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Wonderland is the setting for Lewis Carroll's children's novel Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Contents. 1 Geography; 2 Government; 3 Inhabitants; 4 In.
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Total Playing Time English German French. Esa-Pekka Salonen and the superb Bavarians carry the Concerto, providing one of the most sumptuous, vibrant and finely honed accompaniments imaginable. Cello, flute, oboe, bassoon and horn solos are each more ravishing than the last.
Most successful is the Adagio, with some nice interplay between soloist and orchestra. DG's characteristically luxurious sound reproduction is a big factor in the disc's appeal. Alice Sara Ott's account of Grieg's piano concerto is hugely impressive, a taut gripping performance of immense bravura that brings out all the drama and pathos in the music. The sound is magnificent too. Ott's playing is technically brilliant. To add to the sum total of interpretive knowledge for the Piano Concerto in A minor, Op.
From her brilliant first note, her reading is a series of sharp markers filled in with liquid, lyrical episodes. The whole thing is carefully shaped, yet has the essential energy of live performance. There are reasons for the buzz surrounding this young artist, and this well-recorded program is an excellent place to start exploring what those reasons are. On their own terms, Ott's performances make their mark. In the selection of "Lyric Pieces" and some numbers from "Peer Gynt", Ott displays a good range of expression, conjuring deep lyricism for "Solveig's Song", and light, glittering fingerwork for the regrettably titled "March of the Trolls".
The recorded sound quality makes the most of all that her tone and the orchestra's have to offer. February Ott's playing is clear and colourful throughout without being heavy-handed or banal. This is the silver lining to a refreshingly joyful account of Grieg's timeless signature work. This album is very highly recommended. Alice Sara Ott en donne une version classique, respectueuse, peu larmoyante.
Une version recommandable.
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Related albums. Release 09 Sep. Allegro molto moderato 2. Adagio 3. March Of The Trolls Brooklet Peer Gynt Suite No.
Ballad There is also an arcade area Crystal Palace Arcade within this section of the park. In , the entire Grande Exposition section was incorporated in Action Zone, an area of the park that formerly operated as a themed subsection of the Grande Exposition. The section operated as a part of Action Zone until , when the eastern portion of Action Zone reverted to its original name and world fair theming. Frontier Canada is the newest themed section of the park, debuting for the season. The section consolidates most of the park's Canadian themed rides; as well as an area of the park formerly known as White Water Canyon, which operated from to International Festival is located in the northeast section of the park.
It includes rides and midway games and a mild Alpen theme. The Medieval Faire section of the park has a medieval European theme in both the setting and the rides. The two original roller coasters, Wilde Beast and Dragon Fyre uses pseudo-Elizabethan English spellings before reverting to modern spelling Wild Beast and Dragon Fire from to These renames occurred prior to the beginning of the season.
The stores, midway games and restaurants follow the medieval theme, as does the castle theatre Canterbury Theatre, renamed Paramount Theatre during Paramount's ownership, and Wonderland Theatre until and a pirate show originally opened with the park as Sea Sceptre and later replaced with Kinet-X Dive Show in the middle of Arthur's Baye.
Wonderland Theatre hosted ice shows from to and hosted Cirque Ambiente in the summer of and A fourth-themed area known as Zoom Zone also exists as a part of KidZville section. The three areas were themed as Yogi's Woods , Scoobyville , and Bedrock ; the first was converted to Smurf Village in and the last also had a marine mammal show held at the Bedrock Aquarium.
In , Bedrock became Nickelodeon Central ; Bedrock Aquarium and its marine mammal show closed down as well. The park replaced Nickelodeon Central with Planet Snoopy for the season, standardizing the park with the rest of the Cedar Fair chain. Planet Snoopy is a section of the park themed after the comic strip Peanuts. One of the KidZville rides, and originally a Kids Kingdom ride, Jumbo Bumps, was removed to make way for these three rides and the new section. Starting in , Zoom Zone was no longer shown on park maps as an independent section.
However, since Cedar Fair's acquisition, each of the three rides are depicted in Zoom Zone, and park signage continues to use the name. The first ride accident in the park's history occurred on 23 August , when the Jimmy Neutron Brainwasher later renamed Woodstock Whirlybirds due to Cedar Fair's contract with Peanuts fell apart. Three children were sent to hospital as a precautionary measure.
Rides located within these children's areas include: [64]. Opened in , Splash Works is a 8-hectare acre water park. The water park is home to Whitewater Bay, the largest outdoor wave pool in Canada, [65] and 16 water slides. It is included with the price of admission to Canada's Wonderland and is open during the summer months.
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Fast Lane is Canada's Wonderland's two-line system since , which is also implemented at other Cedar Fair parks. Opting for this benefit essentially allows purchasers to cut in at the front of the line on 21 of the most popular attractions without waiting. An unspecified limited amount of both types of passes are sold each day. Similar privileges are given to guests with mobility issues and guests within the autism spectrum , though such guests must be accompanied with one other person at least 18 years of age most often the support worker for the entire duration of the ride and enter the ride at a designated time based on the length of the queue.
Guests with these disabilities receive paper boarding passes in which ride operators mark the designated times these guests can enter a ride without queuing. Often, these guests enter either at the ride's exit or through the Fast Lane queue. Lazy River is the only attraction in Splash Works that accepts boarding passes. Today, Canada's Wonderland has over attractions including games , with over 60 thrill rides.
The park holds a number of Canadian records, among them the most roller coasters, with In , Canada's Wonderland added the Kingswood Music Theatre , a 15, seat amphitheatre that has hosted many concerts. After the Molson Amphitheatre opened on the grounds of Ontario Place in , cultural festivals at the theatre became less prominent. It is bounded by Highway to the west, Jane Street to the east, Major Mackenzie Drive to the north and an access road approximately 1 kilometre 0. Originally when the park opened, its surroundings were largely rural, however, the suburban sprawl since the mids has resulted in it being surrounded by housing and shopping plazas on all sides.
Canada's Wonderland is located 1 kilometre 0. Prior to the opening of the subway, it was served by the Weston Road North bus operating from York Mills station.
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The park has two public entrances and one entrance for staff, deliveries, and buses. On the north side of the park, there is a small bus terminal which serves a seasonal bus route operated by York Region Transit. The park, from its opening in , was known as Canada's Wonderland. In , when Paramount Pictures later Viacom purchased the property, the name of the park changed to include the word Paramount, a practice Paramount Parks implemented with all of its parks in Prior to that, none of the Paramount-owned parks included Paramount in the name.
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In , Viacom updated the logo of Paramount Parks, and all its theme parks, including Wonderland, to include an updated Paramount logo, even though the logo for Paramount Pictures, the film studio, remained unchanged. In , CBS Corporation split from Viacom in sold all of its theme park properties to Cedar Fair Entertainment Company , which in turn, dropped the Paramount prefixes from all five parks and thus reverted to their original names , and adopted a Cedar Fair logo and typeface. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Amusement park in Vaughan, Canada.
Main article: List of Canada's Wonderland attractions. Main article: International Street. See also: Medieval Faire Canada's Wonderland. Main article: Children's attractions at Canada's Wonderland. Main article: Splash Works. Main article: Fast Lane.
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