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Sinatra's 1957 album "Come Fly With Me," the first of several collaborations with Mr. May, reached No. 1 on the Billboard chart and established Mr. May as one of the leading arrangers on the West Coast.

Its material continues her late-blooming adventures in songwriting with mostly original songs, including several collaborations with the French-Canadian duo Kate and Anna McGarrigle, who appeared onstage on Saturday as backup singers.

Cox never forgave, to put it lightly, the producers of 1999's Molokai: The Story of Father Damien (one of several collaborations with actor David Wenham) after they fired him from his own film.

David Shoemaker, who became N.B.A. China's chief executive in June, said the N.B.A.'s agenda now involves several collaborations with the Chinese league, including exchanges in which Chinese coaches and referees receive training in the United States, as well as a basketball academy in southern China to develop elite players.

Of the more than 100 film scores that Williams composed for Hollywood, for which he won multiple Oscars, Grammys, and other awards, his single most-enduring creation is arguably the music he wrote for Star Wars, the first of several collaborations with Lucas on the Star Wars series.

The shorter works of Wodeham comprise several collaborations with his teacher William of Ockham.

(Eichler) MICHAEL GORDON (Tomorrow) This inventive composer has undertaken several collaborations in recent years with the filmmaker Bill Morrison, whose preferred medium at the moment is disintegrating silent film stock from around the 1920's.

"John Barry captured the essence of the Bond films of the 60s and 70s, with lush strings, grand compositions and several collaborations for Bond theme songs with Dame Shirley Bassey.

All the dances but one were created either this year or last year, all but one were solos and several were collaborations with artists and musicians.

He owes this sensibility in part to several formative collaborations with interior designers, including the late Belgian decorator Jean de Meulder, who taught Van Duysen what he calls "l'art de vivre".

Much better was Jimmy the Gent, the first of several successful collaborations with James Cagney, this time in the role of a charismatic con man who is taught a lesson by Davis.