As a composer he has lost his place in the repertory, and as an executant he is remembered generally by collectors with an interest in historic recordings ."
12.
Lifschey is depicted in the Santa Monica Library Murals by American artist Stanton Macdonald-Wright as part of a panel of famous executants on musical instruments .
13.
During the seventeenth century it was impossible for a woman to pursue a profession and Wilbraham is said to have used male executant architects to supervise construction in her place.
14.
Forbes was a pupil of George Thomas Smart, Johann Nepomuk Hummel, Ignaz Moscheles, and Henri Herz, and had greater success as executant and teacher than as composer.
15.
In 1798 he became attached to the theatre at Frankfurt as first cellist, where he occupied himself much with composition, and enjoyed a great reputation both as executant and teacher.
16.
A veteran of 30 years of taking orders and executant of 26 hits, Lefty not only is broke, but he can't help noticing he's always passed over for promotions.
17.
In Europe bastinado was a frequently encountered form of corporal punishment particularly in German areas, where it was mainly carried out to enforce public humiliation ), while former executants are usually obliged to confidentiality.
18.
As the skin texture under the soles or the feet can naturally endure high levels of strain, injuries demanding medical attention, such as lacerations or bruises, are rarely inflicted if certain precautions are observed by the executant.
19.
Although it is often claimed that she was her own architect, there is no conclusive documentary evidence for this and it is most likely that the executant architect was William Taylor, who is known to have been at Weston Park in 1674.
20.
According to music critic Ted Libbey, " Szell's formidable musicianship and paternal authority commanded equal measures of respect from the Cleveland players, who under his baton achieved what was probably the highest executant standard of any orchestra in the world ."
