A soprano line, serenely sung by Carolyn Sampson, floats ethereally over the choir, who at times sing in gently ricocheting 12 parts, creating a buoyant continuum of sound.
Part of the tug of "Over the Rainbow" is that it's an American ballad, written by E. Y. Harburg, known as Yip, and that seemed to be Mr. Jacobs's idea — to create a buoyant American collection.
As this interview with Tom Chapman shows, hospital managers need more than ever the skills of communication, the art of persuasion, the science of listening, the director's ability to create a buoyant sense of purpose in a changing, perhaps shrinking organization.
Mark Harris, chief executive of mortgage broker SPF Private Clients, said: "Cheap mortgage rates, challenger banks keen to lend and schemes aimed at helping first-time buyers on to the ladder, are all helping create a buoyant market, which we expect to continue well into the spring".
Still, the closing ceremony exuded simplicity while lacking the over-the-top dazzle of other Olympic spectacles, creating a buoyant atmosphere inside Maracanã by mixing performances by contemporary musicians like Lenine with homages for giants of Brazilian culture like the composer Luiz Gonzaga.
And the government has made no fundamental structural changes to create a buoyant, entrepreneurially friendly economy.
While the IBM arc has been creating a buoyant continental crust, the anti-continent has been simultaneously delaminating from the arc crust.
The magnetic field is shaped to pull the gadolinium downward so metal particles push the cells upward, creating a buoyant force just like the one that floats a boat.
It also created a more buoyant market for the securities of Freddie and Fannie, feeding the originate-and-distribute machine.
