Style curves, including seam lines, dart lines, notch lines and grain lines, are introduced for designing patterns on the triangular garment surfaces.
The Commuter, which travels along the DART lines but much faster and with less stops.
From there, Mr. Zorn pulls the clarinets into their middle and low-middle registers and gives them playfully darting lines that coalesce as an energetic, sometimes mischievous narrative.
Every time he piles up restless darting lines and figurations, all buzzing away at once, the music turns spiky and intriguing.
In New Mexico, away from the burgeoning art worlds of both San Francisco and Manhattan, he followed and extended Abstract Expressionism in works that emphasized the painting process in areas of layered color punctuated by darting lines, usually black.
Grab your darts and line them up in your hand in a line.
Ms. Ouzounian demonstrated a rich tone in Suzanne Sorkin's "Swept," whose darting clarinet lines unfolded alluringly in the very capable hands of Benjamin Fingland.
In the onrushing opening section, the instruments evoke wintry winds through swooshing, darting thematic lines, before the music settles into a loopy dance.
Shostakovich's seven-minute Allegretto, composed in the early 1960s, bears its composer's signature boldly in dark themes shared by the viola and the cello and quickly darting violin lines in Shostakovich's sardonic folk dance style.
But no matter how many musical events tumbled on one another -- darting contrapuntal lines, splatterings of notes, undulating shimmers, hellbent outbursts of chords that climaxed with clusters played with the flats of the hands and forearms -- the music sped by with uncanny clarity.
