This is Glass's most formidable score, with minimalist processes acquiring symphonic heft: the "Protest" scene of Act II is driven by a grandly plunging, minor-mode theme, recalling the opening of Mahler's First Symphony.
On the program was Witold Lutosławski's Third Symphony, a formidable score that periodically directs the musicians to play fragments of melody at their own pace, in episodes of controlled chaos.
Pujara combined with Kohli on the opening day and the second morning to ensure India compiled a formidable score of 443 for 7 on a deteriorating pitch.
But Mr. Gilbert is continuing to find his own way with these formidable scores as he takes the Philharmonic players through the cycle.
The gifted, hard-working and game musicians of the New York Youth Symphony have played some formidable scores over the years, even Mahler's mighty Sixth Symphony.
Fure's formidable orchestral score "Bound to the Bow," which was heard at last year's New York Philharmonic Biennial, follows a similar structure: first stillness, then catastrophe.
The programs include a glittering Berlioz work ("Roman Carnival"), Chopin's elegant Second Piano Concerto (with Emanuel Ax as soloist), a war horse (Beethoven's Fifth Symphony), a 20th-century touchstone (Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra) and a formidable Shostakovich score (Symphony No. 10).
Many formidable Stravinsky scores remain little known today, including the misunderstood Neo-Classical works, so astounding in their Apollonian restraint and compositional ingenuity.
Jagr scored 646 goals and totaled 1,599 points in the N.H.L. Playing alongside Mario Lemieux, now a Penguins co-owner, he helped give Pittsburgh the league's most formidable 1-2 scoring threat and led the franchise to consecutive Stanley Cup titles in 1991 and 1992.
Navarra was considered the favorite by experts, having won championships that year in Cuba, Colombia, Peru and Argentina and having just come off an exhibition tour with Cochran in which Navarra averaged a formidable 1.16, scoring 1,295 three-cushions in 1,120 innings over the length of the tour.
This formidable 25-minute score, Schoenberg's first major piece for orchestra employing his 12-tone method, is scored for an enormous roster of instruments.
