His dancing matches his new position, with flowing line and gorgeous phrasing.
Her gorgeous phrasing in that well-worn chestnut had a refreshing spontaneity.
The Mendelssohn concerto, enlivened by her feisty approach, sweet, powerful tone and sharply delineated, gorgeous phrasing, rarely sounds so exciting.
Wrapped in gorgeous phrases, they remain unclothed.
A boy's will is the wind's will, according to Longfellow, in a gorgeous phrase that Robert Frost adapted for the title of his first book.
Ms. Shaham showed a firm, elastic touch, anchoring the frantic final movement of the Ravel, giving resilience to the beautiful dialogue in the second-movement Lento of the Copland, which Mr. Shaham answered with meltingly gorgeous phrases on the violin.
This gorgeous phrase, evoking royal pains in the you-know-where (poetically, of course), achieved its pop Latin moment a few years back when Queen Elizabeth II summoned it to mourn a dreadful year of buffoonery by her brood.
But suddenly that ends, and the song turns into a nimble waltz, progressing through gorgeous, arpeggiated phrases.
When they are least expected, the gorgeous, wry phrases slip into the fountain of my feed, glinting like gold coins tossed among the pennies and the pigeon shit.
Also from the New World came the Cleveland Orchestra, which, in a program in Usher Hall that also included Korngold and Berg, offered a gorgeous, sumptuously phrased performance of Brahms's Symphony No.2 in D, (Op. 73).
It is studded with gorgeous, reverberating phrases - 'infinite riches in a little room', gloats Barabas as he counts his money in the opening scene - but it never tries to be psychologically probing.
