It was Shelvey's first goal in the Premier League for Newcastle and, allied to how he orchestrated play for much of the first half, the ideal way to strengthen his chances of persuading Gareth Southgate to draft him into England's World Cup squad.
Mr. Burns's first movie credit was Woody Allen's "Bananas" (1971) but the film that established him in Hollywood was "Cabaret" (1972), which he orchestrated and for which he composed new music.
Moorad was unable to generate the kind of bidding war at these meetings that he orchestrated last year for Manny Ramirez, who wound up with a contract paying him $20 million a year.
His masterpieces are The White Peacock (1915, part of the piano suite Four Roman Sketches), which he orchestrated in 1919 for a ballet sequence; The Pleasure Dome of Kubla Khan (1919, after the poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge); and the Poem for flute and orchestra (1918), written for Georges Barrère.
I first saw Jovanovic six years ago, as he orchestrated a 5 1 win for Vojvodina over Sartid (a game that was particularly memorable for the evacuation of half the stadium at half-time when some local schoolchildren lobbed a teargas canister into the away end).
He began a long association with Neil Young when he orchestrated "Expecting to Fly" for the Buffalo Springfield in 1967.
In 1909, while still a virtual unknown, he orchestrated a Chopin number for the ballet "Les Sylphides" as part of the opening season of Diaghilev's Ballets Russes.
And a bomb in a restaurant in Iraq's parliament building killed at least two MPs and wounded dozens of people.Though Iraq's firebrand Shia cleric, Muqtada al-Sadr, has not been seen for months, he orchestrated a huge demonstration in the holy city of Najaf to call for American troops to leave.
For the Belvedere, a hotel on the Greek island of Mykonos, for example, he orchestrated a turndown service in which 30 candles are lighted in each room.
He orchestrated all of the percussion for everything on the record.
