Linen lounging pajamas in gentle hues are available at Subtle Tones, at No. 1010, along with aromatic candles and decorative objets.
The other side of Ravel — that of reserve, suppleness and gentle hues — was given nearly equal time, first in a graceful account of the "Pavane for a Dead Princess," then in the Adagio assai of the Piano Concerto in G, with Jean-Yves Thibaudet as soloist.
Shakespeare was delighted to serve it up for them, and then, as his career progressed, to infiltrate gentler hues and wilder thoughts into that action mode.
An Easter motet, "Surrexit Pastor Bonus," and four dark-hued Tenebrae Responsories share some of those painterly qualities, and if others — "Quem Vidistis, Pastores?" a Christmas work, and "Nigra Sum," from the "Song of Songs" — are cast in gentler hues, they sacrifice nothing in intensity.
Add the onions and cook over a low-medium heat until they start to soften and just begin to acquire a gentle golden hue (it may take up to 10 minutes).
They found, for example, that leaves that are normally held at right angles come out in a whirl, the plant's gentle green hue turns dark, and roots reach for the sky.
The gentle rhythms and hues are meant to compete and also contrast with the frenetic surroundings.
Decorate with soft, light hues.
Because patching the walls meant mixing old and new shingles, Johnson brought in Donald Kaufman and Taffy Dahl, color consultants in Manhattan, to choose a uniform exterior hue, a gentle beige that Mr. Kaufman describes as the color of weathered cedar.
Because wartime reality is a world of extreme, Manichaean reduction, which eliminates all intermediate hues, all things gentle and warm, and limits everything to an aggressive counterpoint, to black and white, to the most primal battle of two powers: the good and the evil.
Ms. Morkoski, an energetic, focused player, captured the nuances of the rhythmically vital "Fém" and the subtly shifting hues of the gentler "Arc-en-Ciel".
