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Rider adds, "Mathieson's documentary, with its close-ups of the musicians and their instruments, beautifully captures the vibrancy and texture of the Orchestra amidst the optimism of the post-Second World War era".

(Chinen) Alex Sipiagin Group (Wednesday and Thursday) The trumpeter Alex Sipiagin, who favors a smartly updated variation on hard-bop, just released "Live at Smalls" (SmallsLIVE), an album that captures the vibrancy and vitality of his style.

At moments, the colorful rhythms invoke Mondrian's "Broadway Boogie Woogie" (1942-43), whoverlappingpingridsds of line and colors captured the vibrancy of Manhattan's street grid.

As the main songwriter and producer, Mr. Wilson captured the vibrancy of California youth with hits like "Good Vibrations," "Surfin' U.S.A".

To see in the way that Collett is describing, to see deeply enough to capture the vibrancy of life on the page, a writer must move her consciousness out of information organizing mode into an intuitive way of seeing subtle organic connections and capturing them in bold strokes.

The photographs captured the vibrancy of the young President and his family: the image of Barack and Michelle sharing a joking, romantic moment in a service elevator on the way to one of the Inauguration balls; President Obama running the halls of the White House with his dog Bo; the Obama girls playing in the Oval Office.

Joseph Sexton, the metro editor until early this year and now the sports editor, championed the shift away from regional news in favor of concentrating on the city, and the executive editor, Jill Abramson, said she was happy with the changes, calling the metro department an "engine of great journalism capturing the vibrancy and urgency of New York".

His cityscapes capture the vibrancy of The Big Apple and highlights the many architectural details found throughout the streets.

Meant to capture the vibrancy of the women he designs for, he guided master perfumer Alberto Morillas to create a scent with natural Tuberose absolute harvested from India with natural Jasmine absolute, along with notes of the Rangoon Creeper, a plant used in perfume for the first time.

Centuries before the invention of the camera, Leonardo captured the compelling vibrancy of a photograph in his portrait of Lisa Gherardini.

Beloved went on to win a Nobel Prize for Literature and solidified Morrison's place alongside, if not in front of, the likes of Tolstoy, Joyce, Fitzgerald, and Salinger writers revered for their ability to capture the fullness, vibrancy, and complexity of life.