Then, on Oct. 20, "Miles Davis and Gil Evans: Still Ahead" will gather six soloists, including the trumpeter Terence Blanchard and the bassist Christian McBride, in front of a full orchestra led by Vince Mendoza, for a re-creation of the landmark original arrangements of the classic Davis recordings of "Porgy and Bess," "Sketches of Spain" and "Miles Ahead".
But it's also true that this series entered 2012 having failed to deliver any kind of landmark entry since that arrangement began in 2005.
Exploration of spatial arrangements of large landmarks does not facilitate LTD in CA1 but does so effectively in the dentate gyrus (DG) (Kemp and Manahan-Vaughan 2008b).
The main working hypothesis is that ideally, identical symmetric cerebral hemispheres will exhibit similar impedance spectra, given that the measurements are taken with electrode arrangements using anatomical landmarks from the midsagittal plane.
He recorded a landmark series of small-group jazz arrangements of Broadway scores for Warner Brothers in the late '50s, made several well-received albums for Prestige in the '60s and earned an entry in Leonard Feather's original "Encyclopedia of Jazz".
A newly recovered manuscript of a piano arrangement of Beethoven's landmark string quartet piece "Grosse Fuge" sold to an anonymous bidder at Sotheby's in London yesterday for $1.95 million.
Alex George published a new taxonomic arrangement of Banksia in his landmark 1981 monograph The genus Banksia L.f. (Proteaceae).
Conventional planning involving simple field arrangements and relying on bony landmarks still forms a large part of our educational programme.
Apparently, expansion was on Morrison's mind during the landmark album's creative process that reached beyond mundane arrangements and traditional recording routines.
"The proposed glass box addition, plunked on top of the landmark, is simply too large and lacks the compositional organization and the arrangement of details that would relate it to the landmark," said Lisa Kersavage, with the Municipal Art Society.
