La Cite de la musique a deja mis en ligne plusieurs de ces
repertoires dont l'edition papier est epuisee et ne sera pas reeditee.
A third
repertoire does not focus on the possible opposition between the social and the artistic, but is centered on the notion of the "right to culture.
However, Hoover is egalitarian: all nations with available
repertoire are included, even if the catalogue is brief.
Eagling says that he'd like to take risks with a broader
repertoire at ENB.
Some of this is quite useful, particularly her early chapters on culture as
repertoire and her descriptions of when and why people rely most on the tools of culture.
Like learning history, a
repertoire of behavior can be viewed as a cause (independent variable) and, as an effect (dependent variable) (Staats, 1968):
The new B-Cell and 5Unbiased Enrichment Kits will add to the Chromium V(D)J Solution for Immune
Repertoire Sequencing, first launched for paired T-Cell receptor sequencing last spring.
Featuring 27 pieces by composers Barber, Dave Brubeck, Norman Dello Joio, Charles Griffes, Muczynski, Alexander Tcherepnin, William Schuman and Virgil Thomson, the featured
repertoire makes for a nice progression from the previous volume.
She said, "When I was a student I never chose my own
repertoire or had any part in that.
Cornejo, who will also be a principal, looks forward to performing the company's mix of classical and contemporary
repertoire.
