Word: particularized
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Rilke Songs, by Frederic Rzewski, which followed, are written in a twelve-tone idiom of particular expressivity. They are for soprano with piano accompaniment, and are based upon two poems from the Book of Hours. Rzewski's music, although not easily accessible, is definitely to be reckoned with. In the first song particularly, there were moments of real beauty...
...Four Short Duets for Viola and Cello, by Stephen Addiss, have little in the way of structural subtlety. They do not give the impression of careful construction or particular refinement. Here and there a nice hummable tune or warm sonority occurs--but that...
...raise between 75 and 100 million dollars. "The experience of similar funds," he said, "is that they do better after a capital funds campaign," because of increased alumni interest. He did say that the Fund was not expected to do as well as usual during the ten months of particular emphasis on the Program...
...that such a venture will be launched once its participants can agree on its precise nature and location. When it comes time for Harvard to decide whether or not to participate in such an experimental venture, many of the aspects of the cooperative scheme may justifiably be questioned. In particular, the University must decide whether it will gain as much in prestige and new ideas as it could lose through imposing new burdens on Harvard's Faculty and resources. The ultimate decision--coming from the responsible leader of American higher education--will have to be measured by more than...
...Other schools are amazed that we have no particular varsity team," Sigrid said. "But everyone's so good, we don't need a first team. We just rotate...