History calls are interpretations that make history, as distinct from the raw stuff of events.
Recent recordings by Roger Norrington, Nikolaus Harnoncourt and Jonathan Nott have revealed a different side to Bruckner, interpretations that make him a human being rather than a self-annihilating penitent.
They listen to students and accept all points of view, being conversant with several interpretations that make the work come alive for students, who tend to read existentially, hoping for an author who will speak to them personally.
Congress pushing through new sanctions on Iran's missile programs, U.S. officials demanding tighter enforcement of the nuclear deal after repeated Iranian violations in its first year, the Treasury Department forming interpretations that make trade with Tehran even more difficult, and U.S. military routines becoming more robust in the Persian Gulf are all possibilities, AEI's McInnis said.
There was also a blessed assortment of interpretations that made musty classics seem as fresh as spring.
Mr. Boyd and his company have provided a bold, baldly comic interpretation that makes landing punch lines, whether literal or implicit, its first priority.
But it's hard to imagine an interpretation that makes this play's singular melding of sentimentality and savagery feel more organic than this one does.
A set Σ of sentences has a model [that is, an interpretation that makes it true] if any finite subset of Σ has a model.
In all the major Puccini parts, and most of the Verdian, she recorded in the studio for Decca, that gratifying centrality of voice and interpretation that makes her still beloved by many admirers can be heard.
This is a subtle and ingenious variation on the princely spider – an interpretation that makes him a perpetually disturbed and excluded adolescent – but it does not bring dynamic menace to the evening, and that is crucial for one of Shakespeare's most exciting plays.
