Remzije is a Professor at the Faculty of Law and the Department of Political Science of the University of Prishtina. Currently she is finalizing her Post-Doc studies at the Institute for International Relations of the University of Graz. Ms. Istrefi holds a PhD with a specialization in International Human Rights Law and International Organizations. She studied International Human Rights Law (L.L.M) at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana, USA, (Ron Brown Fellow). In 2008, Ms. Istrefi was awarded the Fulbright Exchange Scholar Program from the US State Department under which she spent one semester at the John Hope Franklin Centre for Multidisciplinary Studies at Duke University. She is a member of the Bar Exam evaluation commission in Kosovo and is actively involved as a researcher in various research projects. Ms. Istrefi published several scientific articles in the field of human rights and has contributed to numerous books published in Europe. Since 2011 Ms. Istrefi is Arbiter at the American Chamber of Commerce. She worked as a Human Rights Advisor with the OSCE Mission in Kosovo and has served as a consultant for different international and national institutions including UNDP, ECMI, KJI and KIPA.
TV journalist since 2005. Initially he was engaged with the sports section of the RTV 21 while since 2011 he works as a journalist with the newsroom to later on continue as an editor of the informative editions. Since February 2014 he ia the author and host of the CLICK televised programme. He was a Board member of the Basketball Federation of Kosovoa from 2012-2014 while currently he serves as the latters General Secretary since September 2014. He co-wrote BFK's application for membership at FIBA.
Mr. Morina holds a university degree in linguistics, majoring in German language and literature, from Prishtina University. After five years of working experience in journalism in the pre- during- and postwar Kosovo, he joined the International Foundation for Election Systems – IFES as Project Coordinator. Since 2000, he has been working with various international organizations, such as IFES, CARE International, and Institute for Sustainable Communities – ISC. Among other duties in project management, Mr. Morina was directly engaged in monitoring project progress and assessing the achievement of the stated results and objectives. Since 2010, he works as a freelance consultant and is engaged in identifying priority areas and develops tailor-made project proposals and business plans. His main fields of project development stretch from economic growth, to strengthened Civil Society and enhancement of democratic principles..
Artane is a lecturer at Riinvest College and an independent economic analysis and policy consultant. She has been awarded her PhD in Economics by Staffordshire University (UK) for her research focusing on the relationship between human capital and inwards FDI in European transition economies. She has extensive economic analysis and consultancy experience as part of Riinvest Institute (2006-2012) and as an independent researcher/consultant in programmes/projects implemented by UNDP, GIZ (International Services), World Bank, Swisscontact, wiiw, ASD Group, etc., focusing mainly in the areas of employment, private sector development and competitiveness, and migration.
Diella has a law degree and a substantial professional experience in the field of economic development and the rule of law in Kosovo. She currently works as a legal advisor in Crimson Capital (USAID – Partnerships for Development) on construction related legislative affairs, regulation of electric power as well as internal and external trade. Previous working experience includes consulting at various organizations in the fields of legal drafting, contractual rights, business enabling environment, and judiciary verdict executor. Diella acquired her Master's degree in Law (LL.M.) with a focus on Commercial Rights in the University of Pittsburgh in the U.S, while she obtained her bachelor's degree (LL.B.) from the University of Pristina. In addition to her native language, Diella speaks English and Serbo-Croatian/Bosnian fluently, and has some knowledge of the German and Turkish languages.Diella's engagement in the Board of Directors is on a voluntary basis and is not remunerated for the work done in this capacity.
Valmir is one of the co-founders of Democracy Plus (D+). He holds a Master's Degree in Public Administration from Stuart School of Business, Illinois Institute of Technology. Previously he has served as Coordinator of Democracy in Action (DiA) Secretariat, the largest network of elections monitoring in Kosovo. For several years he worked for various leading NGOs including Kosova Democratic Institute (KDI), Democracy for Development (D4D), Project on Ethnic Relations (PER) and Kosovar Institute for Policy Research and Development (KIPRED). Valmir has extensive experience working with elections and political parties. He was engaged in monitoring the performance of central level authorities, with a special focus on the National Assembly of Kosovo and Central Election Commission (CEC), increasing citizens' participation in policy making and empowering local NGOs and grassroots level. Elections, political parties and increasing citizens' participation in policymaking are his top priority fields of interest.
Isuf is one of the founding members of Democracy Plus. Is a lawyer with concentration in Commercial Law, International Trade Law and Contract Law. Isuf graduated from the School of Law of the University of Pittsburgh with an LLM degree in Commercial Law. Isuf has worked in the field of transparency, anti-corruption and democratization for an extensive period of time in different positions and organizations. He was project manager and lead researcher for Kosova Democratic Institute's project "Transparency and Accountability in Public Procurement". His experience extends to writing and publishing policy papers, monitoring reports and guidelines for new journalists and civil society activists on the practice of monitoring public procurement. Since 2009, Isuf served in three different capacities in the coalition of nongovernmental organizations "Democracy in Action" and was engaged in monitoring the performance of central level authorities, including both the Assembly and the Government of Kosovo, specifically increasing transparency, inclusion and accountability of the elected representatives and public servants. Isuf's areas of interest is in field of transparency, anti-corruption and democratization.
Roberta holds a Masters degree in Public Affairs from Indiana University, with concentrations on Policy Analysis and International Development. She is a Transformational Leadership Program alumna. While in the US, she held the position of teaching assistant for a statistics class and was the international student representative at the Graduate Student Association. Roberta's professional background is in working with central government institutions where she was engaged as an external advisor through the Capacity Development Facility, as well as in offering consulting services to international non-governmental organizations. She has experience working with minority communities in Kosovo and was part of the team that drafted the Strategy for Communities and Return 2014-2018, and the Action Plan for its implementation 2014-2016. Her field of interest is in public policy analysis, specifically quantitative program evaluation, and impact measurement that leads to informed data-based decision making at the central and local levels of government. Her area of expertise is on fiscal and social policies, specifically tax systems in developing countries, as well as poverty and corruption alleviation.
Vladan Jaćimović has been actively involved with the civil society sector in Kosovo in the areas such as enhancing accountability of institutions, reintegration of returnees, and empowering vulnerable groups through trainings. He coordinated a project at the Center for Peace and Tolerance, aimed at enhancing the accountability of Ombudsperson Institution in Kosovo and its relations with Serbian community. He also assisted the implementation of IOM's and DRC's projects aimed at return and reintegration of displaced persons, by organizing training sessions for youth and women returnees. Vladan holds a master's degree in Instructional Systems Technology from Indiana University. This project-based academic training has brought him experience of conducting program evaluations, needs assessments, and instructional design projects with organizations such as: Habitat for Humanity, YMCA, IU Health Center..
Albina holds a Bachelors degree in Economics from Pace University in New York, USA. Her dissertation, which focused on Women's Issues and Education, was selected as a prominent thesis and presented at the Federal Reserve Bank in Dallas, Texas. During and after her studies she worked for Amnesty International, Haver Analytics and Consulate of Kosovo in New York. She returned to Kosovo and joined Gashi& Gashi law firm where she was a legal analyst. She is an advocate for women's economic empowerment and human rights..
Arbelina has joined D+ as a researcher/monitor on public procurement. She has graduated at Bachelor studies at the Faculty of Law at the University of Prishtina and the English Faculty at the AAB College. She is at the end of her Master's degree in the Civil Program at UP. Arbelina is a supporter of the rule of law empowerment in Kosovo and the anti-corruption fight, and a supporter of the principle 'nobody over the law'. Earlier, she was involved in various initiatives of non-governmental organizations aimed at improving the rule of law in Kosovo..
Agon has joined D + since December 2017 as a monitor in the Rule of Law Program, with particular emphasis on monitoring public procurement. He has completed bachelor studies in Economics at the University of Business and Technology (UBT). He is attending master's courses in Procurement and Logistics. Agon monitors and investigates public procurement to prevent misuse of public money..
Ngadhnjim is pursuing Master level studies in Management of Information Systems at Northern Illinois University, as part of the Transformational Leadership Program. Ngadhnjim began his professional career as an English translator for the newspaper "Zëri", where he worked for one year. Shortly after, he started working in newspaper "Lajm" as an English translator and Web Maintenance staff, where he was engaged for a year and a half before switching his career orientation to Civil Society by joining the non-governmental organization Democracy for Development (D4D). He worked at D4D for almost two years in various projects, initially as an Assistant researcher and later as a Project Coordinator and Manager. His field of interest is in Data Analytics and Research, particularly, in analyzing and interpreting data.
Armend is Chief of Analysis and Reporting Cell, Democratization Department, OSCE Mission in Kosovo. He is also engaged as Adjunct Lecturer with RIT Kosovo (former AUK), where he teaches IR modules such as Ethics in International Politics, Politics in Developing Countries, and Public Policy. Currently, he is nearing the completion of his PhD studies with the University of Sheffield. His PhD research examines issues of democratization in transitory countries, more specifically the impact of former combatants in post-conflict democracies which results from their transformation from soldiers to politicians. Armend has obtained his BA on International Studies from the University of Leeds, and his MA on Conflict Resolution from the Peace Studies Department, University of Bradford. For several years Armend has worked with the humanitarian and civil society sector in England and the Western Balkans, as well as with various international organisations such as the OSCE, USAID and UNDP. He has also taken part in several research collaborative efforts bringing together researchers from various countries to cross-examine issues of post-conflict securitization, political transformation of former combatants, and other societal impacts resulting from war to peace transitions. His specific areas of interest are: disintegration, demobilization and reintegration / transformation of combatants, greed and grievance, security and democratization. Armend has authored and coauthored a number of journals and reports on the above themes.


Maine Audubon's website redesign focused on delivering a broad array of content to an equally diverse audience. Based on the map provided by Maine Audubon, RainStorm helped to select a commercial WordPress theme and customize it to meet Maine Audubon's requests. An additional theme was created for use by individual chapters.
The site includes all the standard WordPress features (news, updates, media library, pages, posts, and other tools) but also includes certain pages designed to hold special content for the Audubon centers and sanctuaries, which needed a consistent presentation for general information, directions, history, media presentations, and trail map links.
The mobile-optimized site connects visitors to Maine Audubon through beautiful images (including a regularly-updated and featured Instagram feed) and helps to tell the stories of conservation, environmental education, and advocacy for Maine's wild places and creatures.


