A clever piece of superior entertainment, Caprice No 1 was delivered with showbizzy panache by conductor and musicians.
He understood that modernism is no mere caprice or self-indulgence, but the expression of a worldview and a reflection of the world as it is.
And this is a long way around of suggesting that, when I was in Paris in September of 2001, what I was hearing was no mere caprice or fit of pique; it was the longstanding expression of a cultural resentment that owed little to the political events of the day and almost nothing to the underlying ideologies and actual ways of life in question.
It's no meaningless caprice that his son's name is Dante, as Bill, who speaks Italian, is a serious student of the complex political history and stratagems of the birthplace of his maternal grandparents, Giovanni and Anna.
Of the bitter whimsy that poked through "Headhunters," Tyldum's previous film, no trace remains, and any caprice is reserved for the choice of what is left in, left out of, or tacked onto the story.
His encore was Paganini's Caprice No 24, his performance as dazzling as its composer, the original violinist-as-entertainer, could have wished.
No more Chevy Caprice V-8.
Second, he made this characters seem, angelic, so that there's no trace of perversity or caprice on Anne's part, no selfishness or cruelty on Georges's.
The complete recordings of both BWV 1005 No. 3 played by Kuijken and 24 Caprices op. 1 no.
The system is tested on the complete recordings of BWV 1005 No. 3 played by Kuijken [23] and 24 Caprices op. 1 no.
