Word: musicianse
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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WHRB officials said that insulting other musicians is common in rap music.
MEETING VENUS. A Hungarian guest conductor (Niels Arestrup) meets a Swedish diva (Glenn Close) while rehearsing Wagner's Tannhauser with a motley and disputatious band of emigre musicians in Paris. Result: a funny, satirical, romantic and -- above all -- intelligent film about backstage intrigues and onstage triumphs.
On May 17, 1991, 75 photojournalists fanned out over the Emerald Isle for a period of 24 hours. The resulting contrasts are lyric enough for poetry (brides and nuns, musicians and farmers) or too bitter for words (glowering British soldiers in Belfast, homeless Dubliners sheltering in an abandoned car).
The Eliot House junior said the musicians are excited about the trip, pointing out that a survey indicated that nearly all of the orchestra members are interested in participating.
In addition, Duehay helped secure a fair and open-minded liberalization of regulations on street music. The reforms make it easier for musicians to play and earn money and easier for city residents to sleep at night.