Costs of music lessons in Pembrokeshire, for example, are expected to rise by up to £4 an hour, with an additional travel cost of around £60 per pupil per term for transport to ensemble practices which was previously free, all as a result of Pembrokeshire county council music service needing to cut their funding by £75,000 in 2014/15, and having to cut by the same amount in 2015/16.
What this eager ensemble practices may not be exactly what Jimmy Smith devised back in the fifties, but it's not that far removed either.
But we're told that Mr. Schwarzman — who confidently delivered the speech wearing a traditional white-tie ensemble — practiced giving the full speech only twice before Thursday night.
In practice, ensemble forecasts cannot account for every source of uncertainty, and many uncertainties are difficult to quantify accurately.
("Détournement," the reuse of pre-existing artistic elements or media in a new ensemble — another practice favored by Debord — was on full display here).
There is enough room for a sizable chamber ensemble to practice without being cramped by a five-octave marimba parked along one wall.
During a recent rehearsal in Tbilisi, the Ensemble Basiani practiced a traditional Gurian piece, a wild, multilayered, partially improvised song during which one singer yodeled with enthusiastic abandon.
We think that supporting ongoing exploration of viable forms of living, individually and collectively, provides an overall rubric that encourages this ensemble of practices rather than having to defend each of them separately in more local terms.
NPT has a robust theoretical basis and explains how the work of enacting an ensemble of practices (in this case the components of treatment burden) is accomplished through the operation of four mechanisms: 'coherence' (sense making work); 'cognitive participation' (relationship work); 'collective action' (enacting work); and 'reflexive monitoring' (appraisal work) [ 43].
Basically, your rehearsals are ensemble.
