Polonaise for piano and violoncello composed at Antonin with a subsequently-added introduction; and Prince Galitzin was one of the executants of a quartet of Rode's.
There all the best artists of Warsaw assembled, and the executants had to play prima vista whatever was placed before them.
In the other church the executants were students and professors, Elsner being the conductor.
The performance was brilliant, and it gives me great pleasure to mention here such admirable executants as Vera Nemtchinova, Leon Woizikovsky, and Anton Dolin.
Consequently these records, very successful from a technical point of view, have the importance of documents which can serve as guides to all executants of my music.
Among our other collaborators I had had the good fortune to discover one who later became not only a most faithful and devoted friend, but also one of the most reliable and understanding executants of my compositions: I mean Ansermet.
In India, Sir William Herschel desired to use finger-prints in the courts of the Hugli district to prevent false personation and fix the identity upon the executants of documents.
They make demands upon the executants which are not easily met.
And for the Beethoven symphonies I could wish directors and executants like those of whom the world's history will speak when considering the nineteenth century.
When the latter are entrusted to capable executants (as was the case in the Electoral orchestra), the idea of a definite personality is added to the peculiarity of the instrument, which is not at all a bad thing.
Beethoven never writes difficulties merely to win laurels for those executants who shall overcome them, but neither is he deterred by any technical inconvenience, if it be necessary to give firm and clear expression to an idea.
Napoleon, in his preparation of jurists, wants executants and not critics; his faculties must furnish him with men able to apply and not to give opinions on his laws.
I arranged with the excellent executants that they were to play this theme [music score example] legato, and with an equable piano, i.
It is obviously the delicate duty of the executants to indicate the character of the new movement with an appropriate modification of tempo--i.
I shall appeal to professional executants, both instrumentalists and vocalists, rather than to conductors; since the executants only can tell whether, or not, they have been led by a competent conductor.
As to the former, I believe that it will meet with few executants capable of mastering its technical difficulties, but the scene of the "Abendstern" should be within easy reach of second-class pianists.
We may trust skillful executants who live by its practice to keep ahead of the changing fancies of society and invent for it new wants and new fashions.
The ministry of nature may have had something to do with this, since the lives of the executants were open to its influences.
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