Ms. Baldassare also teaches them how to deftly take control of their emotions, to make a raw cry of the heart into a well-honed torch song, a burst of raw enthusiasm into a sophisticated frolic.
But, more to the point, there are also plenty who don't, which leaves this show feeling more like a quaint artifact than the soul-baring cry of the heart that it wants to be.
"In reading and rereading your 'coeur de cri,' (cry of the heart), I think you are experiencing nothing less than an encounter with the real self," he wrote to his son.
In a review of "The Sorrows of Empire" in The New York Times, Ronald Asmus, a deputy assistant secretary of state under President Bill Clinton, wrote that the book was "a cry from the heart of an intelligent person who fears that the basic values of our republic are in danger".
I have described these two episodes as a cry from the heart of someone who, along with millions of Angolan citizens, has had many negative experiences of the way in which you exercise power.
Instead music is variously a refuge, a cry from the heart, a flag of defiance and a token of freedom.
The music of the Plastic People of the Universe was "a cry from the heart," as Mr. Pareles writes.
Judge Kinsella was not emitting what some would call "a cry from the heart" over merits of the death penalty.
"This is a cry from the heart," said Djily Aidara, one of Saturday's protest leaders and a founder of a prominent local rap group Y en a Marre ("We are Fed Up")."We're fed up with their games.
It was a cry from the heart.
