It is a compilation of 15 musical works mentioned in the kinky, neo-Gothic trilogy of "Fifty Shades" novels, whose protagonist, Christian Grey, is an amateur pianist and Thomas Tallis aficionado with distinctive sexual tastes.
Aside from the works mentioned in specific documents, the notes on the art collections of Venice (Notizie d'opere del disegno), written between 1520 and 1543 by the Venetian patrician Marcantonio Michiel, contain references to pictures by Giorgione.
Apart from the works mentioned, there are also 12 single ballades and rondeaux (basically 13-line poems with a sophisticated double rhyme pattern), another 4 of doubtful authenticity, and 7 ballades in jargon and jobelin the slang of the day.
I would rather see evenings devoted to any of the American works mentioned above, which remain part and parcel of the dream that first inspired the New York City Opera into being.
In addition to the three works mentioned, it includes many wonderful things, like a patterned dress and skirt incorporating words, from Bamako, Mali, placed next to an oxidized silver necklace and two brooches that together spell out "m & m".
Most of the works mentioned above use visible (VIS) light.
This complements the most recent works mentioned above.
These are issues that fall squarely in the domain covered by the works mentioned above.
Indeed, most of the works mentioned have developed independently from each other.
They differ in interesting respects from the works mentioned in the preceding section.
Motivated by the works mentioned, in this paper, we consider the coupled system (1.1).
