Brahms also wrote epic concertos, sonatas and chamber works that at once honored and utterly transformed the Classical forms.
There are two delightful small Haydn houses in Austria, at Rohrau and Eisenstadt, while fabled Eszterhaza, Prince Nicholas Esterhazy's "little Versailles," where Haydn transformed the classical symphony and invented the string quartet, still stands, on the Hungarian side.
In the run-up to Beijing's hosting the Olympic Games in 2008, Mr. Sui similarly transformed the classical Greek "Discobolus"; the work is set to join an exhibition at the British Museum from June 1 to Sept. 9 on a series of discus throwers sculpted through the ages to mark London's staging of the 2012 Olympics.
Duke Ellington's band transforms the classical ballet into a cool-cat jazz number with Vegas glitz and Hollywood glamour.
Esser et al. (2006) elegantly transformed the classical protocol (Bliss and Lomo 1973) to a TMS EEG experiment in order to directly demonstrate long-term potentiation (LTP).
The approach is a mixed form of the standard Laplace transform with the classical Homotopy perturbation technique.
FFT (fast Fourier transform algorithm), the classical five-point explicit numerical schemes and the additive operator splitting (AOS) schemes can be used for the heat equation.
Compared with the classical wavelet transform, the LWT requires less computation and memory, and can produce integer-to-integer wavelet transform.
He left, he said during an interview by phone from his family home in Valencia, because the Ministry of Culture wanted to transform the company into a classical dance troupe.
Fragments of his work at Tegea (National Archaeological Museum, Athens) show his technique in the deep-sunk eye sockets that characterize his faces and that transform the hitherto passionless features of Classical sculpture into studies of intense emotion.
For some values of the parameters, this system can be transformed to the classical Lorenz system.
