Muldoon's eyes widen with pleasure; his brows rise inquisitively; he even smiles.
But he was crowd-pleasingly theatrical — he has a backbend worthy of an accomplished yogi — and when he played "The Swan," from Saint-Saëns's "Carnival of Animals," his furrowed brow rose extravagantly, like a soprano leaping octaves.
But he was crowd-pleasingly theatrical he has a backbend worthy of an accomplished yogi and when he played "The Swan," from Saint-Saëns's "Carnival of Animals," his furrowed brow rose extravagantly, like a soprano leaping octaves.
His face remains a charming study in tactlessness, lips pursed, brow rising and falling to a precisely calibrated transgression meter.
In Arcovenator, the dorsal margin of the postorbital (and probably also the lacrimal) is thickened dorsolaterally, forming a strong and rugose bony brow ridge rising above the level of the skull roof.
It was made of naturally coloured hair human where possible and consisted of a great curtain of curls and ringlets cascading over shoulders and back, while above the brow the curls rose high on either side of the centre parting.
He got up, paced the room, sat back down, got up, left the room, came back, sat down to run his arm over his brow again, then rose from his seat, again.
And so Mr. Aimard's brows and notes rise and fall, and pianos and people pass by, leaving reverberations, like Aleksey Igudesman and Hyung-ki Joo, who perform as a music-comedy duo.
His face grew red and his brow furrowed as his voice rose in exasperation.
It's when you look at the price that eye-brows start to rise.
