A rich, resonant work, Volver is a return on many levels.
But those very qualities probably doomed its chances as an enduringly resonant work of art.
On Tuesday night at the Felsenreitschule, the Salzburg Festival presented the world premiere of "L'Amour de Loin," a haunting and resonant work, with a libretto in French by the Lebanese-born novelist and essayist Amin Maalouf, who, like Ms. Saariaho, lives in France.
Perhaps for this reason, the 2004 "Natural Selection" (to music by Michael Gordon), which shows individuals trying to break away from such order, is a far more resonant work.
Although "Austerlitz" can be read as a kind of bookend to "The Emigrants," it also serves as the perfect introduction to Mr. Sebald's work for readers unfamiliar with his oeuvre while standing on its own as a powerful and resonant work of the historical imagination.
Presents an innovative view of narrative inquiry in "resonant work" This text provides a forum for the presentation and discussion of narrative inquiry approaches to research in music education, and contextualizes this work within the larger conversations of music education research and practice.
Section I explores the origins of narrative research across a range of fields of inquiry and presents a conception of narrative inquiry as "resonant work".
An intelligent and resonant work from Norwegian director Joachim Trier, a movie that yields up its meanings and implications slowly.
A poetry course would allow a quicker, more plot-driven writer to slow down and work on developing a quality of imagery and theme leading to more resonant work.
By the mid-1930s, when Toland began producing his most resonant work, he was shooting actors with an impressionistic flair-filming them from below or positioning them in front of mirrors.
This truly resonant work has lately been finding its way from the airwaves to the stage.
