In his book The Art of the Theatre (1905) he outlined his concept of a "total theatre" in which the stage director alone would be responsible for harmonizing every aspect of the production acting, music, colour, movement, design, makeup, and lighting so that it might achieve its most unified effect.
The Everly Brothers, immensely popular American rock-and-roll duo, consisting of Don Everly (b. February 1 , 1937 Brownie, Kentucky, U.S). and Phil Everly (b. January 19 , 1939 Chicago, Illinois d. January 3 , 2014 Burbank, California), whose style of harmonizing influenced the Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel, and numerous country rockers.
However, many scientists, like the American botanist Asa Gray, sought ways of harmonizing scientific advances with orthodox Christianity.
Structuralism affected American cultural anthropology, harmonizing with idealist elements and the treatment of culture as first of all patterns of belief or ideas which eventuated in practical activity.
At the core of Shintō are beliefs in the mysterious creating and harmonizing power (musubi) of kami and in the truthful way or will (makoto) of kami.
Open regionalism, however, faces the problem of harmonizing the different economic policies of many countries.
The nibandhas and vrittis, juridical works intended for legal advisers, exhibit considerable skill in harmonizing divergent sutras and smritis.
Also in the early 18th century, Marie Sallé danced in a simple muslin robe, with her hair loose and flowing, and abandoned the leather mask; she thus anticipated the reforms of Jean-Georges Noverre, who, some 25 years later, succeeded in eliminating the mask and harmonizing every detail of costume with the whole production.
In all-male groups the voice parts are tenor (here equivalent to a countertenor), lead (second) tenor, baritone, and bass, with the lead normally singing the melody and the tenor harmonizing above.
Historically, the ujigami of each local community played an important role in combining and harmonizing different elements and powers.
The second is the necessity of harmonizing Shintō with rapid modernization, especially in organizing believers and dealing with human problems or the meaning of life.
