Frantic calls were dialed.
Frantic bailout attempts failed.
Frantic preparations followed.
Frantic mental calculations occurred.
"Frantic it was, absolutely frantic," she said.
"Frantic it was, absolutely frantic," Loudon said.
Frantic bidding by the clubs followed.
Frantic, Follis asks for ninety days.
Told silently via still images of equal duration, Chambaud's pacing is more measured, less frantic than Marclay's "all singing, all dancing" approach, where we hear the cuckoo as it pops out of its little chalet, and the pace of his montage varies.
Much like Beat Connection, Yeah (in its "Crass version"; the "Pretentious version" is a less frantic, more groove-laden thing) takes its own sweet time over its 10-minute duration, in no hurry to hit its peak of oscillating sequencers, feverishly hammered bongos, and Murphy and Whang's drowsy repetition of the title's key word.
Schoenberg had developed a system for extracting musical material from rows of twelve notes; the total serialists went further, ringing changes on the various other elements that characterize a note (duration, volume, and so on), so that music entered into a state of unending, frantic flux.
