loure


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loure

(lʊə)
n
1. (Dancing) a slow dance of French origin
2. (Classical Music) a piece of music composed for this dance
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The composer's directions throughout the score are very specific; instructions include "always slightly quieter than you might think," "dangerous," and "think a Handelian 'loure' here." The piano delivers a variety of effects, by turn percussive, atmospheric, arpeggiated, and driven, and often dovetailing with the vocal line drone.
The other winners include Edward Loure of Tanzania from the ethnic Maasai tribes.
Edward Loure is a Maasai leader from the Arusha region of northern Tanzania and a leading campaigner for secure land rights for indigenous peoples.
And euer when he came in companie, Where Calidore was present, he would loure. And byte his lip, and euen for gealousie was readie oft his owne hart to deuoure, Impatient of any paramoure.
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As always, Reisner brought a dazzling fluency to her playing, taking the opening Preludio at a sizzling pace only to yield to meltingly conveyed dynamics in the second piece, Loure, energetic bounce in the Gavote, good belting in the Bouree, and sinewy delight in the final Gigue.
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A number of small studies evaluating a range of different parenting programmes have demonstrated that carers and adoptive parents report high satisfaction following their attendance (Gordon, 1999; Minnis and Devine, 2001; Pallett et al, 2002; Gilkes and Climes, 2003; Hill-Tout, Pithouse and Loure, 2003; Golding and Picken, 2004; Allen and Vostanis, 2005).