On Monday night, Temple was joined by BBC Symphony Chorus director Stephen Jackson to forensically analyse the throng's cries, tearing apart every bar of Mahler's intense, ear-splitting, "Symphony of a Thousand", so named because of the power it demands.
I turn away, I cry, I pick apart the bad KS lesion makeup as a way to avoid the impact of the narrative.
"It's really hard to break bad news without crying or falling apart.
At 1.37am, she was found by a female colleague outside her accommodation crying and naked apart from a brown cardigan, apparently very drunk and with muddy feet.
How this lane-straddling, high-end SUV got to be so flouncingly self-important and alarmist, I don't know, but a car can't just go around crying, "Thief!" Quite apart from anything else, it calls into question the desirability of its driver's neighbourhood, which could, if the word got out, have an unlooked-for depreciative effect on property prices.
We were falling apart, crying, just so overwhelmed, saying, 'My God, this is too good to be true.' " The old soda-pop hangouts, Lucy's Drive-In and the Cadillac luncheonette are long gone, and this once-quaint town is now a bustling corporate mecca, but Joe Lieberman is still wearing the same smile he did at graduation in 1960, friends say.
"We definitely have practice in the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening, and usually until she falls apart, crying," Christie said.
And so when people did cry, they totally fell apart".
Apart from "Cry," few of these shorter dances amount to much as choreography, and yet they succeed better in this kind of gala-highlights context than many better works.
Here's how Mr. Rubenfeld describes their greeting after a lengthy separation: "Two women, once upon a time the best of friends, meeting again after years apart, will cry out in disbelief, embrace, protest, and immediately take up the missing pieces of their lives, painting them in for one another with all the tint and vividness they can.
