D.F.S. led the interpretative part.
A writer of Rolling Stone wrote: "It's a classy, laid-back performance with Rihanna in a lovely gown, backed up by interpretative dancers caressing large pieces of fabric that are probably meant to evoke bed sheets, but look a bit more like giant strips of toilet paper hanging from the ceiling.
On his day, and this was definitely one of them, Mariss Jansons has an exceptional ability to bring cornerstone orchestral repertoire works back to life, blowing away their cobwebs without indulging in any quirky or perverse interpretative angles to help the piece restate its case.
Participants mobilize their own understandings of psychiatric genetics, and, with this, piece together an interpretative frame through which they retrospectively 'diagnose' the behaviours and life decisions of forebears as indicative of the genetically transmitted illness of schizophrenia.
I heard some coarse playing, some pieces obviously underrehearsed, some interpretative ideas that didn't quite work.
"Interpretative" rules, often called "interpretive," date back to the APA.
Jonathan Nott/Bamberg Symphony Orchestra: among the best recent recordings, I think: Nott's apparent interpretative restraint reveals the unadulterated power of the piece.
Earlier sections of the piece, though, did not consistently match the comprehensive interpretative richness that made the last two movements so resolutely memorable.
When an audience watches dance, each individual has to come to their own understanding of the piece, depending on their own cultural and emotional experiences and interpretative lens.
But more important is that he seems to take every piece he performs, however familiar, back to first principles, stripping any vestige of interpretative tradition and playing it as though he were hearing it for the first time.
