As part of a standardized program with an extensive syllabus, they spend hours in simulators familiarizing themselves with the instrumentation and take courses in aviation history, aviation law, advanced avionics and cockpit automation as well as English, economics and meteorology.
Without musical instrumentation, professional storytellers can market themselves to producers by calling their performance "spoken word".
(See also instrumentation; transposing musical instrument).
Its line-up is the instrumental quintet of Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire plus percussion, but he envisages writing something for them to play live against a pre-recorded tape of themselves, so that the instrumentation is doubled: "You know that wonderful moment in Stravinsky's Agon with the two flutes and castanets - I'd love to do something like that!
When you listen to a "Jungle Terror" track you realize that further definition of the genre is entirely unnecessary: the aggressive drums and a rollercoaster of synths peppered with tribal instrumentation and animal noises speak for themselves.
Parametric images, however, are easily corrupted by noise and artifacts derived from instrumentation as well as subject animals themselves.
In the present study, the removal of filling material simultaneously to the instrumentation (PT and M2 groups) did not differ among themselves, but the group M2 left a smaller amount of remaining material compared to the PT group (3.26 mm and 4.14 mm, respectively) considering the absolute values.
But it was only at the moment of the soundtrack recording sessions themselves that Kostal would decide to thin the instrumentation, take out a horn line here or perhaps double a clarinet line elsewhere.
And because they often play high-profile roles in the criminal justice system, forensic scientists arm themselves with the most modern analytical techniques and instrumentation available.
Congregations themselves vary from the virtually mute to the sonorous, while instrumentation spans both the lone organ and the chamber orchestra.
