"Cells use their instruments to create the harmonies of life".
Don't get bogged down by someone telling you to "feel the harmony of the life spirit".
While Victorians celebrated the empire on which the sun would never set with successive jubilees (golden, 1887, and diamond, 1897), many readers fretted over foreign (increasingly German) threats to the harmony of English life.
At the opposite economic extreme, the exhibition evokes the rustic simplicity of East Hampton's "Home, Sweet Home," immortalized in John Howard Payne's popular 1822 ballad as a symbol of an increasingly urban and industrialized society's nostalgia for the timeless harmony of rural life.
This is what we celebrate today... the arrival of this sign of unity, of harmony, of new life".
The nudes connect in harmony, forming chains of life.
In this piece, Beethoven insists on allowing both the harmony and discord of life to be present.
"What is important to me is that people from 13 to who knows how old are all working in harmony, all walks of life, all religions and all nationalities," Ackerman said.
In this prose, with its tangled and then flowing lyricism, its indefatigable enumerations and Biblical amplifications, one can hear the influence of Whitman's exultant catalogues and Joyce's vibrant harmonies of daily life.
Close family ties were important to Eakins, and the intimate harmony of his home life was seriously disrupted and saddened by the death first of his mother and later of Katherine Crowell.
