Tonight in a concert starting at 8 30, Emanuel Ax plays K.482, in E flat, in an all-Mozart program framed by symphonies, Nos. 25 and 40, and conducted by James Conlon.
Her program frames a generous helping of Chopin (four mazurkas and the F minor Ballade) with works by Schubert (the Sonata in A, D. 959) and Ravel (the Sonatine).
"Lorillard's 'Tobacco is whacko if you're a teen' program frames smoking as an adult activity, which, as any parent knows and tobacco industry documents recognize, is one of the most effective ways to tempt teens to try a forbidden activity".
At the second, Deborah Voigt sings Barber's wrenching "Andromache's Farewell" and Strauss's "Four Last Songs" on a program framed by Sibelius's Symphony No. 7 and Shostakovich's Symphony No. 9. Tuesday and Wednesday at 8, Carnegie Hall, (212) 247-7800, carnegiehall.org; $31 to $102.
Using a software program, frames were restored and then a digital intermediate was color corrected.
Other states have also rebranded their programs, framing expansion as a state-driven effort rather than a federal mandate.
That year Mr. Marsalis also began working with Lincoln Center, developing concert programming framed around the great jazz musicians of history.
Once a series of orchestra concerts, it is now a handful of chamber music programs, framed by folk and jazz concerts, with ensembles amplified to overcome the ambient noise of the park and the not-so-distant rumble of traffic.
Pittsburgh is offering full-day summer programs framed as "camp" for all their elementary and middle school students that incorporate academics along with enrichment activities like judo and rowing.
Fig. 2 Typical programmed instruction (intrinsic programming) frame.
