Sentence examples for intense interpretation from inspiring English sources
The Escher quartet offered an unhurried yet intense interpretation of Beethoven's slow movement that appeared nourished by the Gesualdo.
This is true of his brief and intense interpretation of "Electra," derived from an adaptation of the Greek myth by the Austrian dramatist and poet Hugo von Hofmannsthal.
Their complex and intense interpretation illuminated every nuance of the work, from the driving rhythms of the opening Allegro to the bristling savagery of the Presto.
As Hughes, DiCaprio gave an appropriately intense interpretation of a man driven by both his own genius and an acute case of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Mr. Fassbender's disturbingly intense interpretation of the role soon makes clear that Brandon's obsession is a compulsion rather than a source of enjoyment.
Mind you, the men Mary rules are embodied by an estimable crew in this physically intense interpretation: a vigorous Brian Dennehy is Mary's grandstanding husband, and Philip Seymour Hoffman and Robert Sean Leonard are their sons.
The Austrian baritone Wolfgang Holzmair has won deserved praise for his compelling, literate and vocally intense interpretations of German arts songs.
But it didn't detract from what had preceded it: Ms. Mattila's focused, intense interpretations of three songs by her countryman Jean Sibelius.
On Thursday at the Metropolitan Museum, the Talich Quartet offered an intense, driven interpretation that highlighted the work's seething angst.
The program also included an intense, yearning interpretation of Berg's Seven Early Songs and selections by Granados, including a flirtatious rendition of "El Majo Discrete" ("The Discreet Lover").
Though the script has them appearing together in only one scene, Queen Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen of Scots, nearly always share the stage in Ingmar Bergman's intense, elegant interpretation of Friedrich von Schiller's "Maria Stuart," now at the Howard Gilman Opera House of the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
