Finlay's Frank struck up a telling rapport with Julie Covington's communist agitator, and their scenes together were an electrifying fusion of experience and innocence.
With nine GRAMMY awards, a catalogue several dozen albums deep, an Avery Fisher Prize, and a fifty-two-disc Deutsche Grammophon box set to its name, the Emerson maintains what The Boston Globe once called "an extraordinary fusion of experience and authority with audacity and freshness". In 2013 the Emerson added cellist Paul Watkins, its first change of line-up in more than three decades.
This Lausiac History, dedicated to Lausus, chamberlain of Emperor Theodosius II, is a fusion of personal experiences with secondary accounts of desert monasticism.
It's also the film in which Truffaut dramatizes, in antic form, the kind of truly horrific childhood that he didn't even dare put in "The 400 Blows"; the sort of self-destructive erotic obsession that was close to his own experience (and that he'd return to in later films); the fusion of life experience with artistic creation; and even the odd influence of Hitchcock's films on Truffaut himself.
Even if the Coen brothers didn't exactly answer together at the conference, this may offer a numerological explanation of what it means: the movie is a fusion of their experience.
"We became a sort of fusion of all those experiences and ideas.
The German Erlebnis captures this fusion of life and experience.
The key ingredient, by far, was the enthusiastic collaboration of participants across missions, data sets, disciplines, and nations to produce a fusion of knowledge and experience focused on understanding the state of the Sun-Earth system during extreme space weather.
A jazz fusion album, Songs of Experience explores darker sounds than its predecessor, as the poems Axelrod drew on for inspiration dealt with the darker side of humanity.
A jazz fusion album, Songs of Experience was partly inspired by Gunther Schuller's Third Stream concept, which fused American jazz with European classical music.
