Among the dozen tracks are four by Ms. Dugas and one jointly composed by Ms. Dugas and the band's fiddler-mandolinist-keyboardist, Tania Elizabeth.
They apparently liked to puncture each other with knives, and jointly composed a poem called the "Asshole Sonnet," complete with beautifully wrought, anatomically minute descriptions of that orifice.
A sextet from the Knights (usually a chamber orchestra) performed lively, folkish improvisations from a work they jointly composed to accompany an exhibition at the Wolfsonian Museum in Miami Beach.
At the same time, he and Schiller jointly composed a collection of satirical epigrams in the manner of Roman poet Martial (Xenien ["Xenia"]), which caused a literary furor and temporarily made them both very unpopular.
Frédéric Chopin and Auguste Franchomme jointly composed a Grand duo concertant on themes from the opera, for cello and piano, in 1832, and the Italian pianist and composer Adolfo Fumagalli composed an elaborate fantasy on the opera for left hand alone as his Op.
The specious present they jointly compose is a (short-ish) period of continuous experiencing, spread through ordinary time.
Molecular phylogenetic analyses have shown that tree ferns are the sister group of polypods, and then the two groups jointly compose the sister group to heterosporous ferns [ 56, 58, 59, 61- 65].
The artifact (an arrowhead) was composed of multiple continuous and discrete attributes which jointly generated a complex multimodal adaptive landscape that likely reflects actual cultural fitness environments.
The model for the survey, developed jointly by researchers and planners, is composed of four steps: methodological development of data collection; national survey and regional ranking; national analysis; and applications.
According to the P2P-collaboration model, several SMEs form a composed service in a P2P way and this way jointly become a supplier for a higher-level service consumer.
