This is usually in collaborations of two to five people.
But the teams in close pursuit are similar collaborations of skilled researchers and engineers.
In May he will present another tribute, this time to the collaborations of Miles Davis and Gil Evans.
Their partnership is widely acknowledged as one of the great cross-art form collaborations of the 21st century to date.
Pietre dure — one of the most eye-boggling collaborations of man and nature — is the superfine inlay (mostly on furniture) or small sculpture made from semiprecious stones.
Russell and Lawrence are one of the great, symbiotic, cinematic collaborations of our time – each other's spirit animals, no-filter friends.
The musicians had come together beforehand to discuss ideas and collaborations of their distinctive styles and traditions, but otherwise the show was "entirely unscripted and spontaneous," she said.
These include Tom Brokaw's "Greatest Generation" and the collaborations of Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg, the happy few who made "Saving Private Ryan" and "Band of Brothers".
"We are talking about collaborations of 1000s of people these days, so that is quite a significant intellectual power that comes to it after leaving a working group.
The concerts, at 8 tonight and Saturday night in Alice Tully Hall, are the first collaborations of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with a foreign big band.
Lucinda Childs's DANCE was created 32 years ago, and watching its revival now is to see it as one of the blindingly seminal collaborations of its era.
