Избранные композиции
Названия и даты взяты у Жерара Бийодо.
Пианино
- Impress foraines (1963), переложение для двух фортепиано в 1965 году.
- «Чатт» , для четырех фортепиано (1965)
- История фортепиано (1978)
- Дом для отпуска (1979)
- Voulez-vous jouer au cirque? (1983)
- Бебе роза , для фортепиано в четыре руки (1984)
- Соната (1985)
- Дикс прелюдий (1992)
Клавесин
Партита для клавесина или фортепиано (1963) / Прелюдия — Павана — Токката
Флейта
- Классический вокал , для флейты и гитары (1973)
- Крестики-нолики , для флейты и фортепиано (1975)
- Ensuite? , для флейты и фортепиано (1981)
- Histoires de flûte , для флейты и фортепиано (1984)
Рекордер
- A l’ancienne , для блокфлейты сопрано и клавесина (1981)
- Турлутуту , для начинающего записывающего сопрано и гитары или фортепиано (1981)
- Les tricoteuses , вечное движение для блокфлейты и клавишного инструмента сопрано и альта (1982)
Гобой
- Histoires de hautbois , для гобоя и фортепиано (1985)
- Hommage à un ami , для гобоя и фортепиано (1985)
Кларнет
- 18 прогрессивных дуэтов для двух кларнетов
- Напряжение , сюита для бас-кларнета соло
Фагот
- Histoires de basson (1976), Том 1 и 2 для 3 фаготов, Том 3 для 4 фаготов
- Ария и руаде (1980), для фагота и фортепиано
- Мелопея (1980), для фагота и фортепиано
- 3 нувели брев (1980), для фагота и фортепиано
- Сонатина-танго (1983), для фагота и фортепиано
Саксофон
- Соната-фантазия , Концертный дуэт (1979)
- 2 мини-романса , для саксофона альт или тенор и фортепиано (1979)
- Prélude et rengaine , для альтового или тенорового саксофона и фортепиано (1979)
- Vieille chanson et rondinade , для тенорового саксофона и фортепиано (1980)
- Ольга-вальс , для саксофона альт и фортепиано (1980)
- Respirations , для саксофона альт и фортепиано (1980)
- Метаморфозы , симфония для сопрано, альта, тенора и баритон-саксофона (1981)
- Музыкальные моменты , для саксофона альт и инструментального ансамбля, с версией для саксофона альт и фортепиано (1985)
- L’imprévu , для квартета саксофонов (1986)
- 3 миниатюрные сонаты A «Скарлатти» , для саксофонного квартета (1989)
- Вернись , для саксофона альт и фортепиано (1992)
- Dix préludes imaginaires , для квартета саксофонов с оркестром (1992)
- Le Récit du Chamelier , для альт-саксофона (1992)
- Моминетки , для альт-саксофона (1993)
- 16 блестящих исследований для всех саксофонов (1993)
- 16 этюдов техники , современные исследования (1993)
- 17 танцевальных танцев для всех саксофонов (1993)
- 48 простых и прогрессивных занятий для всех саксофонов (1993)
- 16 виртуозных исследований для всех саксофонов (1994)
- 20 прогрессивных исследований в форме дуэтов , современные исследования (1994)
- 24 этюда каприса , для всех саксофонов (1994)
- 12 современных исследований для всех саксофонов (1995)
- 16 различных этюдов для всех саксофонов (1995)
- Bouquet d’hommages , для саксофона альт и фортепиано (1995)
- Гремеллит , для альт-саксофона и фортепиано (1995)
- Deuxième Concerto , для саксофона альт с оркестром, с версией для саксофона альт и фортепиано (1995)
- Люсьен и Сесильен , для оркестра саксофонов (1990)
Контрабас
Ле Гай Каскадер , для контрабаса и фортепиано (1973)
Секстет ветра
Sinfonia da Camera , для флейты, гобоя, кларнета, альт-саксофона, фагота и валторны (1965)
Relations logiques › Successivité
Chronologie et logique d’un texte Adverbes & expressions de temps
| 1 |
Exemples de textes argumentatifs B1+ Mohammed Bouchriha / francaislyceemarrakech2 — Maroc |
| 2 |
Structurer une interaction verbale — L’artiste JR va nous parler de son travail photographique B1/B2 Latitudes 3 / Éditions Didier — didierlatitudes — France |
| 3 |
Structurer une interaction verbale — Remettre le dialogue dans l’ordre B1/B2 Latitudes 3 / Éditions Didier — didierlatitudes — France |
| 4 |
La télévision nous isole — Cliquer A1/A2 Carmen Vera Pérez — Espagne |
| 5 |
PUIS, COMME, UNE FOIS, ENFIN, AINSI QUE, SURTOUT, AUSSI — Compléter A1/A2 Carmen Vera Pérez — Espagne |
| 6 |
Nous allons vous parler des superstitions B1 Latitudes 2 / Éditions Didier — didierlatitudes — France |
| 7 |
En vous aidant des articulateurs logiques, rétablissez l’ordre du texte B1 Didier Équipe Réussite — didier-equipereussite — France |
| 8 |
Bien vivre — Compléter le texte avec les articulateurs logiques B1 Didier Équipe Réussite — didier-equipereussite — France |
| 9 |
Retrouver son bien-être — Rétablir l’ordre du texte B1 Didier Équipe Réussite — didier-equipereussite — France |
| 10 |
