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20) will be preceded by an illuminating talk by Fayçal Karoui, the company's music director, who will deconstruct Tschaikovsky's "Mozartiana".

In a lecture at the museum, the art critic Jerry Saltz remarked, "Artists don't own the meaning of their work," and though that holds true in an absolute sense, it was illuminating talking to Tallur about the mythologies embedded in his art.

(It was read by Central Synagogue's cantor, Angela Buchdahl, who also gave a brief, illuminating preconcert talk).

I thought it would be illuminating to talk with Annie Philbrick, co-owner of the Bank Square Bookstore, an independent business located in Mystic Connecticut.

Well worth taking a look and staying for an illuminating, moderated post-show talk with the artists.

He could have been talking about illuminating your looking glass with that light.

You're talking about illuminating molecules of air--it's almost the way an aura works.

Previous Black Canyon films for HBO and CBS, including those on Babe Ruth and Pete Maravich, had little problem in illuminating their deceased subjects by talking to those who knew them, like Ruth's daughter.

Their talk is terrific, too, illuminating and fond.

Below, five key TED Talks, and what they illuminate about the most successful lecture series ever given.

After running a daylong seminar on the Otellos in March, he scheduled related talks and recitals to illuminate the operas' connections.