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Dierstein Abbey (German:
Kloster Dierstein) was a
Benedictine nunnery, on the site now
occupied by
Schloss Oranienstein near Diez an der Lahn, Rhineland...
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Christian Dierstein (born 1965) is a
German percussionist and
academic teacher. He has
performed internationally as a
soloist and as a
regular chamber...
- Orange-N****au,
sited at Diez on the Lahn. It was
built on the
ruins of
Dierstein Abbey between 1672 and 1681 for
Countess Albertine Agnes of N****au after...
- (oboe), ****uyo Oka (clarinet),
Klaus Steffes-Holländer (piano),
Christian Dierstein (percussion), Adam
Woodward (violin),
Sofia von
Atzingen (viola) and Åsa...
- by Trio
Accanto (Weiss, Sugawara,
Dierstein) on
Kairos 0012732KAI
recorded by Trio
Accanto (Weiss, Hodges,
Dierstein) on Funambules,
Wergo Personnel: Lluïsa...
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Julie Dierstein Jastrow is an
American terrestrial ecologist who
works at the
Argonne National Laboratory. Her
research considers soil and ecosystems...
- afford, and
unless you can
stump up 12,000
Euros for one of Jean‑Loup
Dierstein's new
reproduction instruments, the
dream of
owning a real
Ondes is likely...
- in his
playing style. The film also
features interviews with Jean-Loup
Dierstein, an electronic-instrument repairman-turned-Ondes
Martenot maker, who was...
- The
first count of
Thierstein (alternatively, of Homberg) was
Rudolf de
Dierstein,
mentioned 1082. The two
names are
taken from two
castles in Rudolf's...
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designer Denis Scheck (born 1964),
literary critic and
journalist Christian Dierstein (born 1965),
percussionist and
academic teacher Mark
Landler (born 1965)...
