composer

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• I am a director, producer, a writer, composer, choreographer.

• “We hope that giving people more choices for image cropping and previewing what they’ll look like in the tweet composer may help reduce the risk of harm,” it adds, suggesting tweet previews could in future include visual controls for users.

• In addition to increasing the representation of new composers, the Philharmonic is also commissioning new works that address classical music’s history directly.

• The Institute for Composer Diversity polled 120 orchestral seasons and found that fewer than 6 percent of performed works were by composers from “underrepresented racial cultural and ethnic heritages.”

• This effort doesn’t tarnish Beethoven’s legacy — in fact, it celebrates a composer who wanted to break all the rules in pursuit of a better world.

• Her story, and that of her composer, so unlike those of any other opera, have a drama of all their own.

• Almost 80 years ago, the controversy it raised came close to costing its composer his life.

• “Lyova, you know I have a funny feeling about this invitation,” he told Levon Atovmyan, a close friend and fellow composer.

• They sent me clips of music when they were hiring a composer.

• But in any case, Eno was not the appropriate composer for the score.

• Henry Rowley Bishop, a noted English music composer, died, aged 68.