In 1972, Virgil Thomson wrote that Elliott Carter was America's "most admired composer of learned music and the one most solidly esteemed internationally," an appreciation that was still accurate when Carter died, last month, at the age of a hundred and three.
Its catalogue consists largely of albums by talented avant-garde composers who don't naturally seek the limelight, and… In 1972, Virgil Thomson wrote that Elliott Carter was America's "most admired composer of learned music and the one most solidly esteemed internationally," an appreciation… "What a bonheur!
By Russell Platt In 1972, Virgil Thomson wrote that Elliott Carter was America's "most admired composer of learned music and the one most solidly esteemed internationally," an appreciation that was still accurate when Carter died, last month, at the age of a hundred and three.
Hume's authority, spiritual depth and diplomatic skill earned him great esteem internationally among his fel low bishops and cardinals, and he was given the important task of being Relator at the Synod on Consecrated Life in Rome in 1994.
Wendy Piatt, director general of the Russell Group of Universities, said: "The broad message of these tables is clear – the leading UK research universities are held in high esteem internationally but countries like China and Korea, which are investing massively in their best institutions, are snapping at our heels.
He is internationally esteemed for his doctrine of nonviolent protest to achieve political and social progress.
Gandhi is internationally esteemed for his doctrine of nonviolent protest (satyagraha) to achieve political and social progress.
The institute also hosts annual international workshops on contemporary geodynamics research, and brings internationally esteemed scientists to Cornell through the Jack E. Oliver Visiting Professorship.
JERUSALEM, Nov. 21 — In recent days, Aharon Barak, the internationally esteemed jurist and retired chief justice of Israel, has broken a self-imposed silence and spoken publicly against an old friend, Daniel Friedmann, Israel's minister of justice.
Whelan breaks a thick glass ceiling at the internationally esteemed NYCB, which, since its inception, has been led exclusively by men: founder George Balanchine, followed by Martins in partnership with choreographer Jerome Robbins, and then Martins alone.
A lavish party — designed by the government to court the Japanese industrialist Mr. Hosokawa, with a special performance by the internationally esteemed lyric soprano Roxane Coss, whom he has long loved from afar — is invaded by a tiny army of terrorists, consisting of three revolutionary "generals" and fifteen youthful recruits from the impoverished countryside.