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Sue Quigley
By SUE QUIGLEY
The preferred destination for local and beyond boat enthusiasts, Hernando Beach Marina remains focused on adding more new development programs designed to provide a superlative customer service experience.
The marina was voted top choice in Hernando County for the second year in row for boat sales and service on Florida's Adventure Coast. The marina is a full service marina with its on site canvas shop and the largest selection of new boats on the beach.
Under the leadership of General Manager Bill Jay, who has decades of operational experience under his belt, the marina offers boaters a prime location on the Gulf, as well as an ideal blend of outstanding service.
"I've been here since 2017 and since then, we have made significant changes," said Jay. "It continues to be my mission to add even more improvements to the marina while providing exceptional technical support and service for boaters," he said. "We've already achieved many of our intended goals and racked up considerable improvements to our facilities and daily operation."
Hernando Beach Marina has full-time, fully trained and certified technicians on staff who work diligently to keep everyone on the water for fun, trouble-free boating. Under the guidance of Service Manager Mike McClelland, they work in a dedicated area that is now roofed and free from the Florida weather elements.
"We did this to be able to improve with servicing requests from our customers,"Jay said. "It means our technicians can work indoors and not be affected by the inclement weather, thereby giving our customers excellent turnaround."
With a big fishing season coming soon, Jay explained that "now is the time to think about boat care and servicing."
"Our service department is well stocked for both boat care and parts and in the event we do not have the part, we can get it the next day," said Jay.
Part of providing continuous and safe service at the marina is having two forklifts. Forklifts are the heart of a high and dry operation and that's why the marina made a considerable investment with the purchase of a brand new forklift.
Jay explained "that buying a Wiggins forklift was because of its safety track record and Wiggins is the specialist company in long-load, center forklifts."
He said, "I'm very proud of our new Wiggins forklift making it our second forklift in operation. It cost us a fair chunk of money and means our customers can enjoy zero down time at the marina."
He further added that safety being his utmost concern, he chose Wiggins because they are on the forefront of safety and reliability.
Forklift drivers at the marina are Kevin, Don and Josh. They're longtime core staff at the marina and know customers by name.
"We keep our staff fully trained and our technicians are certified in Mercury and Suzuki products," he added. "That's very important to us."
With easy access to the Gulf of Mexico and only a short sail from places like Anclote Key, Clearwater and St. Petersburg beaches, Hernando Beach Marina has become a prime choice for boaters from northern states. There are storage solutions for all sorts and sizes of boats and our high and dry boat storage facility now has room for a total of 300 plus more boats, plus it can handle boats of 36 feet.
"Storage is key to them," said Jay. "That's why we've roofed our open racks and why we're offering a substantial discount for annual renters."
Hernando Beach Marina is a full service marina with fuel, servicing, a restaurant and showers. Boaters can call ahead and within 45 minutes, their boats can be fueled up, and fully stocked with ice, water, soda, beer and snacks and ready to leave for sea.
"And when boaters come back, we rinse off the boat and flush out the engine ensuring the long life of your engine," said Jay.
He added that the Ships' Store has also been expanded and outfitted to offer more choices in last minute necessities like oil and lubricants, fishing gear, lures, tackle, frozen bait, safety wear and basic maintenance supplies.
The marina sells and rents out pontoon boats; the cost is dependent on size. For inexperienced boaters, the marina can also recommend the finest offshore captains here in Hernando County. Most of them have lived here all their lives and have been boating and fishing here for decades.
Any marina or recreational boating facility is a very popular use of coastal waters but, with the growth of recreational boating along with the growth of coastal development in general, it has led to an increased awareness of the need to protect the environmental quality of our waterways.
"We are a recreational Marina and we intend to stay that way," said Jay. "We are doing all we can to take pressure off the boat ramps in the area."
Community involvement is important to the marina. Each Fall, in collaboration with the Hernando Beach Marine Safety Support Group, the marina sponsors the Hernando Beach Cardboard Boat Race. Each boat must carry at least one sailor, and the vessels are made of corrugated cardboard. Two- part glues and Flexseal are not allowed. Awards are given in several categories, including an award for the most dramatic sinking. This year's race is scheduled for Oct. 17, 2020. Contact 352-596-2952 or [email protected] if you would like to participate. Proceeds benefit boating education and safety and marine environmental issues.
"Of course, a lot of them may sink," Jay said. "But in a most entertaining fashion!"
After a day of fishing or recreation, finish the day with some relaxation and great food at the waterside Tropical Grille. The restaurant, open from noon to 8 p.m. daily, sits above the boat slips right on the canal where diners can enjoy not only delicious seafood but some of the most beautiful sunsets found anywhere on the gulf.
Chef Mark Peloquin, a Bostonian, knows about New England seafood which he ships in on a daily basis. Burgers, sandwiches, fajitas, wings and steaks, as well as your favourite tipple, are also available. To view the full menu, visit www.tropicalgrille.com.
Hernando Beach Marina
4139 Shoal Line Blvd
Hernando Beach Florida 34607

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Beritabali.com, Denpasar. The Australian Consulate-General celebrated International Women's Day with a High Tea that included local and Australian communities in Bali On Friday, 15 March 2019. The event showcased the Australian Consulate-General's support in promoting women's social, economic, cultural and political success, particularly in Bali and West Nusa Tenggara.
This year, UN Women in Australia have identified the theme 'More Powerful Together' that recognises the important role women and men play to advance gender equality to create a world where women and girls everywhere have equal rights and opportunities.
The event was opened with a song performed by a choir group of 24 young women from Bali WISE program of ROLE Foundation's women's education program followed by remarks from the Australian Consul-General in Bali, Dr Helena Studdert.
"International Women's Day is a chance to motivate our friends, families, colleagues and communities to think, act and be gender inclusive," said Dr Studdert in her welcome remarks.
Dr Studdert also explained that the Australian Government is committed to gender equality and women's empowerment as a top priority for development assistance and foreign policy. Australia's gender advocacy focuses on enhancing women's voice in decision making, promoting women's economic empowerment and ending violence against women.
In line with the theme, the event hosted keynote speaker, Ms Ni Komang Sariadi, Director of Sari Hati Foundation and founder of Pusat Kegiatan Perempuan (PKP) Women's Centre in Ubud. Ms Sariadi shared her work experience and vision to empower women and bring gender equality to Balinese women and girls.
"In a patriarchal society such as Bali, many divorced women are stigmatised and ostracized in their communities. They are not able to stay in their husband's village and are not welcome in their own. PKP provides a nurturing and safe place for divorcees to seek comfort and support. The Centre's goal is to empower women and bring gender equality to Balinese women and girls," Added Dr Studdert.


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Pompeo Warns Iran Over Attacks By 'Proxies' In Iraq
U.S. and Iraqi Army officers walk inside a base at Qayyara, west of Mosul.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has warned Iran of a "decisive" response if U.S. interests are harmed in Iraq following rocket attacks on bases used by U.S. troops.
In a statement on December 13, Pompeo accused Iran's "proxies" of conducting "several attacks against bases where Iraqi Security Forces are co-located with U.S. and International Coalition personnel" involved in the fight against the Islamic State (IS) extremist group.
The statement cited a December 9 attack against an Iraqi facility located on the Baghdad International Airport compound, which it said wounded five Iraqi soldiers, including two critically.
It was followed by another rocket attack on the airport on December 11, it added, without providing further details.
Iran has gained growing influence in neighboring Iraq, with which it shares a Shi'ite majority, following the 2003 U.S.-led invasion that brought down Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein.
Iraqi Prime Minister Adil Abdel-Mahdi resigned two weeks ago following two months of demonstrations directed mainly at Iraq's political leaders, but many of those taking part have also expressed anger at Iran's influence over Iraq's internal affairs.
Pompeo warned Iran's leaders that "any attacks by them, or their proxies of any identity, that harm Americans, our allies, or our interests will be answered with a decisive U.S. response."
"Iran must respect the sovereignty of its neighbors and immediately cease its provision of lethal aid and support to third parties in Iraq and throughout the region," he said.
In a study released by the Pentagon last month, the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency accused Iran of using a network of "militant partners and proxies," including Shi'ite militias in Iraq, to enable it to advance its interests in the Middle East.
The study noted that Iran remained "implacably opposed to the United States and its presence in the Middle East."
U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, along with its regional allies Saudi Arabia and Israel, has been trying to counter Tehran's influence across the region, including through sanctions.


The M-26 fragmentation hand grenade is used by the United States military and NATO allies. It entered service around 1952 and was used in combat during the Korean War. Its distinct lemon shape led it to being nicknamed the "lemon grenade" (compare Russian F1 grenade and Mk 2 Pineapple grenade with similar nicknames). Fragmentation is enhanced by a special pre-notched fragmentation coil that lies along the inside of the grenade's body. This coil had a circular cross-section in the M-26 grenade and an improved square cross-section in the M-26A1 and later designs. The grenades were stored inside two-part cylindrical fiberboard shipping tubes (Container M-289) and were packed 25 or 30 to a crate. The M-26 series grenade was replaced by the M-67 series grenade at the end of the Vietnam War.
This kit contains all necessary parts for assembling TWENTY fragmentation handgrenade miniatures under 1/20 scale, to be used with same scale (90mm) figures. Any extra diorama accessories are not included and should be purchased separately.


