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.
"That's my biggest sorrow.
Eventually it ended up here, adding excitement as a train raced on the big screen or sorrow as a heart broke.
Blue Eyes seems to be an alternately affectionate and wry portrayal of a solitary teenage music obsessive, "a permanent figure of jacked-up sorrow", big on New Order and writing poetry, convinced no one understands him: "They all had it in for me".
My dreams had morphed into black nightmares full of pain and sorrow and big fists and a red face, beaded with sweat and screaming at me.
LIMA, Mar 11 (IPS) - The film La Teta Asustada/The Milk of Sorrow, the big winner at the Berlin Film Festival, drives home the brutal effects of Peru's armed conflict on thousands of women who were raped and have lived with the pain and a lingering sense of shame and fear ever since.
At once everything flows together as the "cries of the crowd came to me like big heartbeats, full of sorrows.
The years had been kinder to Henry, with a string of highly successful and acclaimed record and soundtrack productions to his name, even if, as Howard was quick to point out, "He had to bamboozle people into thinking that George Clooney was doing the singing on that big hit, "Man Of Constant Sorrow".
Yet unless they had worn a black armband, how would anyone in a big workplace even know of their sorrow?