Rétablir l’ordre du texte B2 Didier Équipe Réussite — didier-equipereussite — France |
| 11 |
Articuler son discours B1 Didier Équipe Réussite — didier-equipereussite — France |
| 12 |
Compléter — La Défense de la Nature — Jean Rostand C1/C2 Philippe Lavergne / Site Magister — Travaux dirigés de français — France |
Find the Perfect Undergraduate & Postgraduate Accommodation in Durham
Finished to a clean, fresh and modern standard, each room type and studio is the perfect choice of student accommodation in Durham. You can live your university experience in a well situated and quiet comfort with our furnished common and individual spaces.
Like student housing in Durham, you have the option to live with housemates and make this as social as it is individual. However, you can also benefit from the additional amenities and facilities within this complex. Plus, our dedicated on-site maintenance team will minimise disruption to your routine. The peace of mind our student accommodation in Durham can provide is a key element to reducing stress and ensuring you have all that you need to create an environment in which you can thrive, grow and work towards your success.
As an award-winning student accommodation provider, CityBlock have designed flats and apartments that are ideal for undergraduate students as well as postgraduate students who are attending Durham University. We accommodate equally well for our undergraduates and postgraduates. We find that our postgraduate tenants often prefer a quieter set up than our undergraduates (although not always!) and so we offer accommodation in Durham that is especially suited for those that are past bachelors degree level and enjoy a quiet and relaxed atmosphere; see our self contained studios, for example. If you wish to live in shared student accommodation with other postgraduates in Durham, then we can help you and find something appropriate. If you want to live alone, we can help with that too!
We proudly ensure that we can meet the different requirements of our varying students. Rest assured we will find you the best undergraduate or postgraduate student accommodation in Durham to suit your needs.
For all students, we can guarantee that your time spent at CityBlock will be memorable and enjoyable. Not only that, you couldn’t be in a more beautiful and peaceful setting. The Durham Viduct area is known as a popular student area and has all the amenities you would expect, with takeaways and shops on the doorstep. Its fantastic selling point though is the close proximity to the city itself. You can walk from the Durham Viaduct area to the city centre in a matter of minutes. For those days when you need a break from the hard work, reading and studying, fresh air is the perfect solution. The River Wear that runs through the beautiful city can provide Durham students with a lovely walk and some time to refresh to ensure you are always thinking with a clear mind.
Frequently asked questions about student housing in London
How do I apply for student accommodation in London?
Applying for student accommodation with Student.com is very simple. First you need to figure out which property you’d like to live in. To help with choosing, you can use our filters to find a property that suits your needs and the map function at the top of this page to find properties in the particular area of London you’re interested in.
After choosing your preferred property, click ‘View rooms’ to go to the property page. At the property page you can choose your preferred room type and click ‘Book Now’ or ‘Enquire’ if you’d like some more information. One of our booking consultants will then contact you to set up the rental contract or answer any questions you may have. If you have any questions about your options, you can always also call or or talk to us on the live chat.
You don’t have to worry about costs as Student.com does not charge you anything for this service: you’ll only need to pay the rent to your chosen landlord.
What options are there for contract length?
Most contracts last for one academic year. If you would like to stay for a longer or a shorter time, contact us and our booking consultants will be able to give you information about which landlords are currently accepting stays of different lengths. If you’d like to stay in your accommodation over the summer as well, this can usually be arranged as many of the properties we list also accept bookings for summer accommodation.
