The boys' pictures did not correspond with the preferences found in the concerts.
The time is nigh as well for concerted efforts to refine theory on resilience.
[external_link_head]Usually, the most positive experiences were those of singing in school choir concerts (a kind of formal music education).
Professors frequently name the conservatoire(s) where they teach among the achievements listed in the programmes for their concerts.
Two further teachers mention that more girls than boys participate in extra-curricular activities and concerts, without specifying whether they mean instrumental or vocal.
[external_link offset=1]On the whole, popular music concerts were the most common type.
The positive memories related mainly to the social aspect of playing and participating in concerts that were characterized by attention, atmosphere and festivity.
However, too much has been made of how daring her decision was to promote public concerts and to appear in them as an instrumentalist.
The series comprised seven concerts, two of them being family concerts, four filmed music sessions and one a monographic course.
To sustain profitability, corporations employ strategies of "demarketing," namely, concerted efforts to drive away unprofitable patients and deemphasize unprofitable services.
More of the older pupils went to venues to hear live music, most commonly music concerts.
[external_link offset=2]One reason for its curtailed existence may well have been the practical difficulties involved in sound levels at concerts.
They competed in sports, organized clubs and concerts, attended chapel, threw parties and sometimes went to class.
Binary fission of membrane-contained cells facilitates concerted replication of fragmented genomes and membrane structures facilitate essential energy production pathways.
The selected events span three decades and fifteen concerts, whose size, location, and reception are all vastly different.
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