Snow Crystals Written for both performers and

Written for both performers and listeners

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Generations of students have benefited from the teachings of this 19th-century master

Snow Crystals Written for both performers and"Offers valuable material not only to students of crystallography but also to those of the arts." The New York Times Did you ever try to photograph a snowflake? The procedure is very tricky. The work must be done rapidly in extreme cold, for even body heat can melt a rare specimen that has been painstakingly mounted. The lighting must be just right to reveal all the nuances of design without producing heat. But the results can be rewarding, as the