I can see you offer different types of student rooms. What do these room types mean?
We currently offer three different types of student rooms in London.
A Shared Room has two or more people sleeping in the same bedroom. Other living spaces, like kitchens, bathrooms and living rooms are shared with occupants of other rooms.
In a Private Room you have a private bedroom just for yourself. Depending on the property, you might also get a private bathroom. Other facilities are shared with other rooms.
In an Entire Place, you get a fully self-contained studio property. This means no sharing, as your bedroom and all other facilities in your flat are just for you, including a private bathroom and a private kitchenette for cooking meals.
Are bills included in my rent?
This depends on the property you rent, but most of our properties in London have all bills included, so you’ll only have to pay the rent and nothing else. Remember to make sure if this is the case with the property you’ve chosen though.
Is it safe to rent student accommodation in the private sector?
We carefully vet all the landlords we feature and only list properties from trusted student accommodation providers to ensure that all the housing options we feature are trustworthy and safe.
Can I see the property before moving in?
If you’ll be in London before moving in, this can be arranged with our booking consultants. Many of the properties we list have excellent photos and videos available on the property pages though, so even if you won’t be able to get to London before your move-in date, you will be able to get a good idea of what your accommodation will look like.
What is a guarantor and will I need one?
A guarantor is a person who signs the rental contract with you and commits to paying your rent if you can’t. A guarantor is most typically a family member, but it can be anyone. Most UK landlords want you to have a guarantor, so you’ll most likely need one in London.
What if I didn’t get an answer to my question here?
If you have any other questions, you can check our FAQ page or contact one of our booking consultants by phone or live chat. They are always happy to help!
Get to know London
A sprawling city of culture, iconic landmarks and music, it’s easy to see why London is a popular destination for students from all over the world.
London can trace its origins to the Roman times. It has been a major settlement for over two thousand years and is currently the largest city and the capital of the United Kingdom. London is truly one of the most interesting cities in the world, where there is always something going on. It’s one of the most iconic world cities, one which has the perfect blend of old and new. Historic landmarks like Westminster Abbey and Big Ben share a skyline with the iconic London Eye and the skyscrapers of the City.
London is also famous for its many distinct neighbourhoods, each with their own unique attractions and atmosphere. So no matter where you live in this vibrant city, each neighbourhood will have something for you.
FAQs
- How do I book my Coventry student accommodation?
-
Booking your student halls Coventry is amongst the simpler things you will do after getting accepted into university. When you find the right accommodation after browsing through the accommodation options on our website, you can select and pay through your preferred mode. You simply place a request on beststudenthalls.com. Our sales team would get in touch with you instantly to help you book it.
- Can I stay with a friend at my student accommodation in Coventry?
-
Coventry student accommodation has different policies regarding guest accommodation. While some are flexible, others are strict about guests living in. Some even allow guests to live at minimal costs. Read the property policies of the property you’re interested in, to know more.
-
- How much rent does a student pay for student halls Coventry?
-
Coventry student accommodation prices vary, depending upon the area you’re staying in and the facilities it has to offer. The average rent per week in Coventry would be around £140. The proximity to a university is also another factor determining the rent.
- What are the best areas for students to live in Coventry?
-
All of Coventry is a student-friendly place, so you will have a great time, no matter where you live. However, we do have our accommodation centres in the finest areas for students to live in Coventry. Julian Court and Infinity1 are some of the student accommodation Coventry you will like.
- Which month should I book my Coventry student accommodation?
-
Typically, Leeds offers a September and a January intake. For better availability and cheaper rates for the September intake, try booking your student accommodation Coventry in May/June. Although, you must keep checking the website 4-6 months before leaving to stay updated with the offers and discounts on student halls.
- What is the cheapest rent I can pay for my student halls Coventry?
-
The lowest rent you can go with any student halls in Coventry would be anywhere between £ 85-100 per week. Apollo House and Arundel House are some of our affordable options at Best Student Halls.
- How do I pay for my student room in Coventry?
-
We are flexible with our payment options at Best Student Halls. You can choose to pay a deposit or some rent amount in advance. The second would be a bond amount. The third option allows you to pay the actual rent for your student accommodation Coventry either monthly or fortnightly.
- Can I view my student accommodation Coventry before booking?
