* May 17 at 7 30: "Interplay," "In the Night," "The Cage," "Other Dances," and "Fanfare".
There's a sweet-tart interplay in the dish that's transfixing.
There's a really creative interplay in the ceramics world these days between tradition and contemporary art".
The flutist Paula Robison and the violinist Ani Kavafian offered dazzling interplay in the closing allegro.
Repetition and variation create a lively visual interplay in these large, complex compositions.
The effect is of individually strained aspiration to adequacy, with not a scintilla of collective energy or interplay in sight.
All that sharing can open up new and tricky fields of interplay in relationships.
There was constant interplay in his thinking, praying and preaching between global and local.
Retaining three-movement format and avoiding strongly contrasting themes, they maintained contrapuntal interplay in the prevailingly homophonic texture.
At an outdoor performance in Ossining last month, their instrumentals sparkled, especially the intricate mandolin and banjo interplay in "Old Joe Clark".
He hears the music's playfulness, but there is also a translation of the structural interplay in the two pianists' four hands.
