The harmonic language ranges from soothingly diatonic or modal to occasional clashes of key.
Its language ranges from the undeniably evocative ("I slipped out into the soft, watery world of Alaskan rain-forest night") to the iffier register of quasi-Hemingway.Thankfully, examples of the former vastly outnumber the latter.
Many have commented, in language ranging from embarrassment to scorn, on his conducting the World Orchestra for Peace, an occasional ensemble formed by Georg Solti in 1995 to mark the 50th anniversary of the United Nations.
From Oxford – or as he dubs it, Oxfraud, to the Bahamas to Brixton, Campbell is a poet of diaspora, his language ranging from patois, "You 10, I six, jujube/ Now in season", to the philosophical: "I wondered/ If we could also lynch words".
He's well equipped to take on Oscar Wilde, and his 1996 opera, "The Picture of Dorian Gray," luxuriates in a suitably eclectic aesthetic language, ranging from the late-Romantic regret of the elder Richard Strauss to the minimalist pizzazz of the young Philip Glass.
Wilde's language ranges from the poetic to the bombastic, as when Jokanaan, the prophet (John the Baptist), fends off Salome's advances by saying repeatedly, "Back, daughter of Babylon". Undeterred, she catalogues what she loves about him (his eyes, his lips) while staring at other parts of his anatomy.
Requardt creates superb effects with her eight dancer-actors: her language ranges from a minimalist, spiralling ensemble of rare serenity to a grotesquely expressionist staging of Mussorgsky's first nightmare, in which a demon limps with horrid nimbleness on to the stage, reaches under the composer's infant-style nightgown and pops one of his testicles into his mouth.
The microcontroller unit can be programmed in any language ranging from Assembly language to Basic, C, Pascal, as long as a compiler exists to convert the code to its machine equivalent (Muhammad et al. 2011).
The level of software localization depends on the language, ranging from the highly supported German and French to the hardly translated Creek and Samoan.