-
Yes, you can view our student halls in Coventry depending upon the availability of vacant show flats at the moment. Our website features multiple images that will give you a true to image representation of the accommodation facilities.
- How much money will I spend on bills in my student halls in Coventry?
-
At Best Student Halls Coventry student accommodation, the weekly rent comes inclusive of all the facilities we offer. So, you will not be needed to additionally pay for gyms, outdoor space, WiFi and more.
- Can I get discounts for Coventry student accommodation?
-
At Best Student halls, we have many offers, discounts and cashback on Coventry student accommodation running upon booking all year long. Visit the website for more information on this.
- Can I get a furnished student room in Coventry?
-
In Coventry, most Coventry student accommodation centres are either fully or semi-furnished. All our student rooms at Best Student Halls are fully furnished for your convenience. Along with this we also provide facilities like high-speed broadband, heaters and more.
A Diverse Range of Student Rooms in Durham
Not only does CityBlock set a precedent for high-quality and great-value student accommodation in Durham with bills included, it offers a diverse range of room types. We ensure everyone can find their perfect Durham student accommodation, matching every need and budget.
Ranging from budget single ensuite rooms to studio apartments for the individual, to cluster flats and studio rooms for those wishing to share with a group of friends, all our Durham student apartments and student flats in Durham are fully equipped with fantastic amenities. What’s more they are all located in the vibrant Durham Viaduct area, often cited as the best are for students to live in in Durham!
Student life in London
Student living in London can be an incredible experience. From green spaces and quaint pubs in Kensington & Chelsea, to the creative haven of Shoreditch, students can explore the city’s network of neighbourhoods, each hugely diverse in their own distinct character. Kings Cross is jam-packed full of food and music venues, thanks to its close proximity to many of London’s top universities, while the City of London dazzles with its array of iconic skyscrapers. Borough Market next to London Bridge is a great spot for any food lovers, having served Londoners since the 12th century.
When the weather is beautiful, you can enjoy it in one of London’s many green spaces. Be sure to check out Hyde Park and Regent’s Park, as well as the fantastic views from the top of Primrose Hill. When it comes to shopping, you can find everything in London. Head to Oxford Street to shop ‘til you drop. Make sure to catch a West End show or a Premier League football match during your time in the British capital, both great experiences even for people who are not normally fans of theatre or football.
When you’ve spent a few months in London, you’ll want to see things outside the city centre as well. London has some great neighbourhoods and attractions also outside the fare zone 1 of the London Underground network. Every week, Camden Market attracts about 250,000 visitors looking for great finds in the many small shops. Greenwich is a wonderful neighbourhood in South East London and also home to the famous Greenwich Observatory and the zero meridian. If you like beautiful flowers and nature, Kew Gardens near Richmond is not to be missed.
Universities in London
With an urban population of about 10 million, it’s not surprising that London has a long list of universities to serve its student population. There are currently 40 universities and other institutions of higher education in London (excluding foreign universities with branches in London) and a student population of about 400,000, a large number of them international students.
This means that if you want to spend your student years in the UK’s capital city, you have a huge array of options to choose from. Here are only a few of the most famous ones.
University College London
University College London was established in 1826 as London University. It was the first university in London and the first in England to admit students of any religion. Today UCL is the second-largest university in the UK by total enrolment (behind only the Open University) and a world-leading institution of higher learning. The QS 2021 World University Rankings ranks UCL as the 10th best university in the world.
UCL also has a great location, with the main campus being in the central London area of Bloomsbury. The university offers more than 400 different degree programmes and has students from over 150 countries, so if you’re looking for a university that offers a wide range of things to study and an international atmosphere, look no further than the University College London.
King’s College London
King’s College London was founded in 1829, but the earliest records of medical teaching in the St Thomas Hospital date all the way back to 1561. KCL has a great location, thanks to its several campuses in Central London. In the QS World University Rankings for the year 2021 it was ranked as the 31st best university in the world and the 7th best in the United Kingdom. The university has about 31,000 students from 150 different countries. KCL staff and alumni have won more than 10 Nobel prizes and have contributed to the discovery of things such as the DNA structure, Hepatitis C and the Higgs boson (named after KCL alumnus Peter Higgs).
Imperial College London
Imperial College London was founded in 1907. In the course of its over 100 years of history, it has become one of the leading universities in the world. In the 2021 QS World University Rankings it was ranked as the 8th best university in the world, the third best in the United Kingdom and the best one in London. ICL focuses exclusively on science, technology, medicine and business. The main campus is in a great location in South Kensington, right between two world-famous landmarks, the Natural History Museum and the Royal Albert Hall.
