Word: scopes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...interplay between the two groups, Wald pointed out, is adding greatly to the course. He noted that the presence of the general education students provides a "scope and breadth of treatment" while the presence of biology and pre-med students "lends a certain stiffening" to the course...
COMO PUCCINI: Turandot, Birgit Nilsson, Renata Tejussi Bjoeriling, Giorgio Tozzi Rome Opera House Or and Chorus conducted by Leinsdorf. RCA Victor LM ndot is Puccini's best and yet frustrating opera. "Best," be of the scope of its profound and dramatic characterize "Frustrating," because the touchstone, its final duet, not written by Puccini but one instead by a mediocre of his, Franco Alfano...
...collection ranges from a 14th century silver point* miniature drawing of an elephant and a mouse by an anonymous artist to works of the Goyaesque Felice Giani, who died in Rome in 1823 after an artistic career that included decorating the apartments in the Tuileries for Josephine Bonaparte. In scope, the collection runs from Paolo Uccello's geometric sketch of the 32 surfaces of the mazzocchio, a circular wicker framework used by Florentines as a base for their characteristic cloth headpieces, to an intricately executed sketch by Artist-Author Giorgio Vasari (Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors...
...conference's primary sources, according to Mary B. Taylor '62, president of PBH, is to find problems that are not already being handled by local groups, and are within the scope of college social workers...
This recording very aptly pairs the 1957 work with his Piano Variations of 1930, for they are similar stylistically but different in scope. Both are excursions into the broad area of atonalism: the Variations are derived from four basic notes in a rigorously logical fashion, and the Fantasy opens with the starkly simple exposition of a ten note "row" covering most of the piano. But Copland ventures into atonalism only to procure useful new means for expression. Refusing to capitulate to the strictures of the technique (some of its adherents would call this sacrilege), he emerges from it often...