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Mr. Jacobs paces his scenes with a relaxed, almost dreamy rhythm and allows odd, interesting details to catch his ear and eye.
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She also reads aloud to him, patiently repeating phrases that catch his ear or that he doesn't understand.
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He clambered up during the second tune, "Know Your Enemy," and before long, Billie Joe Armstrong, the band's frontman, caught his ear for some coaching.
Prodigious from early childhood, Adès has devoured, lived and breathed everything that caught his ear, letting all manner of music nourish his imagination.
In the Times, Tommasini, Lang's critical nemesis just five years ago, pronounced his playing "exciting and brilliant": "He vanquished the technical challenges, playing with utter command and disarming joy, bringing out inner voices and rhythmic syncopations that caught his ear".
But the label quickly began releasing Mr. Glass's new works as well, and before long it was releasing discs by musicians in Mr. Glass's ensemble and young composers who had caught his ear.
T Model Ford in particular, he's my sort of guy.' The Dylan and Lennon collections were 'interesting', and Lennon's home recording of 'Serve Yourself' caught his ear: 'What splendid venom - he sounded like Alf Garnett.' The biggest revelation of all, though, was Stephen Fretwell's debut album.
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