But Rachmaninov finishes us off, those gathering clouds of notes suggesting the progress of the train that will take its heroine back into the suburbs – leaving her, and the audience, to ponder what might have been.
The second movement, static and brief, is a gathering of sustained notes into dense but diaphanous chords.
You could hear the stiffness in the strings, the subtle hammering of his pick, the cyclone of notes gathering round your head.
The "lean elegance" that distinguished Mellon in any large gathering of officials was noted by Walter Lippmann.
One reason behind that decision was that a vibrant weekly gathering of local shape note singers (among them Yale students, faculty, and staff) already takes place on campus, and some of the singers, including Wenger, are involved in the project.
Geneticists find endless richness in what they call the "avant-texte": a critical gathering of a writer's notes, sketches, drafts, manuscripts, typescripts, proofs, and correspondence.
Unless that happens soon, they agree, not really given the "structural problems" of running and gathering delegates, notes Cooke.
"The Late Show" host pointed to a recent New York Times article noting a gathering of white nationalists chugging milk "to draw attention to a genetic trait known to be more common in white people than others — the ability to digest lactose as adults".
Lambeth officials suggested he was prepared to improvise the 30-minute address to mark the opening of general synod, a biannual gathering of bishops, clergy and laity, "with notes" to clarify his position.
FOUR years ago, buried in the conference notes for a gathering of engineers, was an unlikely description of one of the participants, a software designer named Moses Ma: "His primary goal is to achieve balance and happiness in life and encourages every one of you to take time to smell the roses on your way to that I.P.O".
Lagarde, who was one of the co-chairs of the gathering, also noted that, five years ago, she warned that unequal economic growth was unsustainable, and that growing economic inequality would lead to the rise of populist and nationalist politicians.
