Two pieces for Italian theatres, Simon Boccanegra (1857) and Un ballo in maschera (1859; A Masked Ball), affected to a lesser extent by the impact of the grand operatic style, show the enrichment of Verdi's power as an interpreter of human character and as a master of orchestral colour.
Glenda Jackson and Cate Blanchett, perhaps the most accurate interpreters of Elizabeth's character, started their series looking like nymphs, then ended, once their character had given up on all hope of a man, powerful but alone, caked in white oils, the harridan-harpy.
Ms. Foote, the playwright's daughter and a peerless interpreter of his characters, is ostensibly the happiest of the three.
She was off for almost a year, then made a triumphant return in "Giselle" in an interpretation that poignantly emphasized her character's irresistible desire to dance, and confirmed her as one of the truly great interpreters of this role.
It might seem out of character, but Rudolf Serkin, the masterly interpreter of central Germanic repertory and never a flashy technician, sometimes played the second book of Chopin Études (Op. 25) complete in recital.
Architects were the interpreters of the revolution".
And we're not the only interpreters of it.
Religious shamans, female or male, act as interpreters of spirits.
