Organized like guilds, with functions similar to those of the French medieval dramatic societies, the chambers were commissioned by the town protecting them to provide the ceremonial and entertainment at religious and secular festivals, and they were influential in popularizing art and morals.
While the phenotypic differences were less dramatic in growth-chamber-grown plants, several lines followed the same trends under both conditions.
You may not look at it so much as gawk at it, in the chapel-like black chamber, with dramatic lighting, that it commands in the show.
"We want this recording to play an important role in opening up another side of Copland," Mr. Boriskin said, "the refined, dramatic side of the chamber music".
Dramatic though these screening chambers are, I can't help but think that they actually add little, except as a framing device.
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The centerpiece of the program was Sir Peter Maxwell Davies's 1969 dramatic work for singer and chamber ensemble, "Eight Songs for a Mad King," which takes us, quite viscerally, inside the head of the unhinged monarch.
With his Leonhardt Consort, founded in 1955, he performed a broad selection of the Baroque chamber, orchestral and dramatic repertory, and helped revive works by Rameau, Lully, André Campra and other Baroque composers.
The frequently intense and dramatic world of Mendelssohn's chamber works has been more fully recognized.
As expected, ChR2-expressing mice exhibited a dramatic avoidance of the photostimulation chamber during the training period, as compared to eYFP controls.
But this gripping chamber version shows the dramatic potential of black-box opera.
