There's a sweet-tart interplay in the dish that's transfixing.
There's a really creative interplay in the ceramics world these days between tradition and contemporary art".
The flutist Paula Robison and the violinist Ani Kavafian offered dazzling interplay in the closing allegro.
* May 17 at 7 30: "Interplay," "In the Night," "The Cage," "Other Dances," and "Fanfare".
Retaining three-movement format and avoiding strongly contrasting themes, they maintained contrapuntal interplay in the prevailingly homophonic texture.
He hears the music's playfulness, but there is also a translation of the structural interplay in the two pianists' four hands.
Thus, Mary Jordan and Veronica Leer must always work hard to create any sense of tension and interplay in the adult relationship.
Polyptoton, the device which repeats the same word in a different grammatical case, continues to enliven the emotional interplay in the sestet.
It's a fine example of crisp interplay in the modern mainstream, and the results should only be more immediate in performance.
He expanded upon this interplay in the 1990s with his group Very Very Circus, a septet with unusual instrumentation, which included two tubas and two electric guitars.
A beautifully balanced, transparent account of the Haydn, with spirited interplay in the Menuet and a tightly controlled finale, quickly created the sense that the quartet was feeling energized and renewed.
