Ken Forrester is one South Africa's maestros with this grape.
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And The Blaze blend both mediums with the flair of maestros.
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Monetary maestros nudge interest rates up and down with meticulous precision.
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One result: a tradition of foreign-born maestros leading U.S. orchestras.
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For all the good will awaiting these maestros, some big questions hover.
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"It's not like we're maestros," one of the residents told the Times then.
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Makeup maestros are posting regal images to Instagram showing off some seriously impressive skills.
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Maestros before him, including his great mentor, Serge Koussevitzky, also had animated conducting styles.
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At the New York Philharmonic, this is a season of getting reacquainted with maestros.
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Neither of the appointed maestros is especially known for a commitment to new work.
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Most orchestras try to overlook their maestros' other gigs, as if they were infidelities.
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You watch an opening like that and know you are in the hands of maestros.
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El programa de capacitación para maestros de Kest fue comprado en 2011 por Life Time Inc.
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Ahora muchas escuelas han decidido restringir la asistencia a las ceremonias únicamente para maestros y estudiantes.
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Pero a los maestros se les otorga un amplio margen para impartir temas que Pekín considera subversivos.
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And even with a boom in international interest, local mezcal maestros have focused on quality production in small batches.
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The couple, who rekindled their romance in May, had a PDA-packed evening out at Maestros Steakhouse in Beverly Hills.
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If Mr Greenspan's career teaches us anything, it is that we should not expect too much of our monetary maestros.
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Además, muchos maestros han construido sus negocios y marcas personales en parte gracias a que se relacionan con estas personalidades.
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Se llevaban a la gente —catedráticos, maestros, periodistas, estudiantes—, a cualquiera que estuviera a favor de una sociedad más justa.
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Otras, incluyendo la Hong Kong Island Chaoren Association, una organización comunitaria con tendencias favorables a Pekín, culpan a los maestros.
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Los maestros y funcionarios del gobierno, por ejemplo, ganan un salario mínimo que no llega a los 10.000 bolívares al mes.
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Brian Borcherdt has been keeping busy the past few years, excavating sound as one half of electronic noise maestros Holy Fuck.
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People may think that they're multitasking maestros with all the practice they get, but a new study shows that they're wrong.
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The world's monetary maestros are eager to leave behind the near-zero interest rates that have prevailed since the financial crisis.
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Una experta sugirió a los padres y maestros tener en cuenta qué respuesta recibe el joven a cambio de este comportamiento.
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It has performed alongside the New York Philharmonic and has been conducted by musical maestros, including Arturo Toscanini and Leopold Stokowski.
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With Alan Gilbert ending his tenure as music director this spring, the orchestra knew it would be between maestros next season.
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Two of these maestros have since been to Stockholm to collect Nobel prizes: Paul Krugman in 2008 and Jean Tirole in 2014.
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I stopped over at Los Maestros, where they're known for throwing fried eggs and sliced bell peppers on top of ordinary cheese pizza.
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Los maestros de yoga, por su parte, no están regulados y no hay una asociación de la industria que se encargue de hacerlo.
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Entrevisté a más de cincuenta practicantes de yoga, entre ellos a maestros y dueños de estudios, sobre el contacto físico en esta disciplina.
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But the people who make these shows possible are the five full-time visual effects maestros who painstakingly blur all the private parts.
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Mr. Coppola had a reputation as an autocrat, more typical of the imperious maestros of his time than today's comparatively democratic podium-ites.
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Central banks are not given notional independence because the maestros who run them are mysterious geniuses who need the freedom to work their magic.
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Nuestro trabajo, como padres y maestros, es eliminar la tentación de la dependencia y hacerlos sentir que pueden hacer la mayoría de sus actividades.
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Despite that, 2,000 pizzerias dot the Argentine capital today, according to Javier Labaké, the Director of the School of Maestros Pizzeros, Empanaderos and Cocineros.
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Then you've got your Greek Fire types like LeBron and Russell Westbrook and Anthony Davis, and utilitarian maestros like Kawhi Leonard and Draymond Green.
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" Maureen Ryan of Variety compared the series to "classic Samurai films and kinetic action fare churned out by Hong Kong maestros of furious fists.
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Both can be seen as maestros of resentment with a populist anger fuelled by a sense that snooty experts are looking down on them.
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En la escuela, esa conducta puede ser el resultado del miedo al fracaso o la necesidad de mantener una imagen perfecta ante maestros y compañeros.
