Hartman held a joint appointment in English and Comparative Literature, as did Miller (known for the range of his nineteenth-century scholarship and his lucid prose as much as for his interpretive approach) until he departed in the late eighties for the University of California, Irvine.
Widely acknowledged for his interpretive skills of great orchestral works and depending on who you ask in Philly, he is a Bruckner or Schumann specialist, but to others it's Mahler or Tchaikovsky.
Over the years Mr. Zander -- a musician with equal repositories of energy, emotion and ego -- has attracted his share of debunkers for his quirky interpretive ideas about the standard repertory.
In calling for 'a social science that matters', Flyvbjerg (2001), for example, describes how his interpretive study of the relationship between rationality and power within an urban planning process ultimately led to the establishment of processes for democratic dialogue and decision-making in urban planning.
Capistrano de Abreu, in full João Capistrano de Abreu, (born October 23, 1853, Maranguape, Brazil died August 13 , 1927 Rio de Janeiro), Brazilian historian best known for his large-scale interpretive work on Brazil's colonial history.
October 23, 1853 Maranguape, Brazil August 13 , 1927Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Capistrano de Abreu, in full João Capistrano de Abreu (born October 23, 1853, Maranguape, Brazil died August 13 , 1927 Rio de Janeiro), Brazilian historian best known for his large-scale interpretive work on Brazil's colonial history.
For those who really like extreme productions, Mr. Kupfer may seem old-fashioned, but he digs deep into the fabric of an opera for interpretive ideas rather than dreaming up a concept and then foisting it on the work.
American popular singer known for his smooth voice and interpretive abilities with songs in a variety of genres.
Dr. Collins said that getting the human DNA sequence completed was a higher priority for his institute than the interpretive projects.
He was also known for his scholarly volumes of interpretive essays and translations of works by Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Plato.
(Tommasini) ★ Benjamin Grosvenor (Sunday) For several years now, this English pianist has been causing a substantial stir among critics and audiences alike for his astounding technical prowess and interpretive boldness.
