Coincidence, of course; on tonight's program these two pieces simply contribute to a delicate, appealing and slightly offbeat program that also includes the overture to Rameau's "Zaïs" and, as a token to the mainstream, Mozart's G-minor symphony.
The following performance of Laurie Anderson's bite-size "Flow," which Kronos played in an arrangement by Jacob Garchik, provided a delicate resting point in the program.
Even so, a fellowship program faces a delicate balancing act when it tries to engage the public, Mr. Katz said, because prospective fellows "will only come to this sort of thing if they will have time primarily to themselves".
His "Soundings for Solo Violin," which he performed as part of the program, wove a delicate, unpredictable aural nest; it seemed almost visible, though at times his percussive punctuations and whispery scratches were barely audible.
Screening programs require a delicate balancing act.
Editing the program will be a delicate dance around invisible frontiers.
WHEN introducing a variable-price program, teams face a delicate issue: what to do about their most precious fans, season ticket holders.
In a programming classroom for beginners, a delicate balance must be struck between teaching the design, implementation, and testing fundamentals of programming and the need for students to find their first programming course enjoyable.
Yeh, the university researcher, said international programs can be risky, requiring a delicate balance.
This is a delicate balance for any organization to consider as it applies to the program.
But Brown's is a delicate balancing act: businesses will not participate in anything that looks like an antipoverty program.
