"In addition, when participants self-fit the Bose Hearing Aid, they generally preferred those hearing aid settings over the professionally-selected setting," the FDA wrote in a blog post.
The focus is on the work of Derek Walcott, who is among the most widely admired poets writing in English today, and who will be present to read as well as to hear new settings of his verse by a range of American composers: Milton Babbitt, Charles Wuorinen, Bernard Rands and Tania León.
The term can be used in formal and casual settings, but it is more likely to be heard in formal settings.
There is not even the usual murmuring heard in such settings when a long putt drops in the hole or just misses it.
Pick of the morning recitals was the German tenor Rainer Trost in a selection of rarely heard Schubert songs, settings of poems by his loyal pals (and, indeed, himself) rather than the usual Goethe or Schiller.
Once, during a church service in Bonn, she heard some musical settings of Novalis's poems, his "Hymns to the Night," and she began to look into his life....Not all of her late novels are so weird and exalted.
Of the vocal scores performed later in the festival, the most compelling was "In the Distances of Sleep" (2006), six refined and at times movingly dramatized Wallace Stevens settings, heard in a ravishing performance by the mezzo-soprano Kate Lindsey on Tuesday.
(Chinen) Orrin Evans Trio (Monday) Orrin Evans is an astute postbop pianist often heard in combustible settings, but the title of his new album, "...It Was Beauty" (Criss Cross), signals a subtle shift in intention.
The material was no different than anything the kids or parents have heard in other settings and had the twist of having fun activities to show just how easy combating these issues truly is.
Instead of often-heard settings of Goethe and Rellstab, the poets on the program at McCarter Theater are Schiller and four others far less known today.
What I heard operated on two settings: nasty funk and wine-dark ballads.
