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And, of course, the performance of "Candle in the Wind", the only time it has ever been performed, by Elton John, to a throng of weeping onlookers.

But, strangely, no such experiment has ever been performed.

It's hard to decide whether this is the most brilliant or the most ridiculous literary trick that has ever been performed around the fraught, often pretentious task of rendering musical sublimity in words.

The yearlong Complete Works of Shakespeare Festival, also involving international companies and other British professional and amateur groups, "is the first time that Shakespeare's entire canon has ever been performed together at the same event," the company's announcement said.

The anonymous charges, first reported in the British tabloids, were the "result of jealousy," said Mr. Easdon, who denied that anything more surgically invasive than a procedure resembling a tonsillectomy had ever been performed on the dog.

In 2004, Mr. Oser — himself a violinist — founded New Paths in Music, a nonprofit organization in Manhattan that presents the work of foreign composers whose music has rarely if ever been performed in this country.

Among the many things we don't know about Bach's six cello suites is whether they were performed during the composer's lifetime, or whether they were intended to ever be performed at all.

Devotional songs and statements, however, persistently deny all mechanical views of divine exchanges, insisting that humans have nothing to give, that everything belongs to God, and that no truly religious action should ever be performed instrumentally.

"That we've found this strange, beautiful play – only the fourth Bulgarian play to ever be performed in the UK – to work on together so soon after Uncle Vanya is thrilling, particularly in a climate where any Bulgarian references in the media relate to immigration".

It is unlikely that they will ever be performed, as the disease is so rare.

The technique is unlikely to ever be performed on healthy humans, but the researchers say it may prove useful for people who've suffered strokes or other brain injuries.