10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXECUTANCY»
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executancy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A History of the Faculty of Arts at the University of ...
Edgeloe describes how amending the University regulations was perceived to be
a 'radical step to allow executancy at an appropriately high level'.4 The formal
inclusion of performance in the degree came about in 1907 at the instigation of ...
Nick Harvey, Jean Fornasiero, Greg McCarthy, 2012
2
The Biography of Leopold de Meyer: Imperial and Royal Court ...
The Marche Marocaine, his Nottumes, the Depart et Retour, Bajazet, Norma,
Lucrezia, le Galop de Bravoure, are the pieces of his composition which he has
adopted, and in which he displays all the elegance, all the facility of executancy,
...
3
Annual Report: With an Appendix and the Rules of the Society
Nevertheless the precision of Mr. Costa's forces was apparent throughout, and
the general executancy, although not faultless, upheld the credit of the society.
There are several compositions in this celebrated oratorio which in their way
have ...
Sacred Harmonic Society (London), 1850
It is probably, we may add, the absence of fiery brilliancy and point that gives the
executancy of Sontag its peculiar potency. The notes, small as they are, are as
distinct as if they were emitted from an organ of three times the volume ; and, like
...
5
Memoir of Miss Catherine Hayes
... the most cumbersome and unwieldy of instruments; to play upon it at all is not
an easy matter, but to play with it, as does Signor Bottesini, is something quite
unparalleled in the annals of musical executancy. Signor Bottesini has not the
deep ...
6
The Wordsworth Thesaurus: For Home, Office and Study
... rib, ridicule, take a rise out of, tantalize, taunt, torment, twit, vex, worry.
technique n. address, adroitness, approach, art, artistry, course, craft,
craftsmanship, delivery, executancy, execution, expertise, facility, fashion, knack,
know-how, manner ...
Wordsworth, William, 1993
7
Guerrilla Metaphysics: Phenomenology and the Carpentry of Things
But there was a deeper problem here that both authors failed to note: namely, it
cannot be true that the sheer executancy of the things is what becomes visible,
even if in simulated form. For the executant reality of a thing would be a sheer ...
8
An Alphabetical List of English Words Occurring in the ...
B Execrative, adj. Carl Execratively, adv. Carl Execute, v. a. do, R Burton, Rus
Executancy, sb. (in music), Ti Execution (in art), Ruskin Executioner, sb. Oliphant
Executive, adj. and sb. B Executor (of a will), B Execute , adj. that needs to be
done ...
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Transactions (Cofnodion a chyfansoddiadau).
diverse qualities of tone that characterise the several instruments which
constitute a complete band are combined, and musical executancy reaches its
highest perfection in this combination. In declaring the award for orchestral
performance ...
Eisteddfod genedlaethol Cymru, 1884
10
The Musical Standard: A Newspaper for Musicians, ...
Her wonderful powers of executancy excited the admiration, even the marvel, of
connoisseurs last season, and the sensation was renewed on May 19th. Dr.
Johnson, on hearing a “fire-eating” pianist of the period play a tremedously
difficult ...
