They set out on ships for weeks at a time to study deep-sea creatures or climb over 100 feet into the air to change instrumentation on tech towers.
(Sometimes a change of instrumentation begets much greater changes.) Then after a lot of performing, Mr. Hunter recorded an album, "Right Now Move" (Ropeadope), quickly.
How do you handle changes in instrumentation that occur over the many decades?
He likes to keep the music adaptable to changes in instrumentation and personnel, he said.
Orchestrally, too, the music is complex and can seem baffling at first, with its quixotic changes of instrumentation, mood and tempo.
Philip Glass changes his instrumentation and musical genres but retains the same motoric Minimalism; he's repetitive in more ways than one.
John Lanchbery's arrangement of Adolphe Adam's score adds embellishments of line, changes of instrumentation, alterations of harmony, which possibly keep the orchestral players more entertained but reduce the effectiveness of several passages.
(The full statement in the original 1990 Nature paper reads: "The stations were selected on the basis of station history: we chose those with few, if any, changes in instrumentation, location or observation times"). Keenan demanded that Jones retract his claims about the Chinese data.
The premise behind these interactive methodologies is that the OSF process may not be properly parameterised: a particular OSF configuration may not be suitable for the entire O t) due to factors as, for instance, changes in instrumentation, dynamics, articulation, and so on.
Further equipment requirements including fitting a rear fuselage-mounted camera as well as changes to instrumentation and radio equipment.
