The section of the report called "What We Heard" includes some worries about children seeing gay couples on a base ("Adam and Steve") and about sharing showers, and this: "Some will be flamboyant; they might get a beating".
The list of composers whose works are to be heard includes John Adams, Django Bates, Charles Coleman, Michael Daugherty, Matt Herskowitz, Shafer Mahoney, James MacMillan, Steve Reich and Marc Anthony Turnage.
Every voice should be heard, including voices of faith.
Others to be heard include Duke Jordan, Kenny Dorham and the Jazz Messengers.
Other phrases heard include, "Hey gays there's too much of you nowadays" and "Leave Russia".
Whispers could be heard, including Sasha's commentary on her father's 18-minute Inaugural Address.
Several speakers were heard, including M. Pauron, one of the prominent leaders of the movement.
The composers to be heard include Harry Partch, Elizabeth Brown, Joshua Fried, Julia Wolfe, Marc Mellits, Kyaw Kyaw Naing, Marti Epstein, Diderik Wagenaar, Evan Ziporyn, David Lang, John Godfrey, Michael Gordon, David Chesworth, Arnold Dreyblatt, Dan Plonsey, Sussan Deyhim, Ivo Papasov, Wu Man and James Makubuya.
Then more shooting could be heard, including the distinct sound of American M-16s and M-4s.
He conducted the Chamber Orchestra of Europe in three Brahms concerts; the two I heard, including the "German Requiem," were predictably fine.
Examples I have heard include: "That really gets up my goat", which is a deeply disturbing image.
