Through his association with this Milanese composer, the 22-year-old Boccherini strengthened the new "conversational" style of the quartet: the cello's line was now as important as the counterpoint (i.e., the intertwining of independent melodic lines) of the violin and viola.
Although scholars such as Fred Turner have noticed the intertwining of these two legacies, they're still in tension.
You could describe the evening, with its luminaries whose careers date from the 1940s, as historical, and its theme, the intertwining of jazz vocal and instrumental traditions over many decades.
And we voters should be skeptical of the intertwining of religion and government, as were my Baptist forbears.
There was a dreamlike quality as we floated above the intertwining braids of the Nelchina River.
As in his previous books, Mr. Kundera works musical variations around these themes, using the intertwining stories of his characters as an armature on which to hang philosophical asides: in this case about mathematical symmetries in history, the limits and subjectivity of memory and the difficulties of homecoming in that "founding epic of nostalgia," "The Odyssey".
A layered approach to this episode enables the recognition of this event, as a complex intertwining of feelings towards the task, social relations, habits, and perception of physical capital in self and others.
REV presented previous and current work, including Nanny Van and El Bibliobandido, both of which served as inspiration for how the careful intertwining of art, technology, design, and social change can lead to incredible success.