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'General Hospital' brings back Claudette, Bree Williamson returns
Bree WilliamsonI (Image credit: 9 Saturns/YouTube screencap)
Claudette is returning to the ABC soap very soon to stir up some trouble for Valentin.
by Kim Brandow
October 28, 2017 at 8:40 AM October 28, 2017 at 8:40 AM
"General Hospital" has been giving their viewers some exciting stuff this past week with the big Jason Morgan reveal to Sonny, and now the rest of Port Charles. However, there is yet another character returning very soon. Bree Williamson has just been announced that she will be reprising her role as Claudette Beaulieu. What has she been up to since she has been presumed dead?
Was Valentin lying?
Valentin Cassadine had supposedly killed Claudette last year. She mysteriously disappeared and later there was evidence found that she was dead. Valentin had to tell Charlotte that the mother who raised her was gone forever.
But that doesn't look to be the case at all.
Now that Claudette will be heading back to Port Charles soon, that will spell some trouble for the person who was thought to have killed her. Did Valentin really try to do away with her? There is always a possibility that he had set her up to start a new life far away from PC giving her loads of money to pay her off to stay away from their daughter.
Valentin looks to free himself from Cassandra... as she tightens her web around him. 🕷 STARTING NOW... an all-new #GH on ABC! pic.twitter.com/EBUfZjP49T
— General Hospital (@GeneralHospital) October 27, 2017
Cassandra digs up the past
Cassandra is doing her best to convince Valentin to once again work with her, but he is refusing to have anything at all to do with her now that he is happily married.
Whether it is business or pleasure, he told her that he is done. However, Cassandra brought out the big guns and is trying to blackmail him.
On Friday's episode of "General Hospital," she handed him a photo of Claudette. It appears that she is alive and well and that Cassandra knows that. Will Valentin take the bait and decide to work with her to keep her mouth shut?
He told Nina that he took care of his business problem. Did he make a deal with the devil?
What Claudette's return will mean
The truth about Claudette's role as mother to Charlotte was revealed months ago, but she is still the woman whom the little girl considered her mom. She was told that she died. Her return from the dead will certainly cause havoc in Charlotte's life.
Valentin will not be happy about that. It could also affect his marriage to Nina. Claudette was also involved with both Griffin and Nathan, so her return could cause some old feelings to return.
Claudette returns very soon
Even though the announcement just came in this week, it looks like Bree Williamson has already started filming her scenes on "General Hospital." That means she will be appearing sooner rather than later. It is not known yet just how long she will be staying.
Are you looking forward to having Claudette back in PC? Sound off your thoughts! Stay tuned to "General Hospital" to find out how this will all play out.
Kim Brandow
Kim has been writing for various sites for over 6 years in many different topics. She thoroughly enjoys following the latest in celebrity news and also loves to watch her favorite TV shows and then write about them.
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Does "you make clothes" also work in this sense?
It works more less the same in Polish as in English, 'produce' can be replaced by 'make', and 'produkować' by 'robić'.
The confusion can eventually appear, because Polish 'robić' can be translated to English both to 'make' and 'do'. So we can say 'Ty robisz ubrania' ('You make clothes') but also 'Co robisz?' ('What are you doing'). So be aware, that it isn't always working the other way round.
Recording has a bit too long "e". Only time you need to attach a word to the next one is "z" and "w". But I guess we might say both words without a pause in between. "produkujeszubrania"
Probably when you actually own a factory. Or at least something that allows for mass production.
Can I have 'You manufacture clothes' for "Ty produkujesz ubrania"?
Yeah, we usually accept it, added here.


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Location: Solang Valley (Manali), Himachal Pradesh - India.
Name: Ski Himalayas - Solang Ropeway and Ski Centre.
Trail accessible by Poma gondola.
Type of bikes advised: Full suspension (6 to 10 inches travel).
source: Solang Ropeway and Ski Centre.
Take left after getting out of gondola.
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India witnessed the fourth edition of the wicked Himalayan Mountain Bike Festival in Manali earlier this month. Recap here.
First version of "The Most Wicked Mountain Bike Race of India" held in the Mountain Biking Capital of India on 4th and 5th July, 2014.


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This Virtual Reality project is a tool to help decision-making as part of the future renovations to be carried out by DGAC on the Orly airport control tower.
SNIA (Société Nationale d'Ingénierie Aéroportuaire) asked us to develop a tool to help with decision-making on the project to redesign the Orly airport control tower. A way to choose materials through an immersive visit to the site for managers who could take their final decisions as if they were really there.
A decision-making tool that turned into a change-management tool. The experience helped reassure the control-tower employees, who had expressed concerns before the work began. But their worries were quickly resolved with a stroke of the HTC VIVE controller!


When the first AC Nielsen Co ratings for the fall TV season came out last week, a wave of shock and panic rippled through an industry suddenly turned upside down.
Old favorites like Jack Benny and Perry Mason went plummeting. Even the Beverly Hillbillies, undisputed champ for the past two years, dropped from No. 1 to No. 22.
The new No. 1, unlikely to be uprooted this year, is NBC's Bonanza, which, the Nielsen figures estimate, has 48 million Americans watching Ben Cartwright and his three sons ride the Ponderosa every Sunday night. So powerful is Bonanza's pull that the rival Joey Bishop show on CBS fell to 96th.
Newcomers to the sanctified top 10 included Bewitched, a comedy about a comely housewife who uses witchcraft to clean up the kitchen; Gomer Pyle, about a nincompoop in the Marines, and The Addams Family, which is a horror show. A rival for the ghoul trade, The Munsters, was rated No. 13, a figure the cast thought was an extremely lucky draw.
Serious drama dropped out of sight. Of the top 20 programs only three — The Fugitive, Combat and Bonanza — deal with anything more urgent than getting a date for the prom, and all three are holdovers.
The biggest smile on network row was worn by usually third-place ABC, which has five of the top 10 shows and edges out the other networks in average ratings. ABC has an over-all nightly rating of 20, CBS has 19 and NBC has 17.7. But, since Nielsen reaches its figures by monitoring only 1,200 sets of 63 million sets in use every night, it is considered fair game to scalp the ratings if they appear to scalp you.
Lucky 13. This appropriate rating was won by The Munsters, with Fred Gwynne, Yvonne DeCarlo and a batty uncle who hangs from the rafters.


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Whenever a new year rolls around, one of my favourite things to do is look back over the year that's passed and remember all of my favourite moments from it.
Of course there are less-than-perfect moments throughout every year, sometimes lots of them, but there's something about looking through the photos we took and picking out my favourite ones that I find really soothing and inspiring - remembering the little moments that turned in to memories, feeling gratitude for how many lovely experiences we got to have together and looking forward to the prospect of a brand new year with excitement and hope.
For me, January is always a tricky month. It's the time of year when my low mood and anxiety disorder combine and make things particularly difficult for me to manage. I've realised over the last few years that I do suffer with SAD and although I've picked up some different coping mechanisms over the years, I find myself absolutely dreading January every year because I know how low I'm likely to feel.
It can be really difficult to pull myself out of the mood that descends upon me in January, and so a couple of years ago - we decided that having something fun to look forward to and plan for might be just the tonic.
And so we started to book a holiday each January. For the last two years, that holiday has been to Disneyland Paris and it was the perfect remedy - I spent the first weeks of January planning for our trip which kept my mind occupied and focused on something exciting, and then we'd finish the month there - enjoying ourselves and getting lost in the Disney magic.
It worked a treat! Unfortunately we haven't been able to do this in 2020 due to our holiday plans later in the year, but looking back over last January's photos has lifted my mood a bit in itself.
The great thing about visiting Disneyland Paris in January is that it's the cheapest time of year to go, and also the quietest so there are hardly any crowds or queues for anything!
Last January our trip coincided with the heaviest snowfall that France had seen in years, which did unfortunately mean there were some closures but it also meant we got to walk on to the rides and ride them over and over again without getting off - and it meant the kids got to have snowball fights in front of the castle, and when you're 6 years old - how magical is that?!
February is the start of 6 weeks of birthday madness in our house - kicking off with Sailor's birthday on February 12th.
For his 3rd birthday last year, my little Jack Sparrow fanatic decided he wanted to have a pirate themed party to celebrate - and so that's exactly what we did!
The start of all of the birthday prep helps to pull me out of that January funk a bit too, and is always the start of better mental health days for me.
The birthday madness continues in March for us, with Tyne's birthday on the 26th and Noah's just 4 days later on the 31st.
You'd think this would mean a nice easy joint birthday celebration, right?! But nope - because typically these two could not be more different in their interests! And so - two birthday celebrations it is!
This year Tyne chose a Minecraft themed party for his 6th birthday, and Noah chose a Frozen themed tea party at home - I love getting stuck in to the themes and trying my hand at the themed food I see on Pinterest, even though they usually end up as total fails! It's fun to try anyway...kind of!
March was also the month that I managed to overcome one of my biggest fears - one that I'd struggled with for years. Public speaking!
I was invited to speak about the Body Positivity Movement at an event for International Womens Day at a local cafe, and it was such a fantastic experience. I was delighted that I managed to overcome my nerves to do it - and to my surprise delight doing that talk led to two amazing things - a lovely new friendship and the offer of doing regular paid talks at a local support group for new mothers.
I did those talks several times throughout the year and thoroughly enjoyed each and every one...infact doing them led me to realise that I want to do more of this sort of work, and has made me decide to look at re-qualifying as a counsellor.
April was quite a quiet month, which was much needed after such a busy start to the year - but we did still enjoy some lovely family days out, including a long overdue trip to Longleat safari park which we all really enjoyed.
After first bringing up the subject with us toward the end of 2018, and starting to use female clothing and pronouns full time in April after a gradual start in January - May was the month that we decided to let more people know about Noah's gender identity and was the month that we had our first family holiday since these changes came about.
I remember feeling quite nervous about it all, worrying about whether other parents would notice and whether they'd say anything - it felt so different from being in the company of friends and people we trust, to be around strangers. But we needn't have worried - we had no issues and infact our week at Bluestone was exactly what we all needed after a worrying few months. It was the perfect relaxing family break! I honestly can't recommend Bluestone enough for family holidays when you just want to get away from it all and relax - it is perfect!
Later in the month we also headed to Cornwall for a week, having a great time in Newquay - we try to have a Cornwall holiday every year as it's so close to us that it makes it super low-effort and we always have an amazing time!
Our first summer month was spent enjoying the local beaches and taking things easy, it was a month that I was finding quite a struggle with my fibromyalgia symptoms and so we slowed the pace of life a little and just spent some time doing things that relaxed us and made for nice slow days.
This was the month we spent a really fun week in my home city of Liverpool - but rather than just visiting family like we usually do, we were working with a brand to promote the city and so we got to experience it as tourists!
We had so much fun and it's something we really want to try to do more regularly.
We kicked off August with a lovely family day out in Exeter for Jon's birthday, a low-key day spent at the quayside which ended up becoming one of my favourite days of the year - it was nothing special really but just one of those rare occasions when everyone is in a good mood and everything goes perfectly to plan!
Later in the month, Jon & I got to enjoy a rare childfree night away at our favourite hotel - The Headland in Newquay. We spent hours just sitting outside, looking out over the sea and breathing in deeply - we came away feeling incredibly calm and both agreed it's something we should try to do more often.
We also tied the trip in with a visit to see Kylie Minogue live in concert at The Eden Project - seeing Kylie live had been on my bucket list since I was about 8 years old, so it was AMAZING!
This was definitely my favourite month of the whole year, and that's because it's the month we went on the best family holiday we've ever had!
We spent a week staying at a campsite called Marina Di Venezia in Italy, just a stones throw from Venice - it was honestly incredible! The weather was perfect, there was SO much to do on the site for everybody, the food was amazing, the beach was beautiful, the pools were fantastic and we just had the BEST time ever.
We also managed to fit in a day of sight seeing on the islands of Burano and Venice - it unfortunately rained really heavily on that one day so we didn't get to do a gondola ride, but it gives us a reason to go back right?!
We still had the most amazing time, I've honestly never enjoyed a holiday as much as I enjoyed this one and we all agreed it's been our favourite family holiday destination to date.
I always love October because it's Halloween - my favourite time of the year after Christmas!
October for us always includes visits to the Pumpkin patch as well as lots of Halloween prep and activities, and this year was no different.
We also fit in a little weekend break to the incredible Puy Du Fou historical theme park in France with Tyne - it was such a fantastic little break and he had an incredible time and learnt so much, actually we all did!
I always try to keep November quite low key, to sort of reserve our energy (and money!) for Decembers festivities...but we did end up going on a little overnight to Oxford this November.
It's somewhere we hadn't visited before, and we had a great time. We had a look around the Blenheim Palace gardens enjoying the autumn sunshine, we paid a visit to the weird and wonderful Headland Shark and we managed a trip to Oxford Natural History Museum too - it was a fab 24 hour mini break and something we'd love to do again with other cities and towns this year.
And that brings us to December...which of course had all of the usual visits to Santa, our annual journey on the Polar Express and - of course - Christmas itself!!
I haven't done a separate Christmas post this year but in short - we had a lovely one albeit very different from our usual! My Dad unfortunately took unwell just beforehand and was unable to travel to Devon as planned, so our plans of Christmas Day at home and Boxing Day with them had to change.
Instead we spent Christmas Day at home as planned - it was our first time staying home on Christmas Day since the kids came along and we all really enjoyed it, we spent the day in our pyjamas and had a late relaxed dinner with the kids really making the most of getting stuck in to their new toys from Santa.
On Boxing Day we headed over to my sisters house for a buffet and some games, which was really nice.
Then after a few days at home, we headed to Liverpool for Christmas Part 2 with my Mum and Dad - we stayed for a week, and spent New Year there which meant that Jon & I got to go the cinema and for a meal on New Years Eve which was nice! We came home for a midnight toast and to watch the fireworks in the street, the kids all managed to stay awake for midnight too (Not that I was surprised at that, they never have any trouble staying up late - they all think sleep is for the weak!)
As well as the excitement of Christmas, December was also the month we had our last little trip of the year when we were lucky enough to be taken along on a group press trip to Les Villages Nature Paris. We spent a lovely relaxing long weekend there just before Christmas which was the perfect way to round off the year, and we even got to enjoy a day at Disneyland Paris too - bringing us full circle after we started the year there in January!
Although there were low points and health issues throughout as well as some difficult emotional challenges and very unexpected changes in our family, on the whole 2019 was very kind to us and it's a year I'll look back on with gratitude and a big old smile.
Here's to 2020 - let's see what you have in store for us!
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I'm trying to train a classifier using data from multiple raster layers that represent 2 different sampling periods of the same landscape. I have 2 shapefiles with polygons representing sample locations of different classes, as well as multiple rasters that correspond to each shapefile. I wanted to make sure I prep/input these files correctly into the gui (I'm using Orfeo in QGIS). Is there a good tutorial available for using multiple data sets like this to train a classifier?
I think the best ressource to get started with classification in OTB is the Cookbook recipe, in particular this part on classification using several image. The recipe uses the command line interface, but the parameters are the same in the QGIS interface.
I am not sure what you are trying to do, you have one shapefile for the first sampling period, and one shapefile for the other ? And N rasters corresponding to shapefile one, and M rasters corresponding to shapefile two ? with N=M (i.e. the rasters depict the same thing at two different periods)?
Or do you have N rasters corresponding to the two sampling period, and two shapefiles with sample location, one for training and one for validation ?