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For most of that time, the Philharmonic was led by the strong-willed conductor Herbert von Karajan, one of the towering maestros of the 21962th century.
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"No quiero que en este momento los maestros influyan en su opinión acerca de la situación de Hong Kong", señaló Joseph Yu, vicepresidente de la asociación.
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The ensembles are trying to make a virtue of a necessity of the modern music world: the fact that maestros are rarely wedded to one orchestra.
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But each year, the Recording Academy recognizes — and rewards one of — the mainstream maestros with the Producer of the Year (Non-Classical) trophy at the Grammy Awards.
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The Federacion de Maestros de Puerto Rico had already been decertified over a 2008 strike, so calling another one is hardly outside of the realm of possibility.
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Before his official inauguration in January 19303, Aymara "maestros," or ritual leaders, held their own ceremony at the pre-Incan site of Tiwanaku, west of La Paz.
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It inclines institutions to look past obvious problems and try their best to make their relationships with their maestros work, at most any financial or moral cost.
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De acuerdo con la Federación Venezolana de Maestros, miles de los 550.000 profesores del país no se presentaron a las aulas cuando las escuelas reabrieron en septiembre.
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They seeped into my life from the background, via the radio and summer camp guitar maestros and songs slipped onto mixtapes by boys looking to close the deal.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Mercedes Martinez, President of the Federación de Maestros de Puerto Rico (FMPR), is an outspoken critic of Secretary of Education Julia Keleher.
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It's not exactly surprising that major orchestras, whose Eurocentrism is in their DNA and whose programming remains centered on the European canon, still tend to hire European maestros.
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But even though they remain open to working in any genre, after the success of "Oculus" (2014), directed by Mike Flanagan, they were pegged as maestros of menace.
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Sobre los niños que sienten un enorme miedo al fracaso, otra experta, Katie Hurley, aconseja a los padres y maestros no evitar tareas o situaciones que puedan provocar ansiedad.
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Aida Diaz is the President of the Asociación de Maestros de Puerto Rico (AMPR), a 40,000-member teacher's union that worked with the Department of Education in school assessments.
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His calm, authoritative influence on the artists he worked with, alongside his tireless innovation in the studio, marks him out as one of music's most important mixing desk maestros.
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The Canadian Mr. Labadie, one of the Philharmonic's go-to maestros for early music, returned after an extended battle with lymphoma, and he conducted seated on a piano bench.
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Joseph Flummerfelt, the pre-eminent American choral conductor of his generation and a collaborator with some of the nation's most renowned orchestras and maestros, died on Friday in Indianapolis.
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Before your trip, email the Maestros del Mezcal, an advocacy organization that helps local producers bottle their liquor rather than sell it to a third-party, and eventually build their own brands; Maestros del Mezcal isn't a tour company, but if you ask, they'll take you to a few of the palenques (mezcal distilleries) in their cooperative to meet the owners, witness the process and purchase a likely unlabeled 750ml bottle for around $100.
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In this instance, the three characters are called Morgio Zoroger, Carla Wendos and Xangelix—three maestros who are tasked with saving the world from impending doom with their synth skills.
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The magazine gathered information from the online odds maestros at Sports Betting Experts and found out who fans think will bite the dust when season 7 rolls out this summer.
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Instead they fashion a sometimes sad, never tragic reflection well-suited to keyboard maestros Bob Stanley and Pete Wiggs's steady-state tunecraft and Sarah Cracknell's calm, affectionate, all-conquering competence.
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Hurley dice ver casos de incompetencia aprendida en pacientes a los que recientemente les han dicho que tienen problemas de aprendizaje, lo cual puede ser un verdadero reto para sus maestros.
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Para Sanín, de una generación más joven que la de sus maestros, Tochecito no había sido más que una fotografía seductora que tomaron de prisa en su viaje frustrado de 1991.
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Para maestros de este antiguo arte corporal, como Cinézio Feliciano Peçanha, existe una relación directa con la permacultura, una práctica en la que diversos cultivos crecen juntos en el mismo entorno.
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The locus of the scene was a bank of elevators ferrying staff, cabinet candidates and the competing maestros of the Trump transition to and from various nerve centers over several floors.
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En julio, este grupo mencionó que los estudiantes no deben tomar clases de Estudios Liberales en la escuela debido a que podrían ser influidos por las posturas políticas de sus maestros.
