He employed multiple voices and styles.
"Hearing Ulysses read in all these multiple voices and multiple accents, living exemplars of the book's own multiple voices and styles, its huge variety and range of linguistic expression, should be an inspiring experience," the newspaper wrote.
"He does a great job of listening to us, getting multiple voices and multiple recommendations, and following the data," he said.
But it probably has more to do with harmony and arrangement, all the ideas she realized with multiple voices and strings while keeping her music distinctly hippie-American.
In her most recent novel, "Stone Arabia," Dana Spiotta used multiple voices and narrative devices to explore the slipperiness of identity and the capriciousness of memory.
All of this whimsy means that Mr. Greenspan the playwright has concocted a honey of a part for Mr. Greenspan the actor, one that allows him to deploy multiple voices and display multiple facets of his baroque, androgynous stage persona.
Yet there he is, emerging as clear as ever through the chorus of multiple voices and versions, in the form of power structures of all kinds — political, economic, social, and religious.
London is a city of fragments and walking through it is always a mosaic experience, an experience echoed by the thickly layered literary references, multiple voices and different languages of TS Eliot's century-defining poem, The Waste Land.
And if the purpose of this work proved teasingly elusive, with its intricate games with multiple voices and tempi - Norgard delights in setting ideas running like hares, then corralling them neatly - one was constantly reminded of his admiration for Sibelius.
