The new generation is represented by ALEXANDRA DU BOIS, whose "Imaginary Piece for Piano" (2004) will be performed.
"I don't worry normally, but with this one…" He brushes an imaginary piece of lint off his trouser leg.
It also shows how love can sneak up on you, even over an imaginary piece of pecan pie.
His ambient work generally falls into into two categories, albums that soundtrack specific environments (real or imaginary) or pieces composed from generative systems with minimal intervention from musicians.
Bennett, the most sympathetic and patient of Lewis's British observers, noted in his journals: Lewis has a habit of breaking into a discussion with long pieces of imaginary conversation between imaginary or real people of the place and period under discussion.
When Ms Williamson, wearing her black trenchcoat as if it were the must-have coat of summer, implores the audience ("On your imaginary forces work," "Piece out our imperfections with your thoughts" and "Gently to hear, kindly to judge our play"), she lifts a problematical play to a universal statement about the mind's possibilities and theater's power to enliven them.
He has talked about himself, about his life, in discrete pieces, inhabiting imaginary characters ("experimental selves"), examining our human discomfort and trying to discover a way out.
She pauses at a certain point to pitch her body forward on one leg, brush a piece of imaginary dust off her shoulder and lift her chin in defiance.
Cool air rushed out as he opened a sliding-glass door onto a mini-classroom where Rene Izquierdo, a Cuban-born and Yale-trained guitarist who teaches at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, plucked and strummed along with six students on a piece called "Imaginary Reel".
Left alone in the room, Dennis appears confused on the video, tracing an imaginary map on a piece of paper, mumbling to himself.
