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The Rev. F. Washington Jarvis, an Episcopal priest, will officiate at a ceremony blending elements of Judaism and Buddhism at the Harvard University chapel in Cambridge.

Christian Lacroix also seemed light on his feet, blending elements of flamenco with Spanish court colors in a lucid and original take on modern dressing.

This small country has a homogeneous creole culture, profoundly marked by centuries of blending elements of the dominant Roman Catholic Portuguese culture with various African influences.

Yet in "King of Shadows," which is being staged by the Working Theater, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa has concocted a diverting and at times intriguing thriller by blending elements of Shakespeare and Stephen King.

While there is no participatory element to the performance other than the opportunity to buy the flipbooks afterwards, the show falls under the umbrella of live art by blending elements of lecture, cinema, theatre and documentary storytelling.

Here the "Pasión" departs from biblical texts and substitutes a meditative 19th-century Galician poem, blending elements of French Baroque sacred music with a plaintive vocal line, sung radiantly on Sunday by the soprano Jessica Rivera.

The cult blends elements of Catholicism and Afro-Caribbean religions.

The third component of Apple Music is Apple Connect, which blends elements of SoundCloud, YouTube and Facebook.

The Rev. Craig Townsend, an Episcopal priest, performed a ceremony that blended elements of Christianity and Judaism.

He blends elements of jazz and Motown with Stravinsky and Bach.

But the mastery of David Lang, whose style blends elements of postminimalism, modernism, and conceptualism, is of an unusual sort.