It was during this feverish time of organizing that he met Claudia Yoli.
Another piece, the appropriately titled "Stark," suspended all three instrumental parts in a delicate equipoise, even during Mr. Ballard's feverish double time.
The late 60s and early 70s were a feverish political time, and some of the conspiracies were more real than others.
A fervent, at times feverish account of Schubert's "Death and the Maiden" String Quartet, as arranged by Mahler, showcased the ensemble's burnished sound and expressive unanimity.
It is almost as if the past two years of, at times, feverish debate about broadcasting in general and the BBC in particular hadn't happened.
He would write at night, sometimes with feverish productivity, at other times haltingly.
Catherine Malfitano, a ferocious Salome and Tosca whose voice retains its penetrating edge, handles the assignment with dignity and conviction, flaring at times to feverish climaxes.
Mozart's Symphony No. 16 in C (K. 128) came during his 16th year, a time of feverish compositional activity.
But this comes at a time of feverish interest in the behaviour of the very top students.
Nor is it a rare one at a time of feverish interest in a once-niche medium that is ending its 10th year on a huge high.
