These include 19th-century broadsides and ballads curated by Deller; I caught a heart-stopping performance in this slot by Jennifer Reid, a singer who has researched and discovered such songs in Chetham's library in Manchester.
It has to strike a chord, sound the right note, catch a mood, win hearts and confound sceptics.
But from the moment we see our saintly, African-American victim — girlfriend-loving, Maya Angelou-quoting, Ivy League-bound — saunter into a flattering spotlight, turn to wave to his honey and immediately catch a bullet, our hearts sink.
"Our country is small," said Mr. Post, who rides seven miles every day to catch a train into the heart of Amsterdam.
After finally making land just south of the Louisiana border, our boys say good-bye to the Mississippi and catch a ride deep into the heart of bayou country.
There's a place for vacations that include museum tours and visits to the childhood homes of famous people, but sometimes you need to feel your heart pound and catch a lump in your throat.
When a python catches a meal, its heart, pancreas, and other organs enlarge, sometimes doubling in size, to support its digestive system.
Joseph appeared stable, but then he caught a virus his heart could not fight.
On her left arm the serpent of wisdom catches a heart-shaped ruby.
She finds herself in a Catch-22: a heart pump keeps her alive, but it also generates antibodies that make her body more likely to reject any donor heart.
