Architecture has moved light years away from the retrogressive focus-group sensibility embraced by corporate firms.
As a Brill Building songwriter, he had helped write "My Boyfriend's Back" and "I Want Candy"; later, as a producer of Blondie and the Go-Go's, he brought the girl-group sensibility into the punk age.
Walter Nouvel, the World of Art's music expert and a dear friend of Diaghilev's, wrote that ballet was the natural ally of their group's sensibility: "We must make it the exponent of our tender, refined, morbid feelings, sensations and aspirations..
Walter Nouvel, the World of Art's music expert and a dear friend of Diaghilev's, wrote that ballet was the natural ally of their group's sensibility: "We must make it the exponent of our tender, refined, morbid feelings, sensations and aspirations...
He and Mike invented the Coasters, an African-American group with hipster sensibility and virtuosic comic timing.
The show may problematically group together divergent sensibilities, but it is thought-provoking nonetheless.
In the end, Goldberg decided, the mistake of his launch announcement had been an "audience problem": he'd aimed the announcement at "venture investors and advertising executives," he said, but "it reached an audience of writers" — a group with different sensibilities.
For them, it took several years, several albums, and the efforts of John Lennon and Paul McCartney, two of the most brilliant songwriters in the past century, and their change was an organic one crafted through the group's changing sensibilities.
After "Autobahn," albums like "Radio-Activity" (1976) and "Trans-Europe Express" (1977) further refined the group's experimental pop sensibility.
The group brings an Old World Viennese sensibility to its warm, vibrant accounts, an authority that comes through without a trace of entitlement.
The Tragically Hip are, roughly speaking, Canada's equivalent to Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band a proletarian group with an intellectual sensibility.
