On this tour, they're playing Carlos Chávez, Arturo Márquez and José Pablo Moncayo, all of whom composed vivid orchestral showpieces.
June 30 , 1931Chicago, Illinois April 20, 2007 Jersey City, New Jersey Andrew Hill, (born June 30 , 1931 Chicago, Ill. died April 20 , 2007 Jersey City, N.J)., American jazz musician who composed vivid experimental works with asymmetrical structures and improvised complex piano solos that featured far-reaching harmonic and rhythmic sensitivity.
7 30 p.m., Zankel Hall, Carnegie Hall, (212) 247-7800; $28 to $35. (Eichler) 'VOICES OF LIGHThursdaysday) Richard Einhorn composed this vivid, unusual oratorio as a soundtrack for Carl Theodor Dreyer's silent classic "The Passion of Joan of Arc," a compressed telling of Joan of Arc's trial by an ecclesiastical court and her execution at the stake.
(Eichler) 'VoiceS OF LIGHTonight Richard Einhornnhorn composed this vivid, unusual oratorio as a soundtrack for Carl Theodor Dreyer's silent classic "The Passion of Joan of Arc," a compressed telling of Joan of Arc's trial by an ecclesiastical court and of her execution by being burned at the stake.
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But perhaps he cinematises it, instinctively finding the vivid, compellingly composed image.
"Writers inevitably return to their childhoods," she remarks in "Nulle Part" ("Nowhere"), an autobiography composed in 2005 from vivid shards of memory and sensation.
As the two men talked, Greene recalled, "Africa, lovely, vivid and composed, slipped away, and one was left with the West Indies, an affable manner, and rhetoric, lots of rhetoric.
June Edmonds' "This in Common" is a mandala fragment, an abstract wheel of vivid, radiating color composed from thick, short, single strokes of oil paint, each one as direct and confidently applied as the next — round and round, disk after disk.
Mr. Henze will be there to discuss his vivid score, which he composed three decades ago, at the height of his admiration for the Cuban revolution.
On this disc he charts the emergence of the tone poem The Oceanides, Sibelius's vivid depiction of the sea, composed between the Fourth and Fifth Symphonies.
