Mr. Williams, a pianist, uses almost every arranging technique possible within the limitations of swinging jazz: pedal tones, microtonal bends and slurs in the melodies, polyphony and ostinatos.
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They've had more time to adjust — they look composed and orderly, with every object arranged in its place by the hand of someone who loved its former occupant, as if the rooms are meant to remain this way forever.
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During the competitive period in the break for national team competitions, every team arranged 3 days with the researchers within the given period to allow the players to perform the proposed tests.
He gave it to the English department at the university in Albany, to found something called the Writers Institute, which every year arranged a programme of free lectures by writers.
"Moonfleet" — as shadowy and sinuous as "Metropolis" is bright and hard — is one of those late films that at first seems made without effort or ambition but which turns out to contain its author's personality in every elegantly arranged image.
William G. Young, an actuary from Norwalk, Conn., who practices clarinet an hour every evening, arranged to be in a chamber group with his brother-in-law, Harry Kaplan, a bassoonist and internist from Towson, Md . Ahalf-dozen enthusiastic members of their family descended on Baltimore to hear them perform.
She personally arranged every object in every room in Fenway Court, and commanded in her will that nothing, however small, be subtracted from or added to that extraordinary installation.
Invaluably, he arranged every dance session — no two the same — to demonstrate Cunningham's diversity.
