Thomson

1 The hours are limited with good reason: Hale Thomson is just 15 years old, and still in school.

2 And if anything, the story – and the risks Thomson seems prepared to take with it – only becomes more dramatic and less predictable with each subsequent page.

3 As for that musicianship, let Virgil Thomson, his most perceptive and persistent critic, have the final word.

4 For one program, I would draft Alan Gilbert and the New York Philharmonic to perform symphonies and film scores by Copland and Thomson.

5 Thomson doesn’t deny the accomplishments of Hitchcock, Hawks or Allen.

6 Though Thomson was puckishly invoking militaristic imagery here, the cause was real, and he wrote about it vividly, especially in his 1966 autobiography.

7 Piston shared Thomson’s conviction that American composers should work on their own behalf.

8 Ms. Thomson Foley has initiatives in mind for the Summit, too, including Liquid and Decadence, two embryonic creations premiering on the Reflection, the newest ship in Celebrity’s 10-ship fleet.

9 Thomson also wrote a well received memoir in 2010 but, as he acknowledges, almost from the beginning the praise has been accompanied by caveats regarding his career trajectory.

10 The clarinetist Ken Thomson gives the hawing vocals of “Downfall,” part of Ms. Monk’s post-apocalyptic 1983 evening “The Games,” seductively sinister instrumental surroundings.

11 Thomson hangs out with reggae musicians and meets the dying director of the classic Jimmy Cliff cinematic anthem “The Harder They Come.”

12 Thomson proposed a structural model for the atom in which his negatively charged electrons were suspended within an undifferentiated positively charged mass, like bits of fruit within a soft custard.

13 Only 30 percent of professional fund managers outperformed the benchmark Standard & Poor's 500 index over the last decade, according to data from Lipper, a Thomson Reuters company.

14 Through his friendship with the composer Virgil Thomson, Mr. Gruen began contributing music reviews to The Herald Tribune.

15 Finally to Naomi Watts, the subject of last week's Biographical Dictionary of Film entry by David Thomson.

16 It brought the earlier one that gave us “Porgy and Bess,” Virgil Thomson’s “Four Saints in Three Acts” and Marc Blitzstein’s “Cradle Will Rock” to an end.

17 In the 1850s, however, William Thomson, a British physicist, noticed something odd about Charles’ law: the specter of zero.

18 “It was intense. It was emotional,” Thomson said.

19 “I was heartbroken, but I had no other choice than to let it go. I thought it was probably the end of my life too,” she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.

20 In the final flourish of this withering column, Thomson asked: “Does this mean that he is giving contemporary music just one chance to compete with ‘Carmen?’

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