"Pain," she sang, on one fierce, annunciatory note, then shouted, "Ow!" Her band locked into a vamp, with horns answering a bluesy guitar.
Bidding has been fierce since the notes were offered Tuesday, although there is no verification that the notes were used by Vick.
The vibraphone fired off fierce volleys of notes, but sometimes acted almost as an echo, or alter ego, taking up a single note just as the trumpet breaks off in a way that left the sound reverberating in a rainbow haze.
"The resistance we faced in entering Tivoli Gardens was fierce," he said, noting that it took the security services three hours to move just 200 yards.
Note the fierce black eyebrows, the massive forehead, the blunt nose, above all the smooth, sculpted shingle between nose and upper lip, with the vertical groove anatomy texts call the philtrum.
Lithuanian historians note that fierce resistance by the Prussians won time for the young Lithuanian state to mature and strengthen so it could withstand the hundred-year crusade, culminating in the 1410 Battle of Grunwald, with minimal territorial losses.
Jezebel's Lindy West, who panned Brick's 2012 column for being "stunningly annoying and embarrassingly delusional," went on to note the fierce backlash against Brick's words and posited whether the Daily Mail might not be pulling one huge trick on the Internet.
Hazy, dissonant chords are punctured by fierce squalls of scattered notes; the pedals help produce haunting billows of resonance.
Her first song, performed a cappella, was largely wordless: held notes and fierce exhalations, a bluesy lament of a melody, a circling ululation and just a handful of words about "hard times".
The American ambassador, Michael A. McFaul, who criticized the bill after the lower house passed it last week, posted a more restrained comment on Twitter on Wednesday noting the fierce disagreement that has erupted within Russian government and society.
