Romanticism influenced Nielsen's early music, but his later style is a powerful fusion of chromatic and often dissonant harmony, solid contrapuntal structure, concentrated motivic treatment, and bold extensions of tonality with frequent polytonal passages.
As he set to work on the second act, Mr. Petronio looked for ways to create a movement vocabulary that would be distinct from the bold extensions of the first: "I was thinking, 'If my work is about inventing ways to direct energy out into space, what would I do if I stopped doing that?' " The answer came from Crunch, the gym where he used to train with a boxing instructor.
Besides commandeering his first weekly Ibiza party, People Like Us, Guti's in heavy preparation for this week's upcoming premiere of Rompecorazones Live in Concert, a bold performance extension of his experimental new label.
A product of military necessity as well as an extension of the bold and outsize personality of its resident, this innovative structure presented enormous decorative challenges and opportunities to Kanō Eitoku, the premier painter of the period.
A product of military necessity as well as an extension of the bold and outsize personality of its resident, this innovative structure presented enormous decorative challenges and opportunities to Kanō Eitoku (1543 90), the premier painter of the period.
This finding suggests that the assumption of tight flow volume coupling may not be strictly valid, complicating the extension of calibrated BOLD to more naturalistic experimental designs.
This bold next step is a logical extension of various recent "stepping stone" initiatives to better join up policy and delivery across multiple government departments.
Germans considered last year's extension of shop opening-hours "bold".
It's a bold statement, one that shows the coach is treating this team's venture in London as an extension of Uruguay's senior national team's efforts.
