKSELMAN "Hearts Wide Open" (Le Chant du Monde) Gilad Hekselman, a young Israeli musician living in New York, has become important over the last five years — if not yet to jazz listeners in general, at least to the serious-minded subculture of jazz-guitar students.
