The links between these giants come through compellingly on the new recording of works by Brahms and Schoenberg by the excellent Israeli-born pianist Shai Wosner (Onyx Classics 4055).
Some of Keiller's thinking on this subject has been nourished in collaboration with the geographer Doreen Massey and the cultural historian Patrick Wright, both of whom have written compellingly on the power structures that link city, country and global capital.
After all, researchers have linked collaboration to increased innovation, and many have compellingly argued for collaboration's role in better leadership performance.
She asks whether 'divorce is the tax we collectively pay as a culture for daring to believe in love, or at least, for daring to link love to such a vital social contract as matrimony?'" "Most compellingly, Gilbert puts herself at the centre of the tale, making a virtue of solipsism," Isabel Berwick observed in the Financial Times.
Activists from the reparations movement have exposed the ways in which Northern companies directly benefited from it; American universities have dug into their archives, consciously striving to disentangle their own links to it; and economists have produced a veritable corpus of econometric research compellingly demonstrating how slave labor undergirded America's industrial revolution.
There they engage in solos, duets and trios for bodies that link and separate with an understated life-or-death urgency in some of Ms. Brown's most compellingly humane and inventive choreography.
But also compellingly direct.
All compellingly strange.
Mr. Baryshnikov starts simply, compellingly.
"Link," as it happens, is not a bad word to have in mind as you make your way through a text that is at once compellingly linear and disorientingly tangential.
The women are compellingly strong, each in her own way, and it is little short of a marvel how Day forges the seemingly impossible links between such a cross-section of society.
