But it was in the live execution of that music, as heard at Le Poisson Rouge on Monday night, that the mystery came in.
The equilibrium between sincerity and silliness is expertly judged by director Emil Wolk to ensure the circus hijinks never undermine the calibre and execution of the music.
Perhaps most important, Monk no longer needs to be present for the execution of her music: the singers of M6, a group based in New York, have devoted themselves to learning and re-interpreting the Monk repertory.
Quayola worked with Sinigaglia to create Ravel Landscapes, a generative audiovisual collaboration that translates the Wagner's flawless execution of Ravel's music into a stream of vivid colors and shapes.
Dressed in light-blue unitards, the dancers play atop a clear sheet of plexiglass, their antics captured by camera and projected onto a screen so that the audience watches the execution of a low-tech music video (music, of course, by OK Go).
Validation of MUSIC performance expressions.
The always innovative DD Dorvillier, the downtown dancer and choreographer, explores the value of content versus desire in "The Handsome Execution of a Flower," set to music by Kenta Nagai.
However, the execution of that plot in the music we know today came only after two radical revisions.
As they are chiefly responsible for the music orchestras play, both in terms of choice and execution, conductors have had considerable impact on the development of music.
Choreographer Laurieann Gibson told MTV News that the video would be "shocking" and one can expect the execution of the highest level of vocal music art and dance.
For other classes of music such as Western classical music, however, musically similar audio segments may exhibit significant variations in parameters such as dynamics, timbre, execution of note groups, modulation, articulation, and tempo progression.