London School of Economics
The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) was established in 1895. Its reputation might be that of a business school, but in reality LSE offers a lot more than just that. The university has produced many notable alumni not just in economics but also in fields as varied as law, politics, literature, history and media. It is especially strong in producing successful people in the world of business though, and is the alma mater of more billionaires than any other university in Europe.
LSE is ranked as the 49th best university in the world by the 2021 QS World University Rankings. This makes it the 8th best university in the UK and the 4th best in London. The campus has a great location in Westminster in the heart of London.
Dozens of other universities
In addition to the ones mentioned above, London is home to dozens of other great universities. Whatever you want to study, you’ll surely find a university and a degree programme that is right for you. Some notable ones include the University of the Arts London, which is a federation of six arts colleges, Goldsmiths University, which specialises in arts and design, the University of West London and the University of Greenwich.
Relations logiques › Tous les connecteurs
| 1 |
Les connecteurs logiques en français
Valentina Sancler — valesancler — Venezuela | YouTube — USA |
| 2 |
Les connecteurs logiques B1+ Yohann Valdenaire / France Podcasts — francepodcasts — France |
| 3 |
Marqueurs de relation et organisateurs textuels B2/C2 CCE Centre de communication écrite / UdeM Université de Montréal — Canada |
| 4 |
Les marqueurs d’articulation logique — Enchaînement des idées
Henriette Gezundhajt / Connectigramme — Canada |
| 5 |
Mots-charnière — Mots de liaison — Mots de transition C1/C2 Hélène Guertin / EBSI, UdeM Université de Montréal — Québec, Canada |
| 6 |
Marqueurs de relation, connecteurs ou mots-charnières
Iryna Punko et Kanstantsin Tsedryk / Grammaire française pour tout le monde — Canada |
| 7 |
Petit catalogue de mots-outils
Philippe Van Goethem / Fralica — Belgique |
| 8 |
Colle française — Lexique des articulateurs français et anglais
John Walker / Fourmilab — Suisse |
| 9 |
Relations logiques
Marion Charreau — France | Flickr — USA |
| 10 |
Identifier les organisateurs logiques A2 Carmen Vera Pérez — Espagne |
| 11 |
Les connecteurs logiques
Projet e-FLE / Université de Lille — France |
| 12 |
David et Goliath — Repérer les marqueurs de relation B1+ CCDMD Centre collégial de développement de matériel didactique — Québec, Canada |
| 13 |
Diverses utilisations de ALORS
FrenchBook / Le blog pédagogique de l’Alliance française de Bombay — afblearnfrench |
| 14 |
Associer les parties de phrases A1/A2 Carmen Vera Pérez — Espagne |
| 15 |
Articuler son discours B1/B2 Latitudes 3 / Éditions Didier — didierlatitudes — France |
| 16 |
Cliquer sur l’articulateur adéquat A2/B1 Carmen Vera Pérez — Espagne |
| 17 |
Ailleurs, D’ailleurs, Par ailleurs, À propos… — 5:43
Pierre Babon & Noemi Oshima / Français avec Pierre — francaisavecpierre — France |
| 18 |
D’AILLEURS / PAR AILLEURS
Carmen Vera Pérez — Espagne |
| 19 |
Au fait, en fait, en effet, %C3%A7a fait, un fait… — 10:09
Pierre Babon & Noemi Oshima / Français avec Pierre — francaisavecpierre — France |
| 20 |
EN FAIT / EN EFFET B1/B2 Carmen Vera Pérez — Espagne |
| 21 |
OUTRE / EN OUTRE
Carmen Vera Pérez — Espagne |
| 22 |
c’est à dire / notamment / par exemple B1 Latitudes 2 / Éditions Didier — didierlatitudes — France |
| 23 |
MAIS / OU / ET / DONC / OR / NI … NI / CAR / PUIS
Tex’s French Grammar / University of Texas at Austin — USA |
| 24 |
OU / ET / NI … NI A1/A2 Carmen Vera Pérez — Espagne |
| 25 |
Conjonctions de coordination — mais, ou, et, donc, or, ni, car A2+ Ivan Bargiarelli / Le Fle pour les curieux — Cours de français langue étrangère — leflepourlescurieux — France |
