In songs like "Sorry-Grateful" (from "Company") and his breakout hit, "Send in the Clowns" ("A Little Night Music"), Sondheim would anatomize an emotional arc, using wordplay and puzzle-like internal rhymes to help a character sort out discordant feelings.
These discordant feelings can lead to fighting.
So to protect themselves from having their familiar world-views overturned, many Republican men and women arriving in Tampa must convert these disturbingly discordant feelings of loss into action.
Yet the discordant tone isn't ugly.
John, with his discordant opinion, was added later.
The verses are soft and melodic but the bridge becomes harsh and discordant, inserting feelings of confusion and fear into the film.
"I think it would be discordant to the feeling of the body politic".
When entering a Golden piece you're immersing yourself in an otherworldly scene of similar logic, a cacophony of discordant times, places and feelings jumbled up, one on top of the other, beginning to melt.
As Andrew Berardini wrote in a Golden review: "Objects in mirror are closer than they appear". When entering a Golden piece you're immersing yourself in an otherworldly scene of similar logic, a cacophony of discordant times, places and feelings jumbled up, one on top of the other, beginning to melt.
The dispute is more than just discordant background music; junior doctors feeling alienated seriously impedes reform of NHS services.
Really, though, the movie takes place in a familiar, enchanted land — Almodóvaria, you might call it, or maybe Pedrostan— where every room and street corner is saturated with bright color and vivid feeling and where discordant notes of violence, jealousy and fear ultimately resolve in the deeper harmonies of art.
