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The act finales, above all, show a broad, symphonic organization with each section worked out as a unit; for example, in the B-flat section of the Act 2 finale the tension of the count's examination of Figaro is paralleled in the tonal scheme, with its return to the tonic only when the final question is resolved: a telling conjunction of music and drama.
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On 17 February, Henry Sutherland Edwards wrote in the Musical World: "In almost all conjunctions of music and words, there is a sacrifice of one to the other; but in Thespis... Sufficient opportunities have been given for music; and the music serves only to adorn the piece".
Rather, Ricks has picked a lot of "sleepers" -- those Dylan songs that emerge as favorites on long listening, not purely for their lyrical sophistication but for their depth in that mysterious conjunction of lyric, music and performance.
The work was three times the combined length of the three other pieces on the program, all of which, like "Swing Symphony," explored the conjunction of classical music and American popular idioms.
The Times said, "the conjunction of the music of Stanford with that of his great predecessors showed how thoroughly as composer he belonged to their line".
LJF organisers Serious first brought Pascoal over in 1985 for the LJF's forerunner, the Camden Jazz Week, and his riotous conjunctions of Brazilian music, classical morphings, jazz, and solos on instruments from accordions to bottles, bells, kettles and his own manically gabbling voice have filled halls on his UK trips ever since.
OPERA, not dance, first taught me how felicitous the conjunction of movement and music can be onstage.
While popular majors include biomedical engineering, biology, nursing and mechanical engineering, the university also offers a number of degrees in conjunction with the Cleveland Institute of Music and the Cleveland Institute of Art.
Schopenhauer's atheistic and turbulent vision of the world, in conjunction with his highest praise of music as an art form, captured Nietzsche's imagination, and the extent to which the "cadaverous perfume" of Schopenhauer's world-view continued to permeate Nietzsche's mature thought remains a matter of scholarly debate.
Speech-selective regions related to acoustical/information content were those activated in the conjunction of speech more than music in both actors and violinists.
Now the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, in conjunction with the Royal Opera House, is offering a one-year intensive MA within which the students are similarly paired to create a chamber opera for public performance.
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