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Cet article traite des œuvres musicales dont le titre contient le nom d'un animal. Ce nom peut avoir été donné à l'œuvre par le compositeur lui-même, son éditeur ou par l'analyse musicologique consacrée par l'usage. Dans la mesure du possible cette origine est signalée dans le texte.

L'autre article Œuvres musicales évoquant le cri d'un animal traite des œuvres musicales évoquant le son produit par un animal. Cette évocation peut être intentionnelle de la part du compositeur ou consacrée par l'analyse des musicologues.

A

 Abeille
 Les Abeilles, pièce pour clavecin  du  du premier livre de François Couperin.
 L'Abeille, chœur pour quatre voix d'homme d'Émile Paladilhe.
 L'abeille, pour chant et piano d'Émile Bret.
 Die Biene (L'Abeille), perpetuum mobile pour violon et piano de Franz Anton Schubert.
 Agneau
 The Lamb (L'Agneau), pour chœur a cappella de John Tavener sur un poème de William Blake.
 Aigle
 Aquila altera madrigal de Jacopo da Bologna.
 Auf starkem fittische schwinget sich der Adler stolz (De son aile puissante, l'aigle s'élance fièrement), aria  de La Création de Joseph Haydn.
 L'Aigle des mers, film de Michael Curtiz dont la musique a été composée par Erich Wolfgang Korngold.
 Albatros
 L'Albatros, sur un poème de Charles Baudelaire, mélodie d'Ernest Chausson.
 Alouette
 die Lärchen (l'Alouette), Quatuor à cordes   de Joseph Haydn.
 Le Chant de l'alouette, de Clément Janequin.
 L'ascension de l'alouette, pièce pour violon et orchestre, de Ralph Vaughan Williams.
 Âne
 Le Petit âne blanc, pièce du recueil Histoires de Jacques Ibert.
 Duetto de l'âne de l'opérette Véronique d'André Messager.
 Anguille
L' Anguille, pièce pour clavecin in « D major »  du  du  de François Couperin.
 Animaux
 Les animaux raisonnables, opéra-comique composé par Jean-Claude Gillier (1667-1737 ).
 Ce que me content les animaux de la forêt dans la symphonie  de Gustav Mahler.
 Les animaux modèles, musique de ballet de Francis Poulenc.
 Le Carnaval des animaux de Camille Saint-Saëns.
 Les animaux en peluche, concerto   de Marijn Simons.
 Araignée
 Le Festin de l'araignée, ballet-pantomime d'Albert Roussel.
 Spiders de Paul Patterson
 Arche de Noé
 L' Arche de Noé, ou Noye's Fludde (Noah's Flood), , oratorio pour voix solistes d'enfants et adultes, chœur d'enfants de Benjamin Britten.
 Diluvium universale de Giacomo Carissimi (vers 1660).
 L'arche de Noé, oratorio fantaisiste pour piano avec cris d'animaux, d'après une polka par Ed. Deransart de Jules Costé.
 Il Diluvio universale (Le Déluge) de Gaetano Donizetti .
 Il Diluvio universale (1692) de Michelangelo Falvetti.
 La sortie de l'Arche dans Le Déluge  de Camille Saint-Saëns.
 The Flood: a musical play d'Igor Stravinsky.

B

 Baleine :
 Lament fore the Whales de John Cage.
 Und Gott schuff große Walfische (Et Dieu créa les baleines), récitatif du trio  de la seconde partie de La Création de Joseph Haydn.
 And God created Gresat Whales (1970) d'Alan Hovhaness.
 Whale Lament dans Nuances II de Half Lewis.
 The Whale (1968) de John Tavener.
 Bestiaire
 Bestiaire des Fables : mise en musique de trois fables de Jean de La Fontaine (Le corbeau et le renard, La cigale et la fourmi, Le loup et l'agneau) d'André Caplet.
 Le bestiaire (Tortue, Cheval, Dromadaire, Chenille, Chèvre du Tibet, Serpent, Chat, Lion, Lièvre, Lapin, Souris, Éléphant, Mouche, Puce, Sauterelle, Dauphin, Poulpe, Méduse, Écrevisse, Carpe, Sirène, Paon, Hibou, Colombe, Ibis, Bœuf),  de Louis Durey.
 Le Bestiaire, recueil sur des poèmes de Guillaume Apollinaire (Le Dromadaire, la Chèvre du Tibet, La Sauterelle, Le Dauphin, L'Écrevisse, La Carpe) de Francis Poulenc.
  Liebhaber in allen Gestalten, le poème de Goethe commence par les mots . Il a été adapté plusieurs fois :
 Liebhaber in allen Gestalten, 1977 de Thomas David (1925-2006).
 Liebhaber in allen Gestalten, op. 71 (Acht Lieder und Gesänge von Heine und Goethe)  pour soprano et piano, 1826, de Joseph Klein.
 Liebhaber in allen Gestalten, D. 558 (1817), stanzas  de Franz Anton Schubert.
 Duettino, 1810 de Carl Friedrich Zelter.
 Biche
 Les Biches, ballet de Bronislava Nijinska, musique de Francis Poulenc.
 Bœuf
 Le Bœuf sur le toit de Darius Milhaud.
 Bourdon
 Le Vol du bourdon, interlude de l'opéra Le Conte du tsar Saltan de Nikolaï Rimski-Korsakov.
 Brebis
Que les brebis paissent en paix, cantate BWV 208 de Jean-Sébastien Bach.
 Three Tales (troisième acte : la brebis Dolly) de Steve Reich.

