Beginning in 2005, the department began an unusual program of holiday lighting, designed by James Conti.
But on Monday evening it turned over the stage of Merkin Concert Hall to its cellist, Greg Hesselink, for an unusual program of works for cello and voice.
Mr. Martin, the conservatory's director, has assembled an estimable faculty, and he and Mr. Botstein have established an unusual program of study: every student earns a dual degree in music and another field.
The quarrelling lovers and scheming fairies take a break on Saturday night, when the company performs an unusual program, composed entirely of works by ELIOT FELD.
( Tommasini) ★ Ensemble ACJW (Sunday) Caleb Burhans, the composer and violinist (and also violist and singer, though not this time), joins the virtuosos of the Ensemble ACJW for an unusual program in which his own arrangements of excerpts from Bach's "Art of Fugue" are juxtaposed with works by Morton Feldman, Michael Gordon, Louis Andriessen, Steve Reich and David Lang.
The Bronx deal grew out of an unusual program, known as First Look, in which a small number of banks have agreed that instead of selling troubled residential buildings to the highest bidder, they will give community developers first crack at taking the buildings over.
The man and his wife, who do not use their real names when addressing groups in the workshops and asked that their names not be used to spare their grandchildren additional pain, are part of an unusual program sponsored by Stop It Now, a sexual abuse prevention group based in Haydenville, Mass.
On a recent evening in Austin, Tex., the professional music organization Conspirare offered an unusual program that paired Michael Tippett's "Child of Our Time" with the final two movements of Mahler's Symphony No.2, the "Resurrection".
Ms. O'Connell presented "Witches, Bitches & Women in Britches," a lively, unusual program of English, French and German songs, under the auspices of the Concert Artists Guild, a promoter and manager of young soloists and ensembles.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, New York City's richest man and biggest philanthropist, is quietly pulling the plug on an unusual program that has poured nearly $200 million of his fortune into nonprofit groups across the five boroughs, in a sign of major change under way in his charitable giving plans.
(Dunning) ROXANE D'ORLÉANS JUSTE AND PILAR RIOJA (Tuesday through Thursday) These two dance artists join forces in "Two Styles, One Passion," an unusual program that focuses on the shared legacy of José Limón and flamenco dancing.
