With its solo piano, (played here by Sébastien Vichard) set against an ensemble of clarinets, brass and percussion, it seems like a dazzling and dramatic carnival procession.
A dramatic and colorful procession to the Congress will follow; last, the faithful will be commissioned for serious discussions with their representatives.
The Village Voice remarked that the album demanded "a true appreciation of Swift's talent, which is not confessional, but dramatic: Like a procession of country songwriters before her, she creates characters and situations some from life and finds potent ways to describe them".
Paul Hansen's dramatic image of a funeral procession in Gaza has been named 2012's World Press Photo of the Year.
In renderings of this feature, shown from aerial perspective, we see the towers rising like a kind of alpine procession to the dramatic height of Freedom Tower.
After the alguaciles return to the gate, the corrida band begins a dramatic paso doble, and the opening procession (paseo) begins.
Placed adjacent to temples of nature and of the fertility god Dionysus, the orchestra was used for dramatic performances, which, together with a procession and sacrifice, composed the annual spring festival of the god.
And scary doings will get under way at the Merchant's House Museum, 29 East Fourth Street, East Village, with candlelight tours beginning on Friday; a funeral re-enactment and graveyard procession on Sunday; and dramatic readings of ghost stories on Thursday.
Wilde's assertion might well be leveled against the procession of new and refurbished dramatic ballets produced in recent decades.
Dramatic reading of the Passion narrative, with a procession from the Beecher Garden to the church, and music by Bach, Faure and Weelkes; Peter Stoltzfus, music director.
