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Introducing each half of the program with buoyant performances was the violinist Mazz Swift, who was also the timekeeper and held the stories to the Moth's prescribed 10 minutes.
His performance of Bach's French Suite No. 6, with which he began his demanding program, was lively, buoyant and lyrical, though he tended, as young pianists often do in Bach, to equate a detached, staccato touch with late Baroque style.
Perhaps buoyed by a very favorable NY Times review, the staff, now under Guillem Kerambrun (who also oversees the beverage program), displayed a buoyant French ésprit and the food overall had returned to good form.
She declined to give figures but described enrollment in all programs as "extremely buoyant".
There was little pressure on her, and Nagasu seemed buoyant during her practices before the short program.
The program opened with a polished and buoyant rendition of Hugo Wolf's "Italian Serenade," inspired in part by works by the German Romantic writer Joseph von Eichendorff.
