How To Use Executant In A Sentence
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Its four movements provide plenty of scope for executants.
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For these reasons and many others, some persons think that ancient works should be performed, not in view of an immediate and complete artistic success, but in order to train executants, the public and composers.
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The topics of these lectures included English composers, English executants, and critics.
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It is likely that the smalti were made by the Greeks, who were also probably the designers and executants.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman
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As to the distinction of the accomplices and the executants, there are subjective theory, objective theory and corpus delicti dominate theory.
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It is quite evident that he had no notion of the exquisite enjoyment derivable from being an executant in a quartette, the conversational powers of which have been so frequently noticed.
The Violin Its Famous Makers and Their Imitators
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Pierre Gavinies claims attention both as an executant and composer.
The Violin Its Famous Makers and Their Imitators
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Cadenzas are usually left to the improvisation of the performer, but are sometimes written in full by the composer, or by some famous executant, as in the cadenza in Brahms's
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 4 "Bulgaria" to "Calgary"
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Christmas were somewhat as follows: From the manor-house ten shillings and a supper; from the vicar ten shillings; from the farmers five shillings each; from each cottage-household one shilling; amounting altogether to not more than ten shillings a head annually — just enough, as an old executant told me, to pay for their fiddle-strings, repairs, rosin, and music-paper
Under the Greenwood Tree
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The greatest Sienese painters were among their executants, including Duccio (lost commissions between 1279 and 1295) and Ambrogio Lorenzetti.
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The king's repeated affirmations of his dependence upon Buckingham meant that he was blamed for unpopular policies such as the ‘Spanish match’ of which he was merely the executant.
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The guitar - at least if the player picks, rather than strums - always struck me as temperamental an instrument as the French horn, even under the hands of a decent executant.
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Archbishop of Canterbury, is transformed, as if by irreverent enchantment of the dissenting interest, into A Favourite Terrier, or Cattle Grazing; and the most extraordinary work of art in the list described by the Bleater, is coolly sponged out altogether, and asserted never to have had existence at all, even in the most shadow thoughts of its executant!
Contributions to All the Year Round
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If you go by apparent motive, you have two natural suspects whom you may be able to nail without the executant 's help.
DOUBTFUL MOTIVES
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The whole introduction, in his opinion, was an effort on the part of the general to depreciate the work of others and to portray himself as the sole designer and executant of the Manassas triumph.
LEE’S LIEUTENANTS
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`Linking the executant to the instigator could well be the hard part of the job, then?
DOUBTFUL MOTIVES
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When Pachmann plays Chopin the music sings itself, as if without the intervention of an executant, of one who stands between the music and our hearing.
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To carry out his plan, the executant would have needed quite some time alone on the yacht.
DOUBTFUL MOTIVES
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The positions of the hands of the executants on the harps and lyres, as well as the use of short and long pipes, make it appear probable that something of what we call harmony was known to the Egyptians.
Critical and Historical Essays Lectures delivered at Columbia University
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The article thinks that a winter sports coach is a sculptor of outstanding athletes, a researcher of winter competitive sports, a designer, organizer, executant and manager of scientific training.
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I can best describe this book as a series of masterclasses at which we are, mercifully, not required to put our executant talents under scrutiny.