C

 Canard
 Villanelle des petits canards d'Emmanuel Chabrier.
 Canari
 Les Canaris, pièce pour clavecin  du  du premier livre de François Couperin.
 Ode funèbre pour la mort d'un canari versé dans les arts ou Cantate pour la mort d'un canari, de Georg Philipp Telemann.
 Carpe
 La Carpe, sur un poème de Guillaume Apollinaire, pièce du recueil Le Bestiaire de Francis Poulenc.
 Cerf
 Les neuf cerfs enchantés, cantate profane de Béla Bartók.
 König Hirsch (le Roi Cerf), opéra en trois actes de Hans Werner Henze sur un livret de Heinz von Kramer d'après le conte éponyme de Carlo Gozzi Il re cervo (1762).
 Chameau
 Dans les steppes de l'Asie centrale (caravane de chameaux) d'Alexandre Borodine.
 Chardonneret
 Il Gardellino, concerto pour flûte,,  d'Antonio Vivaldi.
 Chat
Grande Valse brillante en fa majeur, op. 34 n° 3 (1838) appelée Valse du chat de Frédéric Chopin.
 Kitten on the Keys de Zez Confrey.
 Capriccio Stravagante, « Il Gatto », de Carlo Farina (1627).
 Mi-a-ou  de Gabriel Fauré (1893).
 The Cat and the Fiddle, film musical de William K. Howard (1934).
 Le Chat perdu de Jean-Benjamin de La Borde, .
 Le Chat de Darius Milhaud (1892-1974) dans La muse ménagère, per pianoforte, Op.245 (1943). (Seconda parte 10)
 Duo de chats ou Nun Liebes Weibchen (1790) de Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
 La Chatte métamorphosée en femme de Jacques Offenbach, Wittington et son chat.
 Trois petits chats perdus de Gabriel Pierné.
 Le pas de chat dans Cendrillon de Sergueï Prokofiev.
 La chatte dans L'Enfant et les Sortilèges de Maurice Ravel.
 Les Aristochats (1970) d'Al Rinker.
 Le petit chat est mort (1934) de Manuel Rosenthal.
 Duo des chats (Duetto buffo di due gatti) attribué à Gioachino Rossini en réalité, du compositeur anglais Robert Lucas de Pearsall, sous le pseudonyme de G. Berthold.
 Duo bouffe de deux chats de Berthold, habile pastiche à partir de deux extraits de l' Otello (1816) de Gioachino Rossini, incorporés à la Kattecavatine de C.E.F Weyse.
 Chanson du chat, d'Erik Satie dans Ludions (1923).
 Le Chat, sur un poème de Baudelaire (1938), mélodie d'Henri Sauguet.
 La Fugue du chat ou Fugue en sol mineur L499 de Domenico Scarlatti inspirée par son chat Pulcinella.
 Les  Berceuses du chat, cycle de quatre chants pour voix de contralto et trois clarinettes, d'Igor Stravinsky.
 Danse de La Chatte Blanche et du Chat Botté, dans le ballet La Belle au bois dormant de Piotr Ilitch Tchaïkovski.
 Le Chat dans  Le Mirliton d'Irène, opus 11 (1944) quatuor vocal a cappella sur un poème de huit vers de Jean Cocteau, mis en musique dans sept adaptations différentes : Henri Cliquet-Pleyel, Marcel Quinet, François Serrette, Robert Desprechins de Gaesebeke, Guy Sacre.
 Danse du Chat et du Renard & Danse de Shushera le Rat (1964), op. 55D de Mieczysław Weinberg.
 Chauve-Souris
 La Chauve-Souris, opérette viennoise de Johann Strauss fils.
 Cheval
 Horse and Buggy de Leroy Anderson.
 Le Cheval de bronze, opéra de Daniel-François-Esprit Auber.
 L'Auberge du Cheval-Blanc (Im weißen Rößl), opérette allemande en trois actes de Ralph Benatzky.
 Chèvre
 Danse de la chèvre pièce pour flûte seule d'Arthur Honegger.
 Danse de la chèvre, dans la  pour violon et piano d'Arthur Honegger.
 La Chèvre du Tibet, sur un poème de Guillaume Apollinaire, pièce du recueil Le Bestiaire de Francis Poulenc.
 Chien
 La Valse du petit chien,   de Frédéric Chopin.
  de George Gershwin.
 Psohlavci (Têtes de chiens) opéra du compositeur thèque Karel Kovařovic.
 Cigale
 La Cigale, sur un poème de Leconte de Lisle, mélodie d'Ernest Chausson.
 La Cigale sur un texte provençal d'Aubanel (Heugel) d'Émile Paladilhe.
 Cigogne
 Storchenbotschaft (Le message des cigognes), septième lieder du cycle Morike Lieder d'Hugo Wolf.
 Coccinelle
 La coccinelle de Georges Bizet.
 Cochon
 Pastorale des cochons roses d'Emmanuel Chabrier.
 Colibri
 Le Colibri, sur un poème de Leconte de Lisle, mélodie d'Ernest Chausson.
 Colombe
 La Petite Colombe, de Leoš Janáček.
 La Colombe sur un poème de Théophile Gautier d'Émile Paladilhe.
 La Colombe dans Gli Uccelli (Les Oiseaux), suite pour petit orchestre d'Ottorino Respighi.
 La Colomb dans Le Déluge de Camille Saint-Saëns.
 Coq
 La danse du coq de l'opéra Maskarade, de Carl Nielsen.
 Le Coq d'or, opéra de Nikolaï Rimski-Korsakov.
 Corbeau
 Fantaisie sur Les Trois Corbeaux, pour flûte, violon, alto, violoncelle et piano de Béla Bartók.
 Les Corbeaux,  de Nikolaï Medtner.
 Le Renard et le Corbeau de Jacques Offenbach.
 Corneille
 die Krähe (La Corneille), lied 15 du Winterreise (Voyage d'hiver) de Franz Anton Schubert.
 Coucou
The Cuckoo (de "As you like it") (1740) de Thomas Augustine Arne.
 Cuckoo dans Moonrise Kingdom, opus 7 (III), de Benjamin Britten.
 Le Coucou de François Couperin.
 Le Coucou de Louis-Claude Daquin.
 « En écoutant le premier coucou du printemps » de Léo Delibes.
 En entendant le premier coucou au printemps (On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring), poème symphonique (1912) de Frederick Delius.
  Cuckoo Sonata en C majeur pour alto et basse continue de Edward Finch.
 Caprice sur le chant du coucou de Girolamo Frescobaldi.
 Le coucou et le rossignol, concerto  en fa majeur pour orgue de Georg Friedrich Haendel.
 Le Coucou et le Rossignol dans les deux poèmes lieder (Ablösung im Sommer et Lob des hohes Vertand) de Gustav Mahler.
 Le Coucou dans Gli Uccelli (Les Oiseaux), suite pour petit orchestre d'Ottorino Respighi, musique de Pasquini.
 Le Coucou, concerto pour violon d'Antonio Vivaldi.
 Courlis
 The Curlew de Peter Warlock.
 Cygne
Il bianco e dolce cigno, madrigal sur poème de Guidiccioni de Jacques Arcadelt.
 Le Cygne d'argent, madrigal du compositeur anglais Orlando Gibbons.
 Le Cygne, mélodie d'Edvard Grieg.
 Un Cygne sur l'eau sur un poème de Rainer Maria Rilke, dans Six Chansons de Paul Hindemith.
 Schwanengesang (Le Chant du cygne), transcription pour piano de Franz Liszt.
 Le Cygne, mélodie  des Histoires naturelles de Maurice Ravel.
 Le Cygne, le treizième mouvement du Carnaval des animaux de Camille Saint-Saëns.
 Le Chant du cygne (Schwanengesang), cycle de lieder  de Franz Anton Schubert.
 Chant du cygne (Schwanengesang), cycle de motets à double chœur sur les  avec Magnificat en allemand, SWV482 de Heinrich Schütz.
 Le Cygne de Tuonela, seconde pièce de la Suite Lemminkäinen  de Jean Sibelius.
 Le Lac des cygnes, ballet sur une musique de Piotr Ilitch Tchaïkovski.
 Le chant du cygne noir, de Heitor Villa-Lobos.
 Nun sei bedankt, mein lieber Schwan (nage du cygne) dans le prélude de Lohengrin de Richard Wagner.

D

 Dauphin
 Le Dauphin, sur un poème de Guillaume Apollinaire, pièce du recueil Le Bestiaire de Francis Poulenc.
 Dinde
 Turkey Trot, divertimento pour orchestre extrait de West Side Story de Leonard Bernstein.
 Dindon
 Des moutons et des dindons, duo dans la Mascotte d'Edmond Audran.
 Ballade des gros dindons d'Emmanuel Chabrier.
Dragon
L'Or du Rhin et Siegfried, deux opéras de Richard Wagner où l'on retrouve un leitmotiv représentant le dragon sous forme de marche harmonique aux tubas.
Dromadaire
 Le Dromadaire, sur un poème de Guillaume Apollinaire, pièce du recueil Le Bestiaire de Francis Poulenc.

E

 Écrevisse
 L'Écrevisse, sur un poème de Guillaume Apollinaire, pièce du recueil Le Bestiaire de Francis Poulenc.
 Écureuil
 dans L'Enfant et les Sortilèges de Maurice Ravel.

F

 Fauvette
 Les Fauvettes plaintives, pièce pour clavecin  du  du  de François Couperin.
 La Fauvette avec ses petits, air de Zémire dans Zémire et Azor d'André Grétry.
 La Fauvette des jardins (Garden warbler), œuvre pour piano d'Olivier Messiaen.
 Fourmi
 La Fourmi de Charles Gounod.
 Les Fourmis, pour baryton, tambour et piano (2009), de Philippe Fénelon.

G

 Gazelle
 Le rêve de la gazelle, opéra contemporain de Ray Lema.
 Grenouilles
 The Land Brought Forth Frogs, solo de l'oratorio en trois parties Israël en Égypte, HWV 54 de Georg Friedrich Haendel.
 Quatuor à cordes La grenouille, de Joseph Haydn.
 Chœurs de grenouilles dans Platée, opéra de Jean-Philippe Rameau.
 Musique d'insectes, de rainettes, etc. : Le chœur des animaux dans L'Enfant et les Sortilèges de Maurice Ravel.
 Les grenouilles et corbeaux en concert, ouverture Alster de Georg Philipp Telemann.
 Concerto des grenouilles en La majeur Die Relinge pour violon, cordes & basse continue TWV 51 de Georg Philipp Telemann.
 Grillon
 Le Grillon, poème de Lamartine mis en musique par Georges Bizet.
 Le grillon, Impressions d'enfance VI, 28 de Georges Enesco.
 La Chanson du Grillon d'Isidore de Lara.
 Le Grillon du foyer d'après Charles Dickens, opéra de Jules Massenet.
 Le Grillon, mélodie  des Histoires naturelles de Maurice Ravel.
 Guépard
 musique de Nino Rota (1963) pour le film Le Guépard de Luchino Visconti, la valse de la scène du bal a été composée d'après la Valse en fa majeur de Giuseppe Verdi.
 Guêpe
 Guêpe, une des deux Insects pieces de Benjamin Britten.
 La guêpe (A darázs), allegro vivo de Ferenc Szecsodi.
 The Wasps de Ralph Vaughan Williams.

