In this epic, five-movement journey the conductor drove the players to highlight each of the composer's minute dramatic shifts, but always within the symphony's long-term framework.
"Her presentation connecting the civil rights movement to Journey was definitely one of the most impressive pieces of short writing that I ever read on the subject of music".
The transition from the shimmering, repetitive figures that open the piece to the angular counterpoint that follows sounded smoother, and the first movement's journey had an inexorable quality — a combination of tension and drive — that suggested a temperamental kinship with the late Beethoven quartets.
Our hope is that these peaceful mobilisations taking place in May serve as an important point in the climate movement's journey to increase pressure on the fossil fuel industry.
After years of struggle with organized crime, and dozens of indictments of officials in this proud city, sadly dubbed Crimetown U.S.A., weary leaders of the reform movement are journeying to the ultimate Old World role model for help.
The dance functioned as a kind of reverential protest, mimicking in its movements the journey all migrants must take across water and land.
The cause has been innumerable "VIP movements", as journeys undertaken by those considered important enough for all other traffic to be held up, sometimes for hours, are described in South Asian bureaucratic speak.
Karim Goury: Maybe because the film I made before [Made in Egypt] was a documentary done in the classical way, with interviews, with a journey, movement, and as I felt I still had something to say about this story and go further, I didn't want to make the same film.
Embracing his son, uncertain how to convey the unthinkable, he writes: "He spent nine months inside his mother, listening to her live: her heartbeat was the rhythm of his days, her movements were his journey, her words the music of his nascent life, I want him to hear, his ear to my chest, my voice telling him my sorrow".
