(Smith) 'Arpita Singh' (through Jan . 5 Arpita Singh, who was born in West Bengal in 1937 and has long lived in New Delhi, makes an infrequent New York appearance with this small, fine show of recent watercolors.
As a sequel to a favorable review I wrote of one of his infrequent New York appearances a year ago, when his fee was restricted to a measly five figures, I received a sad little note signed "The most unappreciated fighter in the world, Archie Moore".
But anyone who has heard this young Lithuanian pianist — in one of her infrequent New York recitals, as a member of the Naumburg Award-winning Trio Cavatina or as a most valuable player in season after season at the Bard Music Festival — knows that she is an artist of commanding technique, refined temperament and persuasive insight.
On Friday night Mr. Carreras gave one of his infrequent New York recitals, with the pianist Lorenzo Bavaj, and it was a bittersweet occasion.
But Ms. Cheng's copious gifts are scarcely a mystery here, a point proved by the sizable, luminary-filled throng that assembled for one of her too infrequent New York appearances, at Le Poisson Rouge on Wednesday night.
Ms. Kilgore, who is based in Oregon and makes infrequent New York appearances, is a wonderfully fluent jazz stylist with clear enunciation who exudes a serene mastery of phrasing that has the same long-lined overview as Holiday's, with less emphatic punctuation.
But even if it is free, thin and infrequent, The New Observer is seen locally as a newspaper, and its conviction worries first amendment lawyers like Jeremy Feigelson of Debevoise & Plimpton in Manhattan.
Serious radiation injuries are still infrequent, and the new equipment is undeniably successful in diagnosing and fighting disease.
In addition, the database recognizes whether a visiting customer is a new, infrequent, lapsed or loyal customer — and serves appropriate messages and ads.
Even as an admitted fairly infrequent purchaser of new gadgets, I personally have six different platforms available to me through which I can rent my little heart out.
For many years, we have grown used to the infrequent arrival of new drugs to the market place.
