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It synchs with your heart rate monitor and your music and amends speed and elevation much faster than any gym equipment I've used.
A landmark 1957 edition of Binchois's secular music (since amended) was edited by Wolfgang Rehm, and The Sacred Music of Gilles Binchois, edited by Philip Kaye, was published in 1992.
Nerds deal with their anger and heartbreak in a productive way: they practice music, make art, or amend changes to their debate presentation before they lash out at other people.
In Britain, this could be pop music — the hypnotic, slithery "Amends" could be a sliced-and-diced Ellie Goulding song.
Conway's departure left My Bloody Valentine without a lead vocalist a situation Shields, Ó Cíosóig and Googe decided to amend by placing advertisements in the local music press.
The cognitive finding might be amended as follows: audiences hate modern classical music, except when they don't.
Shortly thereafter, Congress amended the copyright law and gave copyright owners of music the right to control mechanical reproductions of their musical compositions.
Evidently … John Cooper Clark is on BBC4 at 10pm on 30 May, as part of BBC Four and Radio 6 Music's Punk Britannia Season This article was amended on 30 May 2012.
All credit to ENO for helping make amends to a piece which is, as our music critic says elsewhere, a major achievement.
This article was amended on 8 September 2016 to clarify that Eno's music was replaced; the dance piece Humus was not withdrawn entirely.
