The same is evidently true of his new book, Tokyo Year Zero, the first part of a trilogy, which is set in a period and region much more remote than his earlier settings.
The unsettling device of an upward chromatic bass line — the downward, "lamenting" bass is more common — is used several times in Mozart's early settings of the Mass to underpin the word "Crucifixus".
Ms. Tapia offered too few words to make the best sense of Debussy's songs, even of the very early settings of Verlaine, Mallarme and de Banville that she chose.
The earlier settings tend to be either outbursts of rapture growing in wavelike patterns of mounting intensity to climax near the end, or else, where most of the Verlaine poems are concerned, pieces at once deliciously fine and self-mocking.
All my earlier settings seem to have transferred over as well.
He was particularly fond of the early settings by Palmer.
Some episodes point to earlier settings; for example, a wall calendar prop suggests that the events of "Give or Take a Million" occur in 2026.
In Bach's earlier settings of the mass he had treated "Qui tollis and "Qui sedes" as one movement, here he distinguished Jesus at the right hand of the father by dance-like music.
We compared the resulting image to that obtained from earlier settings.
Caretaking strategies that avoid violent punishment, but provide possibilities for a secure bonding, can ameliorate the mental health of children who experienced violence in earlier settings [ 8, 9].
