Inspired by the writings of Thomas à Kempis, Mysteriën was composed for the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Andriessen's first ever work for his hometown band.
Alongside this premiere are revivals of three earlier works: the Place Prize commission Cult; Shechter's first ever work, Fragments; and the 2005 solo set to his own text-based score, performed here by rising dancer Philip Hulford.
Bikers without helmets tend to be the most damaged and pricey patients in hospitals; fewer than a third ever work again.
Since then, some small breakthroughs have occurred--the sale of the first-ever work of art created on Vine, the prominent art blog Art Fag City selling USBs full of art at the NADA fair, and new galleries dedicated to digital art exploring alternative funding models.
Harper Voyager [HarperCollins' science-fiction and fantasy imprint] has also bought both print and ebook rights in 22 of Bradbury's other titles, including his first ever published work, Dark Carnival, which has been out of print for years.
In 2014 it became the first ever social work employer to make it into the Times Top 100 list of graduate employers, and in 2015 it was ranked at 40, above Amazon, Facebook and Sky.
This would be my first ever festive work do, so I decided to make the most of it and have a few jars.
His first ever published work as a historian was a French-language tome, Le Rôle diplomatique des phanariotes de 1700 à 1821 ("The Diplomatic Role of Phanariotes from 1700 to 1821").
"In the 1980s, I discovered that Lewis Carroll's first ever published works were two poems in the Whitby Gazette – Coronach and the Lady of the Ladle – verified by the Lewis Carroll Society.
Tamarama, who played their feel good Australian surf rock, was the first band to ever work with Music Unites, playing the first benefit concert and continuing to show their support throughout the year.
What is interesting about that early print, untitled, from 1933, is that it is probably among the first Gottlieb ever worked on; the print combines a series of small whimsical portraits, each by a different artist.
