Whether it was in the long soliloquy lines of the opening movement or the almost hysteria-driven violence of the scherzo, or the hugely demanding solo cadenza between the last two movements, Tetzlaff was equal to all its demands.
These involved sustained plunder and racially driven violence against native peoples.
The spurt of violence in the Mathare slum in Nairobi, where Mr. Mwangi lives, was a miniversion of the ethnically driven violence that convulsed Kenya in 2007 and early 2008.
Zainabu and Bellise are among close to 90,000 Burundians who have fled the threat of politically-driven violence ahead of elections at home, and settled temporarily in neighbouring countries.
A year after Charlottesville, the Anti-Defamation League's Center on Extremism has released an interactive map of hate-driven violence in the US documenting upwards of 4,500 incidents and activities.
The first of these, "Non-Fiction," which draws together works that make reference to the perpetration of race-driven violence in the United States, opens on Sunday May 1, and features works by Kerry James Marshall, Deana Lawson, David Hammons, and others.
Most believe that a reprise of the failed revolutions of 1919, the recession-driven fascist violence of the 1930s, or even the 1968 unrest in Paris, is unlikely.
Yet, generally, they are also searching their souls, conscious of their historical mission in pointing their country toward a better future and away from the ideology-driven violence and poverty of the past.
The unreliability of her reporting, the very avidity of her quest to prove the absolute inevitability of testosterone-driven violence, transforms "Scapegoat" from scholarship to a kind of agitprop and spoils what might otherwise have been a vigorous explanation for the worst in human behavior.
Since 1991, the 13 previous attempts at forming a functioning central government had failed amid clan-driven violence and the resistance of gun runners and other war profiteers.