H

 Hirondelle
 L'hirondelle, pour chant et piano d'Émile Bret.
 L'Hirondelle de Louis-Claude Daquin.
 La rondine (L'Hirondelle), opéra de Giacomo Puccini.
 Les Hirondelles d'Autriche (Dorfschwalben aus Österreich), valse  de Josef Strauss.
 À l'hirondelle, romance, paroles de l'abbé Hébuquet, musique de Henri Bourbon, Comte de Chambord.
 Hibou
 Le Chant du hibou pour violon et orchestre dans l'album l'Opéra du pauvre de Léo Ferré.
 Le hibou et le chat de chat, pour soprano et piano (1966) d'Igor Stravinsky.

I

 Insectes
Insect Pièces (guêpe, sauterelle) de Benjamin Britten.
 L'Insectarium de Jean Françaix (L'Insectarium, 6 pièces pour clavecin, dont trois sont dédiées à des insectes : « la Coccinelle » ou Bête à Bon Dieu, le « Scarabée » ou Escarbot, « les Fourmis » ; 3 autres pièces sur d'autres Arthropodes : la « Scolopendre » ou Mille-pattes, « l'Argyronète » ou Araignée d'eau, « les Talitres » ou Puces de mer).
 Écouter Les Insectes, extrait du ballet La Reine verte (1963) de Pierre Henry.
 Le petit monde de la forêt pour piano ou 7 pièces caractéristiques très faciles sur les cinq doigts : « Une sauterelle » / « La danse de mademoiselle cigale » / « La chenille » / « La fourmi » / « Le grillon » / « Le moustique » / « Le papillon » de Jean Hody.
 Insektarium pour piano (Perce-oreille, tipule, libellule, mille-pattes, mouche, vrillette, sauterelle, moustique…) de Rued Langgaard.

L

 Libellule
 La Libellule sur un poème de Théophile Gautier, d'Émile Paladilhe.
 Danse des Sauterelles et Libellules, dans l'acte I de Cendrillon de Sergueï Prokofiev.
 La Libellule, polka mazur de Josef Strauss.
 Linotte
 La Linotte effarouchée, pièce pour clavecin  du  du  de François Couperin.
 Loup
 Histoire de loups, opéra de Georges Aperghis.
 Le Loup (1953), ballet d'Henri Dutilleux.
 Pierre et le Loup de Sergueï Prokofiev.
 Le Concerto du loup de Vittorio Rieti, élève d'Ottorino Respighi.

M

 Martin-pêcheur
 Le Martin-pêcheur, mélodie  des Histoires naturelles de Maurice Ravel.
 Merle
 Le Ballet de la Merlaison, composition chorégraphique et musicale, ballet écrit et dansé par Louis XIII à Chantilly et à Royaumont en 1635.
 Le Merle noir, pièce pour flûte et piano (1952) d'Olivier Messiaen.
 Merle dans Miroirs pour piano,  : Oiseaux tristes de Maurice Ravel.
 Mouche
 Écouter ce que la mouche raconte, pièce extraite des Mikrokosmos, livre VI, , de Béla Bartók.
 duo de la mouche Il m'a semblé sur mon épaule, Orphée aux Enfers (acte II, scène 5), opéra-bouffe de Jacques Offenbach.
 Moucheron
 Le Moucheron, pièce pour clavecin  du  du  de François Couperin.
 Mouette
 La Mouette d'après la pièce de Tchekhov, de Rodion Chtchedrine.
  Moustique
 Danse du moustique dans Szúnyogtánc de Béla Bartók.
 Parade du Moustique d'Alfredo Campoli.
 Mouton
 Des moutons et des dindons, duo dans La Mascotte, opéra-comique d'Edmond Audran.
 Sheep may safely Graze de la cantate 208 Was mir behagt, ist nur die muntre Jagd de Jean-Sébastien Bach en 1713.
 All we like sheeps, chœur du Messie HWV 56, oratorio de Georg Friedrich Haendel.
 Mule
 Chanson de la mule, extrait de l'opéra-comique La Mule de Pedro, musique de Victor Massé.

O

 Oie
 L'oca del Cairo (L'Oie du Caire), opera buffa de Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
 Ma mère l'Oye de Maurice Ravel.
 Oiseau
Ein Vögelein fliegt über den Rhein (un petit oiseau vole au-dessus du Rhin) sur un texte de Christian Reinhold, lied  du cycle Auf dem Schiffe,  de Johannes Brahms.
 Extraits (Le Rossignol en amour, La Linotte effarouchée, Les Fauvettes plaintives, Le Rossignol vainqueur) du  du troisième livre de François Couperin.
  L'oiseau des bois pour flûte et 4 cors,  de Franz Doppler.
 Sonatine pour piano  pastorale (La caille, Le rossignol, Le coucou) de Maurice Emmanuel.
 Petit oiseau, pièce lyrique du recueil Pièces lyriques , d'Edvard Grieg.
 Sweet Bird (de l'Allegro il Penseroso ed il Moderato de Georg Friedrich Haendel.
 Quatuor à cordes l'Oiseau   de Joseph Haydn.
 El Cant dels ocells (Le Chant des oiseaux) pour ensemble de violoncelles, réduction pour violoncelle et piano par le compositeur, de Pablo Casals.
 Le Chant des oiseaux, chœur de Clément Janequin.
 Ein Vögelein fliegt über den Rhein (un petit oiseau vole au-dessus du Rhin) sur un texte de Christian Reinhold, lied  de Vögelein,  (Sechs deutsche Lieder) (1842) de Josephine Caroline Lang.
 La Conférence des oiseaux d'après un conte persan de Farid al-Din Attar adapté par Jean-Claude Carrière, de Michaël Levinas.
 Quelques œuvres d'Olivier Messiaen :
Catalogue d'oiseaux (Le Chocard des Alpes, Le Loriot, Le Merle bleu, Le Traquet stapazin, La Chouette hulotte, L'Alouette Lulu, La Rousserolle effarvatte, L'Alouette calandrelle, La Bouscarle, Le Merle de Roche, La Buse variable, Le Traquet rieur, Le Courlis cendré)
 Oiseaux exotiques (le Mainate hindou, le Verdin à front d'or, le Troupiale de Baltimore, le Tétras cupidon des prairies, le Moqueur polyglotte, l'Oiseau-Chat, le Shama des Indes, le Garrulaxe à huppe blanche, le Merle migrateur, confié aux deux clarinettes, le Merle de Swainson, la Grive ermite, le Bulbul orphée et la Grive des bois)
 Petites esquisses d'oiseaux (Le Rouge-gorge, Le Merle noir, Le Rouge-gorge, La Grive musicienne, Le Rouge-gorge, L'Alouette des champs)
 Quatuor pour la fin du Temps (« l'Abîme des oiseaux »)
 Réveil des oiseaux
 Consert de différents oyseaux, air de ballet de L'Humaine Comédie pour luth et chant d'Étienne Moulinié.
 Oiseaux, si tous les ans…, lied in in C major, harpe et chant, (KK. 307K.284d ) de Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
 Les Oiseaux de la charmille, extrait des Contes d'Hoffmann de Jacques Offenbach.
 Les Oiseaux perdus (Los pajaros perdidos) d'Astor Piazzolla.
 Les Ramages, extrait du  des concerts à deux flûtes traversières sans basse, de Michel Pignolet de Montéclair.
 Le Rappel des oiseaux de Jean-Philippe Rameau.
 Concerto pour oiseaux et orchestre, dans Cantus Arcticus,  en 1972 : oiseaux du cercle arctique, de Finlande, « cygnes migrateurs », Alouette hausse-col, courlis cendré et oiseaux imaginaires représentés par flûtes, clarinettes, hautbois, cors, bassons, du compositeur finnois Einojuhani Rautavaara.
 Gli Uccelli (Les Oiseaux), suite pour petit orchestre d'Ottorino Respighi.
 La Danse des oiseaux, de Nikolaï Rimski-Korsakov.
 Oiseaux tendres, pièce pour flûte de Jean Rivier.
 La volière dans Le Carnaval des animaux de Camille Saint-Saëns.
 Die Vögel (les Oiseaux) sur un texte de Friedrich von Schlegel, lied  de Franz Anton Schubert.
 L'oiseau Prophète dans Scènes De La Forêt de Robert Schumann.
 L'Oiseau de feu, d'Igor Stravinsky.
 Quelques œuvres de Pauline Viardot :
 Grands Oiseaux blancs, pièce pour soprano
 Oiselet, pièce pour soprano
 L'Oiseau bleu, d'après la pièce originale de Maurice Maeterlinck, opéra d'Albert Wolff
 Ours
 Danse de l'Ours, sonatine pour piano Medvetânc sur un thème populaire de Béla Bartók.
 Symphonie  dite L'Ours, de Joseph Haydn.
 La Danse de l'Ours : morceau extrait de L'album pour la jeunesse de Robert Schumann.
 The Bear d'après la comédie L'Ours d'Anton Tchekhov, opéra de William Walton.

