Bøger af Christine Potter

The Bass Flute Method contains tips on setting up the curved headjoint, exercises for tone development and improving breath control, performance aids, alternate fingerings, travel tips, and a list of recommended repetoire among many helpful other topics.

This is a book with detailed instructions on how to play the alto flute, including assembly instructions, tone development, improving breath control, tone studies, transposing and repertoire.

For all combinations of C and G flutes - piccolos, flutes, altos, basses, contrabasses. For intermediate, advanced and professional players. Includes Vivaldi's Winter Violin Concerto, Waltz of the Flowers from the Nutcracker and Corelli's Christmas Eve Concerto.

The story continues as we follow the challenges Joshua's bride must face. Will Joshua abandon her in her time of need, or will he keep his promise to never leave her? Will she abandon him in the heat of the moment, or will she remain faithful to him? Find out as we take a look into the lives of the newlyweds!

Spring, 2020: High school senior Gracie Ingraham hasn't time traveled in ages. It's crazy enough living through the scary first months of the Covid pandemic, going to school on Zoom, and being quarantined with your best friend Zoey-and your ex-boyfriend Dylan. But suppose you start slipping into the past again in the middle of all that? Gracie's mom and brother might be under the power of a demonic glass artist from the late 1980's. And Dylan's obviously still in love with Grace. Cue the mysterious fires, the haunted stained glass, a pair of dangerous blue jeans-and a tornado! It'll take the whole gang from The Bean Books to figure out if time travel means breaking quarantine-and to sort out the devils from the saints!

Summer 1970: Bean Donohue's sixteen, she's finally got a good band together, and she's crazy in love with her artist boyfriend Zak. She's also about to get the coolest summer job ever, and her impossible mom's conveniently out of town. So why does she keep ending up in 1953...or 1779? And who's that guy with the black ponytail and the Kent State t-shirt? He knows way too much about her. Should Zak be worried-or should Bean?

Eve seemed to have the life others wanted: an established career as professor of science, her own car and a beach house nestled on Tampa Bay. However, Eve found herself questioning her life, concealing desires to be married with children, in the new Christian romance novel by author Christine Potter, Saved by Love. One day, while taking a swim near her house, she is rescued from drowning by a man named Adam, who is revealed to be a strong Christian. Eve, a non-Christian, rejects his witnessing of Christ, but feels drawn to him still. The sharing of their troubled pasts, along with Adam's views of creationism vs. evolution, convinces Eve to consider God's involvement in her life. Adam stands firm in wanting to be equally yoked as Christians in marriage, but by showing the love of Christ to Eve, Adam sees he is going through spiritual changes just like Eve.