How different would rolled-out PES tenders perform in low-income countries, and would they require distinct design features?
Here the thorny and tender music, performed live by the Eastman School of Music Ensemble on instruments from piano and violin to vibraphone and marimba, seems to be doing the choreographing.
Having devoted this year's Focus! festival to the composers who sought to create a mainstream American style after World War II, the Juilliard School found an ideal finale in Aaron Copland's second opera, "The Tender Land," performed at the Peter Jay Sharp Theater on Saturday night.
Following this, Usher asked both producers to create a song similar to their 1985 "Tender Love", performed by R&B vocal group Force MDs.
HOA was assessed by a specialist physician (SD) in terms of number of painful (at rest or at pressure) and tender (swollen) joints (performed for all distal and proximal interphalangeal joints and thumb base) and presence of Heberden's or Bouchard's nodes.
After obtaining written informed consent, the following assessments were performed: tender and swollen hand and finger joint counts; full skin status using the modified Rodnan skin score; and functional assessment using the German-language questionnaire Funktionsfragebogen Hannover (FFbH) with values ranging from 0 to 100, the latter reflecting completely normal function [ 12].
Another highlight was Ms. von Otter's slightly sassy yet tender performance of the standard "Walkin' My Baby Back Home," performed in a version with Swedish lyrics.
A tender point count is performed by applying 4 kg pressure manually to 18 predefined tender points, and then asking the patient whether these areas are tender.
The finest song is probably "Just Like That," a lament for the quick passing of the childhood years performed with tender care by Ms. Dilly.
At his tender age, he has performed 3,000 shows in the United States, Japan, Italy, Germany, Monaco and the Bahamas, sometimes three times a day, seven days a week.
