The title is disjointed, just like the broken narratives and fragments the works themselves present in an exhibition first shown in Poznań.
A traditional song, "Jasmine Flower," is buried and fragmented within the work's textures; Wu Man, the virtuosic pipa player in both of the Chinese works, performed the song before the trio played "Ning".
More than the "Fragments," the work afforded an opportunity for Mr. Spivakov to play dazzlingly.
Fragments of the work had been published in 1794 in Friedrich Schiller's periodical Die neue Thalia.
Third, there are fragments from the work of the freethinking philosopher Baruch Spinoza, nicknamed Bento, who died in the Netherlands in 1677.
Two fragments of the work were later discovered, a 4th-century Greek papyrus in Oxyrhynchus, Egypt, and a 5th-century Coptic papyrus in the British Museum.
So instead of being at the peak of my powers and reaching the pinnacle of contentedness, my family is starting to fragment, and the work and home I took for granted is losing its roots.
One of the important sources of Musil's early novels and theoretical fragments is the work of Traugott K. Oesterreich (1910) who wrote his doctoral dissertation in 1905 under the supervision of Stumpf.
Fragments of the work survive, having been quoted by Lactantius, and Jerome makes note of the work in a consolatory letter to Heliodorus of Altino.
Gibson announced the novel on October 6, 2006 on his blog, where fragments of the work were posted non-sequentially for some time, leading to much reader speculation on the content and plot of the novel.
