Johannes Brahms's First Piano Concerto — much of which he composed, in an early form, in 1854, at the age of twenty-one, and completed four years later — is, to my ear, the piece in the standard classical repertory that, more than any other, boils over with the wild energies of youth, with its big dreams and big joys, big sorrows and big ideas, and abrupt eruptions of mixed emotion.
Johannes Brahms's First Piano Concerto much of which he composed, in an early form, in 1854, at the age of twenty-one, and completed four years later is, to my ear, the piece in the standard classical repertory that, more than any other, boils over with the wild energies of youth, with its big dreams and big joys, big sorrows and big ideas, and abrupt eruptions of mixed emotion.
Pompeii Pompeii offers children a fascinating glimpse of ancient Rome, where life came to an abrupt halt with the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in August AD79.
The MVK SVK contact is sharp and marks an abrupt transition from sustained eruption of pyroclastic kimberlite to episodic sedimentation from collapse of an unstable volcanic edifice into the open crater.
The idyll came to an abrupt end in August A.D. 79, with the eruption of Vesuvius.
They no doubt fear that an abrupt loosening of their grip could lead to further eruptions.
The δ13C proxy data suggests an abrupt reduction in irradiance in AD 536, with even a more prolonged anomaly after the second eruption.
The study, published in the journal Science, suggests that the impact of the asteroid or comet, which caused a huge crater 180km (110mile) wide off the coast of Mexico, triggered an abrupt change in to the underground "plumbing" of the Deccan Traps, which led to far more destructive eruptions for tens of thousands of years.
Such an abrupt reversal smacks of desperation.
Normally, an abrupt blink is produced.
It wasn't an abrupt change.
