Littérature scientifique sur le sujet « Muzica de cameră »

Building inspection is really essential to determine the condition of a building and one of the key components of building maintenance. To determine the defect, visual inspection will be conducted as early phase of building inspection. Usually, binocular and camera will be used as main devices in visual inspection. This research aims to study Museum Negeri defects at exterior structure especially the roof structure by using the Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) or as known as Drone. The data collected will be analyzed using Condition Survey Protocol 1 Matrix to obtain an overall rating of the building’s condition. The process involved in this study are site visit, planning and preparation before the flight, data collection using UAV, image processing and analyzing data from image. The results of analysis, a total numbers of 53 locations have been identified and documented suffer from defects or faults such as cracking, corrosion and wall perforated. All defects information obtained using UAV visual inspection can help the museum maintenance to do maintenance work. The overall condition of this building structure is 5, where the overall performance of the building is fair.

The papal pilgrimages in the Cracow Archdiocese were always a huge challenge and a significant event for the faithful. Hence there is a need of basing the subject on a certain assumption. It suggests that the entire collected material on the subject, thus this study should refer not only to the music (compositions) as such but also to the people who cre-ated it, namely: music committees of the pope’s pilgrimages, composers commissioned by the Church, performing artists (scholae, choirs, orchestras, soloists, cantors, conductors). Naturally, we cannot forget about the faithful participating in prayers. Music, be an inte-gral part of solemn liturgy (SC 112) during the papal pilgrimages of: John Paul II, Benedict XVI and Pope Francis have been properly prepared and experienced both at liturgies and at other events. Pope John Paul II visited the Cracow Archdiocese in the following years: 1979 (Cracow, Kalwaria Zebrzydowska, Wadowice, Nowy Targ), 1983 (Kraków), 1987 (Kraków), 1991 (twice: Cracow in June and Cracow, Wadowice in August), 1997 (Cracow, Zakopane, Ludźmierz), 1999 (Cracow), 2002 (Cracow). Pope Benedict XVI came to Poland once in 2006, staying in Cracow and Wadowice. Pope Francis visited Poland on the World Youth Day in 2016. In total there were 10 papal visits to Cracow. This study presents only those which have been paid to Cracow since 199734