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The Belgians may want to adopt that more robust approach from the start against Brazil in order to give midfield maestros Eden Hazard and Kevin De Bruyne time to make decisive passes.
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That everything includes Curry and the rest of Golden State's maestros of the parabolic arc; no other team can stretch a defense to such a degree from such a variety of distances.
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Gran parte de la comunidad del yoga no se ha apresurado a reaccionar o se ha rehusado hacerlo, quizá porque los maestros se muestran reacios a criticar a quienes ven como gurús.
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Since his debut in 26, Mr. Levine has conducted 2,551 performances with the company, a dedication to a single institution that is almost unheard of in an age of jet-setting maestros.
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So, in light of the success of a new generation of musical maestros who might be pushing the envelope of genius in unprecedented ways, Prince is not the last greatest living performer.
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Mr. Levine's focus on and influence over the Met was rare in an era of jet-setting maestros: He conducted more than 2,500 performances with the company, far more than any other conductor.
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JOSHUA BARONE It's been a between-maestros season at the New York Philharmonic, which bid farewell to Alan Gilbert last year but won't officially begin the Jaap van Zweden era until the fall.
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The orchestra, which lost much of its music library to flooding from Tropical Storm Allison, including scores marked and annotated by many maestros over the decades, has since raised the library four stories.
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London design maestros Morpheus have teamed up with ex-rugby talent Ross Beattie to offer four floors of dining and bar space, top-notch workout equipment, art-enhanced outdoor space, entertainment and business facilities.
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All you have to do is send in some photos of your pet, and the mask maestros will pick up their fake fur and translucent whiskers and lifeless animal eyes and work their magic.
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Fraser describes today's Republicans as the party of "family capitalism," encompassing everyone from the mom-and-pop business owner on up to "entrepreneurial maestros" such as the Koch brothers, Linda McMahon and Donald Trump.
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Books of The Times What Megan Abbott knows, as so many maestros of the heebie-jeebies do, is that it's not strangers who are scary; it's the people you think you know and love.
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Los salones en los que nos sentábamos mientras nuestros cerebros eran llenados de oro y de basura, o la gente con la que hablábamos diario y los maestros que impulsaban o destrozaban nuestra autoestima.
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Por primera vez se presenta una pintura de la era colonial que proviene de una antigua colonia, Perú, en la sala de exhibición de los maestros europeos en el Museo del Prado en Madrid.
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Led by the chorus's artistic director, Francisco J. Núñez, and its associate artistic director, Elizabeth Núñez — married maestros — the event will also feature the rapper and composer Nick Demeris and the a cappella group Midtown.
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The official snack of the holiday season and most basic of tree ornaments is getting some major love from makeup maestros armed with white liquid liner, red shadow, and maybe a dab of green glitter, too.
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He trained in Moscow and is now based in London, interpreting Liszt, Chopin and Rachmaninov in concert halls around the world, and—like other expatriate maestros—giving at least one big recital a year in Tbilisi.
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Mr. Dudamel, at 36 one of the few maestros recognizable to the broader public, wrapped up the season leading the piano virtuoso Yuja Wang in a series of high-intensity performances of Bartok's three piano concertos.
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En un aviso emitido el mes pasado, el Departamento de Educación de la ciudad instruyó a los maestros que si les plantean "preguntas difíciles" sobre los acontecimientos actuales, podrían decir: "No sé" o "Tampoco lo entiendo".
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La clave, tanto para los maestros como para los padres, es saber cuándo hacerse a un lado y dejar que el niño luche un poco, y cuándo ayudar si una tarea está más allá de sus capacidades.
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Los maestros están revaluando sus exigencias en cuanto a las tareas, restableciendo en algunos casos las directrices olvidadas de cada distrito escolar (no más de 20 minutos por clase, cada tarde, y nada los fines de semana).
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The orchestra has long been renowned for its sound — precise, lithe and transparent, yet not lacking in power or color — and its disciplined work ethic, both honed by a series of strong maestros in the modern era.
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Our major orchestras had long been in thrall to maestros from abroad, but Mr. Bernstein proved himself the equal of older, foreign-born conductors — "A good American success story" is how The New York Times described his triumph.
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Zachary Woolfe, the classical music editor for The New York Times, followed up with an essay exploring whether Mr. Levine's firing was an opportunity to reconsider the vast power given to maestros , which also brought in strong reader reaction.
