21M.426 MIT Wind Ensemble Frederick Harris, Jr. Designed for advanced instrumentalists who are committed to the analysis, performance, and recording of woodwind, brass, and percussion literature from the Renaissance through the 21st century.
Similarly, Putin said Russia was committed to the fight against performance-enhancing drugs despite the International Athletics Federation suspending its track-and-field team for systematic doping.
Within sport, a tremendous amount of effort is committed to the on-the-field performance of athletes and coaches, neglecting the off-the-field performance and development of sport managers.
David is a member of the Anubis Quartet, a new generation modular saxophone ensemble committed to the creation, progression and performance of new art music.
Historically, family businesses who traditionally have closer ties to their workers and who committed to the shares-for-personal performance idea have generously shared 10-20% on top of wages year after year with cash profit sharing, but they generally want to keep 100% of the equity ownership to themselves.
The Program in Jazz Studies is open to juniors and seniors who have the appropriate background, and who are committed to studying the performance practices and rich cultural legacy of jazz.
Some Christmas performances abridge the work to feature only Part I and the "Hallelujah" chorus, but many ensembles commit to the nearly three-hour performance.
For example, one prominent theory that has influenced the work of The World Anti-Doping Association WADAA), the international organization committed to policing performance enhancement in elite sport, is the view that just as healing is the point or goal or end of surgery, so the virtuous perfection of natural talents is the point or goal or end of sport (Murray 2009).
