Our classification thus follows the classical tradition of using cytoarchitectonic features for characterizing cortical areas as practiced since the early 20th century (Brodmann 1909; von Economo 1927).
Merrill & Pastor Architects of Vero Beach, Fla., has won an Arthur Ross Award for excellence in the classical tradition from the Institute of Classical Architecture and Classical America in Manhattan.
(La Rocco) BHARATA NATYAM DANCE OF INDIA (Saturday) The Indian dancer Priyadarsini Govind brings the ancient classical tradition of Bharata Natyam to the Skirball Center for one night.
Nur Jahan - who was trained in the classical tradition of dhrupad and Lata Mangeshkar were the touchstones for all other singers, says Rehman.
Des Esseintes might have frowned at these antics, but the classical tradition seemed, for the moment, irresistibly vital.
He was fully conversant with the classical tradition, drawing for his own purposes on such writers as Virgil, Cicero, and Boethius.
Predictably, the majority of entries concern individual dancers, choreographers, works and companies from the western classical tradition: 13 pages for Petipa, nine for Nijinsky, six for "Swan Lake", 11 for the Royal Ballet.The encyclopedia's entries are liberally illustrated with photographs, drawings and diagrams.
To oversee the world-music programming, Ms. Schuman brought in Robert Browning, whose World Music Institute has been an important force in the presentation of the folk and classical traditions of other cultures in New York for a quarter century.
Edexcel have so far given McCabe short shrift, telling her that not many female composers have been "prominent in the Western Classical tradition (or others for that matter)".
In response to an email from Jessy, the head of music wrote: "Given that female composers were not prominent in the western classical tradition (or others for that matter), there would be very few female composers that could be included".
