Their duet of echoed phrases, buttressed by the shimmering, hazy, wayward orchestra, is at first transfixing.
The best songs featured intense interplay between sitar and guitar, either playing together or echoing phrases, while on Dancing in Madness the sitar was matched against the Latin cajón box drum.
But the idea that the dancers are competitive when executing the same movement, in unison or in echoing phrases, soon gives way to the dialogue evoked by the second and third sections of the score's five movements.
Repeating Dr. King's summons to build "a greater economic base," Mr. Gore echoed phrases from his stump speech: "We must keep our prosperity going, not for the primary benefit of those who already have the most, but to profit at last those who as yet have so little.
At the same time, the album is full of echoing phrases ("The days get longer" in one song, "Life gets longer" in another; "good news" morphs into "good times" and "good luck") that make each song sound like part of the same cracked story.
The echoed phrases took on the sound of a liturgy, like the exchange during a service between the spiritual leader and the congregation.
Mentally challenged people may do things that society considers unusual: making sounds, flopping to the ground when frustrated, flapping their hands, running in circles, echoing phrases, pacing constantly, and more.
Some of the ads feature tag lines that echo common phrases associated with the state: "there's nothing to do here" and "famous for our flat, boring landscape" over images of people "tanking" or floating down a river in livestock tanks, and hikers traversing Toadstool Geologic Park.
Instead of echoing the phrases of "difficult parents", say what you see once you meet them.
As early as the 1890s, in the first movement of his huge choral symphony, "Kullervo," the strings echo a phrase in the brasses, first at full volume.
