This week's How-To shows you how to make your own mini version of Origin (sans the interpretive soundtrack from Scanner, of course), made from 512 LEDs and based on an Arduino UNO, which is an Atmel AVR microcontroller on a development board.
As opposed to a linear evolutionary model, it is conceivable that there were several overlapping collections of sayings attributed to Laozi from the start, each inhabiting a particular interpretive context, from which different versions of the Laozi were derived.
No doubt he could cite a dozen justifications for this interpretive touch from his knowledge of early 19th-century performance practice.
The program avoids the usual documentary intrusions: It has no present-day interviews with former Secret Service agents or functionaries, sharing their memories; no interpretive commentary from history professors.
An Interpretive Dance From Next Media Animation Set To Kanye West's Gone What's the point of a rooftop pool if your staff are unhappy?
This time the sameness of his interpretive approach from work to work struck me as a flaw that even the great — and very real — Pollini aura could not overcome.
Younger readers will probably need some interpretive help from parents, but older readers will find Blumberg's book an accessible, vivid account of Japanese history -- something rarely, if ever, taught in American elementary schools.
It's also a piece that admits of a vast interpretive range, from the mercurial agitation of Friedrich Gulda's studio recording to the severe grandeur of the one by Rudolf Serkin.
Yet for all the freshness in this "Rigoletto" there was no sense that an imposing maestro had arrived to clear away accumulated interpretive clutter from a Verdi staple and deliver a newly fit and trim performance.
Re "Philharmonic Adds More Archives on the Web" (Arts, Briefly item, Feb. 22): The scribbling of musicians in their orchestra parts are mostly about cues, unexpected tempo changes and interpretive instructions from various conductors that are not in the printed score.
