Neither concert was listed as of Friday morning on Mr. Dylan's Web site.
As Mr. Ginkas, the director, wrote in the program, " 'Polyphony' is neither concert, opera, ballet nor drama, but it is theater because there is action in it".
Pierrot Lunaire, neither concert piece nor fully fledged theatre, but something poised nervously between, systematised that atonal revolution and defined the new modernism.
Although voices are frequently employed, it is neither a concert opera nor a cantata but a choral symphony".
For the majority of the population, the most significant event of 2008 was neither a concert nor an exhibition, but the unveiling of the £1bn Liverpool One development, which catapulted the city from 15th to fifth in the UK retail league, and put it third in Condé Nast Traveller's list of desirable UK locations (behind London and Edinburgh).
Berlioz, who in 1858 first coined the term when describing his work Roméo et Juliette, explained the distinctive relationship he envisaged between voice and orchestra: Even though voices are often used, it is neither a concert opera nor a cantata, but a choral symphony.
But her attempts to formalise ties between the "eight" and the "five" have been mired in squabbling.In any case, for the most zealous supporters of a democratic concert, neither Russia (already in the G8) nor China qualifies on grounds of their human rights record and at times obstructive behaviour (from America's viewpoint) on the Security Council.
Marjorie Baumgarten of Austin Chronicle referred to the film as being "neither a true concert film nor a strict behind-the-scenes documentary, This Is It is, like Jackson himself, a real hybrid" and felt that while the film's "made up of lots of grainy footage, which Ortega has edited together seamlessly" it will also "provide a fitting farewell".
But without the World Music Institute, neither this kind of concert lineup nor the audience to appreciate it might have existed in New York City.
A spokesman for Shimkus, Steve Tomaszewski, said his boss's fund-raiser at the Elton John concert was neither an endorsement of the singer's politics nor a betrayal of Shimkus' stand on gay marriage.
Despite expectations that the oboist, Liang Wang, and the conductor, Xian Zhang, would return as conquering heroes on the mainland, neither was featured in concerts in Shanghai this week nor will they be in Beijing, where the orchestra plays this weekend.
