I don't really like short-hand stylistic indicators of supposed authenticity, in vocal styles.
Thomas further observes that "there is no second-hand stylistic referencing, although if predecessors were to be sought they might be found, distantly removed, in the music of composers as varied as Bach, Schubert, Tchaikovsky, and even Debussy".
One can imagine the impulses competing in the feature editor's mind — carefulness and transparency on the one hand, the stylistic pleasure of an uninterrupted flow of narrative on the other.
One can imagine the impulses competing in the feature editor's mind carefulness and transparency on the one hand, the stylistic pleasure of an uninterrupted flow of narrative on the other.
On the other hand, a stylistic trait can spread relatively quickly where the population is highly mobile and there are few social boundaries, thus mimicking a functional trait under strong selection.
The two major tests here, Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" and Janacek's Sinfonietta, are both in the hands of stylistic masters.
Technique aside, what young players really have to learn about playing Beethoven was evident in the gaps among the pieces at hand: not just stylistic but also on a level that demands to be regarded as spiritual.
She'd have been seen more in the terms offered to the likes of Kate Atkinson and John Banville – serious writers of fiction who can also turn their hands to the stylistic possibilities of genre.
Carrying the swords in their hands in a stylistic manner, the sword bearers expose to viewers the governing power and the authoritative presence of the chiefs.
Higgins's characters always have a story at hand, and while the stylistic gimmick wore thin over the years for many readers, I'm a sucker for that kind of arch monologue every time.
Mr. Thacker's solution was to employ a variety of stylistic approaches -- from hand-held camera shots to five-minute segments done in one long take.
