Cambridge Word Selector

Cambridge C1 (CAE)
Key Word Transformation Guidebook
4 sections • 31 lectures • 3h 13m total length
2022-03 | e-Learning | English | HTML, MP4 | 3.44 GB

Discover fast and efficient techniques to pass Key Word Transformation and the C1 exam!

Cambridge English C1 (CAE)
Use of English • Word Formation
5 sections • 25 lectures • 1h 55m total length
2022-03 | e-Learning | English | HTML, MP4 | 2.24 GB

Discover fast and efficient techniques to ace Word Formation and pass the C1 exam!

Cambridge English C1 Advanced • CAE Key Word Transformations
4 sections • 13 lectures • 1h 24m total length
2022-04 | e-Learning | English | MP4 | 737.96 MB

This course will enhance your ability to paraphrase sentences and help you increase your language abilities from intermediate to advanced levels (B2 to C1).

Decca's 2015 limited-edition box set of the complete Argo recordings of the King's College Choir of Cambridge, directed by David Willcocks, consists of 29 CDs spanning the period from 1957 to 1973. The albums, presented with their original jacket art, offer some of the choir's finest performances, which include three recordings of the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols (1954, 1958, 1964), anthems by Gibbons, Blow, and Handel, masses by Byrd, Taverner, Haydn, Tye, and Blow, and other great choral works by Bach, Allegri, Palestrina, Tallis, Vivaldi, Howells, and Vaughan Williams. The choir is world famous for its purity of tone and beautiful blend, and under Willcocks' masterly direction it became the exemplar of British choral singing, unmatched by any other ensemble of men and boys.

A collection of Easter music sung sung by the Choir of King’s College Cambridge in the famous Chapel and made available as an audio album for the first time. Taken from the BBC’s 2020 Easter broadcast, these recordings capture the Choir of King’s College, Cambridge under the direction of Daniel Hyde, performing for his first Easter from King’s since taking up the post of Director of Music. Highlights include a selection of movements from Charles Wood’s St Mark Passion, as well as much-loved Easter music by Bob Chilcott, Bainton, Casals and Duruflé.

Several generations of Bachs have been gathered by Richard Marlow and the Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge for their programme of motets. All of them have been recorded at various times in the past but many only infrequently, and one or two, perhaps, now make their first appearance on CD. There is no dull music here and two of the pieces, at least, are of outstanding expressive beauty. The earlier of these is Johann Bach’s profoundly affecting Unser Leben ist ein Schatten (“Our life is but a shadow”). This member of the clan survived both the Black Death and the savage bombardment of Erfurt during the Thirty Years War.