Like the famous models by Bartok and Lutoslawski, it gives every section of the ensemble a thorough workout, with frequent solo spotlights on the principal players.
For months, the Republican presidential race has drawn the lion's share of the spotlight, with frequent televised debates, along with the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary.
KOZINN * MET CHAMBER ENSEMBLE James Levine allows the extraordinary musicians of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra frequent forays into the spotlight, both as a full orchestra at Carnegie Hall and in chamber guises at Weill Recital Hall.
The 13th annual Latin Grammy Awards on Thursday night anointed a new favorite for the Latin Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences: Jesse & Joy, Mexican siblings whose heartbroken ballad "¡Corre!" ("Run!") was named song of the year (an award for the songwriters) and record of the year (for the recorded single), stealing the spotlight from frequent Latin Grammy winners.
The stage of Radio City Music Hall looked like a garish disco on Tuesday night, with a wide-screen video backdrop, eight tall towers for rotating lights, illuminated fabric canopies like minibandshells and frequent blasts of strobes and spotlights to keep the audience blinking and flinching.
Cate Blanchett was also honored during the black-tie event with the Lacoste Spotlight Award, from her frequent costume design collaborator Sandy Powell, who most recently worked with the actor on Cinderella and Carol.
Mr. Denk, one of Mr. Bell's most frequent collaborators, is rightly commanding his own growing share of the spotlight for his profundity and puckish temperament.
Good practice for monitoring could encompass the integration of higher resolution imagery (e.g, Spotlight mode TerraSAR-X) over active volcanoes with less frequent, broader swath imagery to identify any distal deformation processes (e.g., Sentinel-1 or ALOS-2).
Moments like that could be more frequent at Tuesday's debate, as the other Republican contenders seek time in the spotlight and try to slow Mr. Gingrich's rise in the polls.
Whatever else comes with being a Lakers fan — frequent glory first, and a reputation for front-running, arrogance, and a distasteful, spotlight-seeking clownishness in some order thereafter — an underreported feature of our fandom is a profound knowledge of exasperation.