P

 Panthère
 La panthère rose (1963) d'Henry Mancini.
 Paon
 Peacock variations (Le Paon) de Zoltán Kodály.
 Le Paon, mélodie  des Histoires naturelles de Maurice Ravel.
 Papillon
 Papillon de Louis de Caix d'Hervelois.
 Les Papillons, sur un poème de Théophile Gautier, mélodie d'Ernest Chausson.
 Le Papillon,  en sol bémol majeur, surnom de la  des Études de Chopin en sol bémol majeur
 Les Papillons, pièce pour clavecin  du  du  de François Couperin.
 Papillon, pièce pour piano et violoncelle,  de Gabriel Fauré.
 Le Papillon et la fleur, mélodie sur un poème de Victor Hugo,  de Gabriel Fauré.
 La Fleur au Papillon sur le poème Chants du Crépuscule de Victor Hugo, romance de jeunesse de Charles Gounod.
 Papillon, pièce lyrique du recueil Pièces lyriques , d'Edvard Grieg.
 Papillons noirs et papillons blancs, deux pièces pour piano (1901/1907), de Jules Massenet.
 Le Papillon, ballet en deux actes et quatre tableaux de Marie Taglioni, musique de Jacques Offenbach.
 Les Papillons sur un poème de Théophile Gautier, d'Émile Paladilhe.
 Madame Butterfly (Madame Papillon), opéra de Giacomo Puccini.
 Papillons, suite de pièces pour piano de Robert Schumann.
 La Farfalletta audace (Le papillon audacieux), d'Antonio Vivaldi.
 Perroquet
 Papageno, l'oiseleur de La Flûte enchantée de Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
 Vert-Vert ou Le Voyage du perroquet de Nevers, poème composé de quatre chants en décasyllabes de Jean-Baptiste Gresset dont est issu Vert-Vert, opéra-comique en 3 actes, livret d'Henri Meilhac et Charles Nuitter, musique de Jacques Offenbach.
 Le Perroquet, opéra d'Anton Rubinstein.
 Pie
 La Pie voleuse, opéra de Gioachino Rossini.
 Pigeon
 Le pigeon avait tort (Se equivoco la paloma), chanson de Carlos Guastavino.
 Le Pigeon des bois,  d'Antonín Dvořák.
 Les Deux Pigeons, musique de ballet d'André Messager.
 Die Taubenpost (le Pigeon voyageur), sur un texte de Johann Gabriel Seidl, lied  de Franz Anton Schubert.
 Pintade
 La Pintade, mélodie  des Histoires naturelles de Maurice Ravel.
 Poissons
Poissons d'Or, pièce pour piano de Claude Debussy.
 Und Gott sprach: Es bringe das Wasser in der Fülle hervor (Et Dieu dit : que les eaux produisent un grand nombre d'êtres mobiles et vivants, aria  de la seconde partie de La Création de Joseph Haydn.
 Des Antonius von Padua Fischpredigt (Le prêche de St Antoine de Padoue aux poissons) lied  du Des Knaben Wunderhorn de Gustav Mahler.
 Porc
 Martin menait son porceau au marché, chœur de Clément Janequin.
 Poule
Canzon della gallina dans la Canzon villanesche alla napolitana de Baldassare Donato.
 Symphonie , dite La Poule, de Joseph Haydn.
 la Gallina, canzon de Tarquinio Merula.
 Il est bel et bon, cri de la poule : « Co co co co co dac » de Pierre Passereau.
 La Poule, concert en sextuor  de Jean-Philippe Rameau.
 La Poule (La Gallina) dans Les Oiseaux d'Ottorino Respighi.
 Aveva na gallina capelluta, d'Antonio Scandello.
 La petite poule des Danses tchèques, pièces pour piano de Bedřich Smetana.
 Poules et coq dans Le Carnaval des animaux de Camille Saint-Saëns.
 Poulet :
 Chicken reel, quadrille de Leroy Anderson.
 Poussin :
 Ballet des poussins dans leurs coques dans Tableaux d'une exposition de Modeste Moussorgski.
 Puce
 Chanson de la Puce chantée par Méphistophélès dans La Damnation de Faust d'Hector Berlioz.
 La Puce de Joseph Bodin de Boismortier.
 Une puce j'ai dedans l'oreille de Roland de Lassus.
 Chanson de la Puce de Modeste Moussorgski.
 Punaise
 La Punaise (Клоп), pièce de Vladimir Maïakovski dont la musique de scène a été composée par Dmitri Chostakovitch.

R

 Ramier
 Le Ramier, mélodie sur un poème de Silvestre,  2 de Gabriel Fauré.
 Rat
 Danse du Chat et du Renard & Danse de Shushera le Rat (1964), op. 55D de Mieczysław Weinberg.
 Renard
 La Petite Renarde rusée, opéra de Leoš Janáček.
 Renard, histoire burlesque d'Igor Stravinsky.
 Danse du Chat et du Renard & Danse de Shushera le Rat (1964), op. 55D de Mieczysław Weinberg.
 Le Roman de Renart, opéra pour enfants (1998) de Coralie Fayolle.
 Roitelet
 Le Roitelet d'Émile Paladilhe.
 Rossignol
Soloveï (Le Rossignol), romance composée sur un poème d'Anton Delvig d'Alexandre Aliabiev.
 Der Nachtigall Sieben Frühe Lieder, pour voix et piano, œuvre d'Alban Berg.
 Hé, tres doulz roussignol joly, chanson à quatre voix de Borlet.
 Nachtigall, sie singt so schön (Rossignol, tu chantes si joliment) de Johannes Brahms.
 Le Rossignol,  de Souvenir de la Russie de Johannes Brahms.
 Le Rossignol, trio pour flûte, , de Louis de Caix d'Hervelois.
 Le Rossignol en amour, pièce pour clavecin  du  du  de François Couperin.
 Le Rossignol vainqueur, pièce pour clavecin  du  du  de François Couperin.
 Lo rossinholet salvatge du troubadour Gaucelm Faidit.
 Au Rossignol sur un poème d'Alphonse de Lamartine, dans Vingt mélodies,  de Charles Gounod.
 Quejas o la Maja y el ruiseñor, mélodie extraite de Goyescas pour piano, composée par Enrique Granados.
 Die verschwiegene Nachtigall composé par Edvard Grieg.
 Le coucou et le rossignol, concerto  en fa majeur pour orgue de Georg Friedrich Haendel.
 Le Rossignol des Lilas par Reynaldo Hahn.
 Le Chant du rossignol de Clément Janequin.
 Va rossignol de Clément Janequin.
 Le Rossignol plaisant et gracieux de Roland de Lassus
 Le Rossignol de Saint-Malo, opéra de Paul Le Flem.
 Le Rossignol, paraphrase de la romance d'Alexandre Aliabiev, composée par Franz Liszt.
 Le Rossignol (voix, violon et piano), poème de Paul Verlaine, du recueil « Poèmes Saturniens », mis en musique de par Tornov Loeffler.
 Le Rossignol en amour, opéra de chambre de Georges Migot.
 Rossignol du bois joli de Francis Poulenc.
 Rossignols amoureux, répondez à nos voix, air extrait d'Hippolyte et Aricie de Jean-Philippe Rameau.
 Rossignols, pièce de fantaisie de la partie Éléments, dans l'opéra-ballet Le Chaos et Les Éléments de Jean-Féry Rebel.
 Le Rossignol dans Les Oiseaux d'Ottorino Respighi.
 Rossignol mon mignon pour flûte et voix, d'après le poème de Ronsard, d'Albert Roussel.
 An die Nachtigall (Au rossignol), texte de Matthias Claudius, lied  ,  de Franz Anton Schubert.
 An die Nachtigall (Au rossignol), texte de Johann Heinrich Voss d'après Ludwig Heinrich Christoph Hölty, lied  ,  de Franz Anton Schubert.
 Auf den Tod einer Nachtigall (Sur la mort du rossignol), texte Ludwig Heinrich Christoph Hölty, lied D. 399 de Franz Anton Schubert.
 Die Nachtigall 1950 par Karlheinz Stockhausen.
 Le Rossignol, d'après le conte Le Rossignol et l'Empereur de Chine d'Andersen, opéra en trois actes composé comme Le Chant du rossignol (poème symphonique en trois parties) par Igor Stravinsky.
 Le Rossignol, mélodie de Piotr Ilitch Tchaïkovski.
 Le rossignol est un thème commun à troubadours et trouvères : Rossignolet sauvage de Gaucelm Faidit, La Douce voix du rossignolet sauvage de Couci, La Douz votz ai auzida Bernard de Ventadour etc.
 Il gardellino, concerto  en Ré Majeur  pour flûte d'Antonio Vivaldi.
 Valse du Rossignol d'Émile Waldteufel.
 Rouge-Gorge
 Le Rouge-gorge sur un poème d'André Theuriet, chant et piano, d'Édouard Lalo.
 Le Rouge-gorge dans Petites Esquisses d'oiseaux d'Olivier Messiaen.

S

 Sauterelle
La Sauterelle dans Two insects pièces de Benjamin Britten.
 La Sauterelle de Jean Hody.
 La Sauterelle, dans Insektarium de Rued Langgaard.
 La Sauterelle, sur un poème de Guillaume Apollinaire, pièce du recueil « Le Bestiaire » de Francis Poulenc.
 Souriceau
 Un souriceau stupide, musique pour le dessin animé réalisé par Mikhaïl Tsekhanovski, pour huit chanteurs solistes et petit orchestre, de Dmitri Chostakovitch.

T

 Taon
 Le Taon, film de A. Feizimimer, dont la musique a été composée par Dmitri Chostakovitch.
 Tigre
 Più d'una tigre altero, air d'Andronico dans l'opéra Tamerlano de Georg Friedrich Haendel.
 Tortue
 La Meneuse des tortues d'or, pièce du recueil Histoires de Jacques Ibert.
 Truite
 Die Forelle (La Truite) transcription pour piano S.564 de Franz Liszt.
 La Truite, quintette en la majeur D.667 de Franz Anton Schubert.
 Die Forelle (La Truite) sur un texte de Christian Friedrich Daniel Schubart, lied  de Franz Anton Schubert.
 Tourterelle
 Les Tourterelles, rondo au clavecin de François d'Agincourt.
 The Turtle Dove de Ralph Vaughan Williams.

V

 Vache : Le ranz des vaches
 Le Ranz des vaches de la troisième partie de l'ouverture du Guillaume Tell de Gioachino Rossini : le cor anglais répète un doux ranz des vaches qu'enlacent les arabesques de la flûte. Le tempo ralentissant, le ranz semble tourner sur lui-même vers la fin quand un appel de trompettes interrompt brusquement la rêverie du cor anglais, annonçant la charge de la cavalerie légère.
 Le Ranz des vaches de la Scène aux champs, troisième mouvement de la Symphonie fantastique d'Hector Berlioz : duo pastoral entre le cor anglais et le hautbois ; à la fin du mouvement, l'un des pâtres (le cor anglais) reprend le ranz de vaches mais l'autre ne répond plus.
 Le Ranz des vaches ou Air pour la Suisse du Le Triomphe de la République ou Le Camp de Grand Pré, divertissement de François-Joseph Gossec sur un livret de Marie-Joseph Chénier.
 Paraphrases sur le Ranz des vaches, livre III de l'Album d'un voyageur de Franz Liszt.
 Le Ranz des vaches d'Appenzell mélodie sur un livret d'Eugène Scribe de Giacomo Meyerbeer.
 Frédéric Chopin s'est aussi essayé à l'exercice, à la demande du marquis de Custine : .
 Dans la huitième scène [vaudeville] de son opéra, JJR, citoyen de Genève, Philippe Fénelon illustre un mot du Dictionnaire de musique de Jean-Jacques Rousseau par un Ranz des vaches.

