– it's that he has given us a way of hearing the "resistance", the "materials and energies" in all musical sounds, including "conventional" notes and rhythms.
The resulting feedback is more comprehensive than the more conventional notes scrawled in the margin, and Stannard, who works at the University of Westminster, now believes it has the potential to revolutionise distance learning.
Feldman sometimes used optical graphics that replaced conventional notes on the musical staff.
It opens on a bizarrely conventional note, with jangly guitars and lush strings, then unravels over 53 minutes.
"If you look beyond health effects, there are plenty of other reasons to buy organic instead of conventional," noted Bravata.
In Asian languages such as Korean and Indian, the conventional note labels are mainly based on the vowel /a/ (Korean: Da, La, Ma, Ba, Sa, Ga, Na; Indian: Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni).
Cyber warfare represents for every government an efficient alternative to conventional weapons," notes InfoSec Institute.
While DNA-informed breeding has become conventional, Peace notes that a gap separates modern genomics discoveries from their practical application by breeders.
Another school of conventional wisdom notes that in a post-cold war world, Germans no longer feel obliged to suppress their doubts about American policy for the sake of solidarity against the Soviet threat.
And regulations forcing manufacturers to reduce carbon-dioxide emissions are encouraging them to take the electric option seriously.But carmakers are also cleaning up internal-combustion engines and producing more small, low-consumption conventional cars, notes Daniel Schwarz, a motor-industry analyst at Commerzbank.
In lieu of conventional program notes, Mr. Bark provided a poem that offered a litany of baleful conditions — "where luxury disempowers the meek," "where gun threats seem acceptable for safety of your country" and the like — ending with "Here I live... dreaming shalom".