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Yo creía que las clases de los idiomas que se llegaban a enseñar eran dadas con tal pereza porque los maestros no creían que ninguno de los estudiantes después fuera a usar francés en su trabajo o vida diaria.
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"Es el único gurú vivo del yoga ashtanga", dijo Paltrow en el documental de 22014 titulado Ashtanga, NY. Jois también ayudó a popularizar los llamados ajustes: la manera en que los maestros de yoga manipulan físicamente el cuerpo del alumno.
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La industria del ejercicio ahora se trata de marcas de ropa deportiva, de expandir el negocio con programas para capacitación de maestros y de crear experiencias que logren sacar a la gente de sus casas y alejarla de sus teléfonos.
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And Ken-David, who was named an assistant conductor of the Boston Symphony in 2014 and is also the principal guest conductor of the Munich Symphony, has since made a cottage industry of substituting for ailing maestros, in Boston and elsewhere.
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La estrella puertorriqueña bailó para maestros como Balanchine, Ailey y Robbins pero, como lo recuerda este obituario [en inglés], se le reconoce por ser una de las bailarinas fundadoras del Ballet Joffrey, una de las compañías más reconocidas del mundo.
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Germany: Daniel Barenboim, one of the world's leading conductors, has been accused by current and former members of the Berlin State Opera of bullying and humiliation, adding to a larger debate about the highhanded conduct that can be typical of maestros.
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San Antonio is 212014-5 and ranks No. 1 in offensive efficiency and No. 2 in defensive efficiency in that span, led by the midrange maestros DeMar DeRozan and LaMarcus Aldridge flat-out ignoring the league's 3-point revolution. 9.
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While Daniel Barenboim, 75, remains the dean of the Berlin music scene, and another veteran, 77-year-old Christoph Eschenbach, arrives in 2019 to lead the Konzerthausorchester, many older maestros are passing the baton to a new crop of musical leaders.
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Big thanks to our friends at Sir Kensington's, Tiger Beer, Junipero Gin, and Angostura Bitters for keeping all who came to the party from having empty bellies and dry mouths, along with maestros Brandon Jew, Gabriela Cámara, and Daniel Patterson for cooking.
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In this video, produced by the Lucerne Festival, Mr. Boulez works with young conductors in a master class in 2011, centered on his 1965 work "Éclat" for 15 instruments, and the budding maestros discuss what they stand to gain from the experience.
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At the top of a voluminous and talent-rich voice cast (which, alas, neglects to include the maestros of irate sarcasm Don Rickles and Nicky Katt), Jason Sudeikis portrays Red, the irascible odd bird out in a community of irrationally upbeat avian neighbors.
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Construida en su totalidad con pino chileno y ensamblada por un equipo de maestros carpinteros de la cercana ciudad de Coquimbo, la estructura nació de una serie de restricciones locales similares a las que impulsaron el diseño de Le Corbusier para Maison Errázuriz.
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En América Latina existen ejemplos recientes de dirigentes poderosos que le dieron su bendición a sucesores presidenciales con la esperanza de controlarlos (Ecuador, Colombia e incluso la misma Argentina en 2003), pero en general fracasaron en su cometido de convertirse en maestros titiriteros.
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But, striking out on his own, he ended the interview with a sentiment about the current scene that he said would be controversial in an opera world that he thinks has become too focused on star maestros, stage direction and design — even composers.
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Your Setback Squad or Midtown Plaza Maestros (just throwing out some team name suggestions) will decipher clues that will take you to essential sites of zoning around New York City, where the size of a building and how much sky it claims was visibly regulated.
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"I'm sure there were many moments of 'lost in translation,' " said Mr. Rattle, now 63, a spirited choice to fill a Berlin post that had previously been held by a pantheon of more Olympian maestros, including Wilhelm Furtwängler, Herbert von Karajan and Claudio Abbado.
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El curso obligatorio de civismo, conocido aquí como Estudios Liberales, ha sido el sello distintivo del plan de estudios de Hong Kong durante años; los estudiantes y los maestros señalan que el objetivo es formar mejores ciudadanos que estén más comprometidos con la sociedad.
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Elba Esther Gordillo, en algún momento una de las mexicanas más poderosas por su control del sindicato de maestros, llevaba cinco años detenida por cargos de lavado de dinero y delincuencia organizada, pero ayer por la madrugada fue absuelta y puesta en libertad por un tribunal.
