Mostly Mr. Ranaldo's work was an energetically chaotic wall of sound.
Mr. Karajan has certainly preserved the orchestra's sound, and has energetically fostered the careers of young conductors and soloists.
(He became principal conductor of the NDR Symphony Orchestra of Hanover, Germany, in November). Yet the sound that this tall, energetically gesturing figure got from members of the L.A. Phil goes against type.
We winced when he said, "I feel like everyone else is making daytime music, and we're making night-time music", and we'll probably wince again, but there's no denying this unreconstructed, conventionally thrilling sound, with its surging riffs and energetically splayed choruses, will find an audience, a large one at that.
In speech after speech in recent weeks, he has sounded more like his campaign self, energetically ripping into the opposition and trumpeting what he sees as his achievements.
SOUND production is one of the most energetically costly activities in animals1.
He picked one up and energetically blew into it, producing a vibrating honk that sounded at once plaintive and hostile.
The sound of a sparked lighter accompanies every conversation as he energetically shifts between conversation topics with an enviable eloquence.
The energetically paced co-direction of Jose Cruz Gonzalez and Miguel Delgado is well matched to the sound track.
Equally famous was his contemporary Cassiodorus (c. 490 c. 585), who, as a minister under the Ostrogoths, worked energetically at his vision of civilitas, a program of educating the public and developing a sound administrative structure.
