J. J. Johnson was the innovative trombonist who adapted the intricate demands of the be-bop idiom to his instrument, thereby shaping modern trombone playing.
Though it was a spirited, remarkable debut — full of their hallmark energy — White and Davis followed them on the ice and answered the challenge with their intricate, demanding tango routine.
In "The Craftsman," Sennett portrays Ruskin as a quirky and quixotic radical, sensitive to the intricate demands of great craftsmanship, and hopeful that the glories of Venetian architecture might help inspire workers to resist the ravages of "mechanical domination".
For anyone who has followed the orchestra's progress over the years, this was a puzzling move: Orpheus has always prided itself on its performances of intricate, demanding orchestral scores, in interpretations reached by consensus, without the guidance of a conductor.
But this delightful novel, waspishly narrated by Madame's acolyte Masha (who turns out to have an agenda of her own), is more than pure froth; Ferré's subject, which she handles with great delicacy, is really the intricate demands of loyalty amid extenuating circumstances.
The unforeseen obstacles of intricate molecules demand agility; the decision to push ahead or retreat and redesign when facing an obstacle in the labyrinth of synthetic pathways are at the frontier between art, flair and science.
Though bandmates Ian Hultquist, Xander Singh, Jeff Apruzzese and Nate Donmoyer are more than capable (and Passion Pit's intricate arrangements demand a lot of them), it was clear that the night was about Angelakos.
She and Ms. Cooke harmonized sweetly in "Havanaise," a Pauline Viardot duet that started out warm and breathy, and became more intricate and demanding with each repeat.
Dyer is eager to do justice not simply to Tarkovsky (though his passion for the director's work is clear enough) but to the way Tarkovsky makes him feel — to the richly associative mood that arises from the effort of concentrating very hard on a single intricate and demanding object.
Dyer is eager to do justice not simply to Tarkovsky (though his passion for the director's work is clear enough) but to the way Tarkovsky makes him feel to the richly associative mood that arises from the effort of concentrating very hard on a single intricate and demanding object.