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But the rapid return of Mr. Gatti and Mr. Dutoit has led some to ask whether the cult of personality that surrounds maestros in a tradition-bound field has won out, particularly in countries like Italy and Russia where the reaction to #MeToo has been relatively muted.
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Last night, the pair were up until 3 AM doing "these fucking eggs" or oeufs à la gelée (eggs in jelly) to be precise, a recipe drawn from the pages of Ma Gastronomie, a seminal cookbook published in 1969 by one of the maestros of French cuisine, Fernand Point.
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Since Mr. Gilbert, who has held the position since 2009, announced nearly a year ago that he would step down after the 2016-17 season, a number of top orchestras have named new music directors or chief conductors, taking several renowned maestros out of contention for the New York job.
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You have to go back to the glory days of Chairman John DingellJohn DingellMcCain and Dingell: Inspiring a stronger Congress Pelosi should take a page from Tip O'Neill's playbook Alaskan becomes longest serving Republican in House history MORE's oversight prowess, or Senate leaders Howard Baker and George Mitchell, who were maestros at it.
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New Yorkers could be forgiven for wondering in recent weeks whether the great line of Russian maestros had been reduced to a lone survivor, as Valery Gergiev oversaw The Mariinsky at BAM, a 12-day festival at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, then led the Vienna Philharmonic in a weekend at Carnegie Hall.
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Whether the Chicago brass would be recognizable in a blind test is open to debate — many of the regional styles that once differentiated orchestras have been sanded over in this age of jet-setting maestros and more peripatetic players — but it is still considered one of the jewels of the orchestral world.
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There will be no fewer than five maestros taking turns on the podium he once conducted from: Mr. Nelsons; Mr. Lockhart; John Williams, the Boston Pops Laureate conductor; Michael Tilson Thomas, the music director of the San Francisco Symphony and a Bernstein protégé; and Christoph Eschenbach, who won the Leonard Bernstein Award from the Pacific Music Festival.
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J.C. On the Havana Maestros' newly released album "AmeriCuba," first-rate Cuban musicians (including Barbarito Torres from the Buena Vista Social Club playing the laúd, a heftier cousin of a mandolin) apply vintage Cuban style to American R&B and hip-hop hits, with vocals from the original hitmakers — or, with this Ben E. King song, a posthumous track.
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He prepared choruses for hundreds of concerts by the New York Philharmonic and a host of other famous orchestras and maestros, and he trained generations of singers and conductors at Westminster Choir College in Princeton N.J. He often readied choirs behind the scenes, then handed them off to more famous conductors, who would lead them onstage for the final rehearsals and performances.
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Three maestros shared conducting duties: the music director emeritus James Levine, who made his Met debut just five years after the new house opened and has been its most influential artistic leader; the youthful and immensely gifted Yannick Nézet-Séguin, who will succeed Mr. Levine in 2020; and Marco Armiliato, one of the most active (with over 400 performances) on the Met's roster of guests.
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Named after the Tokyo district, the music aped the orchestral flourishes of 212s pop maestros like Burt Bacharach, Serge Gainsbourg, Brian Wilson, and Phil Spector, to produce a distinct, kitschy retro sound that was headlined by artists like Pizzicato Five, Fantastic Plastic Machine and Towa Tei; other artists like Buffalo Daughter, Cibo Matto, and Takako Minekawa were also part of the genre, but focused more on creating sounds of the future.
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En Los Ángeles, un grupo clave de voluntarios de Sanders desde 2016 se ha mantenido involucrado en causas de interés para ellos; han tenido éxito en su campaña por un salario mínimo de quince dólares la hora, al participar en marchas con los maestros durante una huelga de una semana para pedir aumento de sueldo y también han hecho cabildeo para que se proporcione Medicaid a los inmigrantes indocumentados que se encuentran en Estados Unidos.
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Last but certainly not least, New York warehouse party maestros, RINSED, are bringing their particularly raucous flavor of conceptual art-rave blowout to Wynwood, where cosmic booty bass legend Otto Von Schirach will team up with Brooklyn-based artists Jubilee, Aquarian, Katie Rex, and RINSED residents Dan Wender and Blacky II to fill an as-of-now undisclosed warehouse with sounds appropriate to the mind-bending 2D and 3D artworks of James Moore, The Oracle, Chris Lunney, and Veronica Gessa.
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