Annexe
Liste non exhaustive des compositeurs dont les œuvres sont inspirées par les fables et les écrits de Jean de la Fontaine (par ordre chronologique) comportant des noms d'animaux :

A
 Isabelle Aboulker (1938-)
 La Fontaine et le Corbeau, fabl'opéra.
 Isaac Albéniz (1860 - 1909)
 Conseil tenu par les rats, chant.
 Charles Aznavour (1924-)
 Deux pigeons, chanson inspirée de la fable Les Deux Pigeons.

C
 André Caplet (1879-1925)
 Trois Fables de Jean de la Fontaine : Le Corbeau et le Renard, La Cigale et la Fourmi, Le Loup et l'Agneau.
 Dmitri Chostakovitch (1906-1975)
 Strekoza i Muravej (La Cigale et la Fourmi)
 Louis-Nicolas Clérambault (1676-1749)
 Les fables de La Fontaine.
 Robert Cornman (1924-2008)
 Trois fables de Jean de La Fontaine pour chœur d'enfants et Quatre nouvelles fables de la Fontaine pour chœur d'enfants et piano.

D
 Maurice Delage (1879-1961)
 Deux fables de Jean de la Fontaine : Le Corbeau et le Renard, La Cigale et la Fourmi.

F
 René Falquet (1934-)
 Le Petit Poisson et le Pêcheur.
 Ferenc Farkas (1905-2000)
 A tücsök meg a hangya (La Cigale et la Fourmi)
 Jean Françaix (1912-1997)
 Le Coq et le Renard (in Triade de toujours)

G
 Suzanne Giraud (1958-)
 Fables d'après quelques fables de Jean de La Fontaine
 Benjamin Godard (1849-1895)
 Six fables de La Fontaine, dont Le Corbeau et le Renard, La Cigale et la Fourmi.
 Charles Gounod (1818-1893)
 Les Deux Pigeons, Le Corbeau et le Renard, La Cigale et la Fourmi.

J
 Joseph Jongen (1873-1953)
 La Cigale et la Fourmi.

K
 Rudolf Leopold Koumans (1929-)
 Vijf fabels van La Fontaine : Le Corbeau et le Renard, La Cigale et la Fourmi, Le Lièvre et la Tortue, La Poule aux œufs d'or, Le Combat des Rats et des Belettes.

L
 Charles Lecocq (1832-1918)
 Six fables de Jean de la Fontaine dont Le Corbeau et le Renard, La Cigale et la Fourmi, La Chauve-souris et les Deux Belettes.

M
 Marcelle de Manziarly (1899-1989)
 Trois fables de La Fontaine : La Cigale et la Fourmi, L'Oiseau blessé d'une flèche, La Grenouille qui veut se faire aussi grosse que le bœuf
 André Messager (1853-1929)
 Les Deux Pigeons, ballet.
 Georges Moineau (1914-)
 Les Voleurs et l'Âne.

O
 Jacques Offenbach (1819-1880)
 Six fables de La Fontaine : Le Berger et la Mer, Le Corbeau et le Renard, La Cigale et la Fourmi, La Laitière et le Pot au lait, Le Rat de ville et le Rat des champs, Le Savetier et le Financier.

P
 Francis Poulenc (1899-1963)
Les Animaux modèles, ballet en un acte d'après des fables de La Fontaine (Le petit jour ; L'Ours et les deux compagnons ; La Cigale et la fourmi ; Le Lion amoureux ; L'homme entre deux âges et ses deux maîtresses; La Mort et le bûcheron ; Les deux coqs ; Le Repas de midi.
 Dominique Preschez (1954-)
 Trois fables en une sur trois fables de Jean de La Fontaine pour petit orchestre et soprano.
 Pascal Proust (1959-)
 Trois fables de Monsieur de La Fontaine pour ensemble de flûtes (6 flûtes ou multiple de 6) et un récitant (dont Le Chat, la Belette et le Petit Lapin).

R
 Guy Reibel (1936-)
 Trois fables de La Fontaine pour 2 flûtes, 2 clarinettes si bémol, 1 cor en fa, 1 percussion (dont Le Coq et le Renard).

S
 Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921)
 La Cigale et la Fourmi.

T
 Maurice Thiriet 1906-1972)
 Trois fables de La Fontaine, chœur d'enfants à 4 voix a cappella.
 Charles Trenet (1913-2001)
 La Cigale et la Fourmi.

V
 Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887-1959)
 L'Oiseau blessé d'une flèche.
 Yassen Vodenitcharov (1964-)
 La Poule aux œufs d'or, opéra de poche pour un mime, théâtre d'ombres, un chanteur/récitant, flûte et guitare

W
 Stefan Wolpe (1902-1972)
 Die beiden Tauben (Les Deux Pigeons) et Ein Tier im Monde (Un animal dans la Lune).

Liens externes
 Oiseaux et jardins musicaux de France, par Antoine Ouellette
 Un certain tracé dans le bestiaire musical français: quelques oiseaux. par Maurice-Amour Liliane. In: Cahiers de l'Association internationale des études françaises, 1979, . .
 Eva-Maria Tönnies, « Analyse comparée de la fonction du motif de l'oiseau à travers les chansons des trouvères et des Minnesänger : une méthodologie », TRANS- [En ligne], 12 | 2011, mis en ligne le , consulté le 05 . URL : http://trans.revues.org/477

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Filmmaker Bios
Directors Stephen Fell and Will Thompson
Filmmakers Stephen Fell and Will Thompson began their documentary on the pro-life movement as seniors at Rice University when they were required to create a portrait of a person they did not know as part of a Documentary Production course. They gained unprecedented access to pro-life groups, movement icons, fundraising machines, and even university students being specially groomed to carry the pro-life message for college credit. Fell and Thompson traveled across 35 states in a single year to report this riveting story.
Executive Producer Suzanne O'Malley
Edgar-nominee Suzanne O'Malley is a former editor of Esquire and New York magazines, screenwriter of Law & Order, author of "Are You There Alone?:" The Unspeakable Crime of Andrea Yates, and a freelance producer for Dateline NBC. She is currently a lecturer at Yale University.
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Leslie C Cahoon was 12 years old when The Wright brothers make their first attempt to fly with the Wright Flyer at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. The Wright brothers, Orville and Wilbur, were two American aviators, engineers, inventors, and aviation pioneers who are generally credited with inventing, building, and flying the world's first successful airplane. They made the first controlled, sustained flight of a powered, heavier-than-air aircraft on December 17, 1903, four miles south of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. In 1904–05 the brothers developed their flying machine into the first practical fixed-wing aircraft. Although not the first to build experimental aircraft, the Wright brothers were the first to invent aircraft controls that made fixed-wing powered flight possible.
Leslie C Cahoon was 21 years old when The British passenger liner RMS Titanic sinks in the North Atlantic at 2:20 a.m., two hours and forty minutes after hitting an iceberg. Only 710 of 2,227 passengers and crew on board survive. RMS Titanic was a British passenger liner that sank in the North Atlantic Ocean in the early hours of 15 April 1912, after colliding with an iceberg during its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York City. There were an estimated 2,224 passengers and crew aboard, and more than 1,500 died, making it one of the deadliest commercial peacetime maritime disasters in modern history. RMS Titanic was the largest ship afloat at the time it entered service and was the second of three Olympic-class ocean liners operated by the White Star Line. It was built by the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast. Thomas Andrews, her architect, died in the disaster.
Leslie C Cahoon was 38 years old when The New York Stock Exchange crashes in what will be called the Crash of '29 or "Black Tuesday", ending the Great Bull Market of the 1920s and beginning the Great Depression. The New York Stock Exchange, is an American stock exchange located at 11 Wall Street, Lower Manhattan, New York City, New York. It is by far the world's largest stock exchange by market capitalization of its listed companies at US$21.3 trillion as of June 2017. The average daily trading value was approximately US$169 billion in 2013. The NYSE trading floor is located at 11 Wall Street and is composed of 21 rooms used for the facilitation of trading. A fifth trading room, located at 30 Broad Street, was closed in February 2007. The main building and the 11 Wall Street building were designated National Historic Landmarks in 1978.
Leslie C Cahoon was 39 years old when Great Depression: In a State of the Union message, U.S. President Herbert Hoover proposes a $150 million (equivalent to $2,197,000,000 in 2017) public works program to help generate jobs and stimulate the economy. The Great Depression was a severe worldwide economic depression that took place mostly during the 1930s, beginning in the United States. The timing of the Great Depression varied across nations; in most countries it started in 1929 and lasted until the late-1930s. It was the longest, deepest, and most widespread depression of the 20th century. In the 21st century, the Great Depression is commonly used as an example of how far the world's economy can decline.
Leslie C Cahoon was 50 years old when World War II: The Imperial Japanese Navy made a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, intending to neutralize the United States Pacific Fleet from influencing the war Japan was planning to wage in Southeast Asia. World War II, also known as the Second World War, was a global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945, although conflicts reflecting the ideological clash between what would become the Allied and Axis blocs began earlier. The vast majority of the world's countries—including all of the great powers—eventually formed two opposing military alliances: the Allies and the Axis. It was the most global war in history; it directly involved more than 100 million people from over 30 countries. In a state of total war, the major participants threw their entire economic, industrial, and scientific capabilities behind the war effort, blurring the distinction between civilian and military resources. World War II was the deadliest conflict in human history, marked by 50 to 85 million fatalities, most of whom were civilians in the Soviet Union and China. It included massacres, the genocide of the Holocaust, strategic bombing, premeditated death from starvation and disease and the only use of nuclear weapons in war.
Leslie C Cahoon was 72 years old when John F. Kennedy was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald in Dallas, Texas; hours later, Lyndon B. Johnson was sworn in aboard Air Force One as the 36th President of the United States. John Fitzgerald Kennedy, commonly referred to by his initials JFK, was an American politician who served as the 35th President of the United States from January 1961 until his assassination in November 1963. He served at the height of the Cold War, and the majority of his presidency dealt with managing relations with the Soviet Union. As a member of the Democratic Party, Kennedy represented the state of Massachusetts in the United States House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate prior to becoming president.