The woodwinds are notable more for the individuality of their colors than for their blend.
Here, as throughout the program, the orchestral playing was notable more for its individualities — for the color and character produced by each player, especially among the woodwinds — than for its smoothness and blend.
The strings, with a modicum of vibrato covering a multitude of minor intonational sins, blend into a powerful whole, and wind instruments are more notable for their carrying power than for any particular individuality.
And as art historian Deborah Willis writes, his photographs "show us lives marked both by notable affluence and hard work, all imbued with a strong sense of individuality, self-creation and often joy". After Mangum's death in 1922, his glass plate negatives were stored, out of sight, in a tobacco barn on his family farm for 50 years.
It is notable that the absence of aging processes is correlated with the absence of individuality.
"Can I get an amen?" Considering the long, sordid history of trans sensationalism in the media, and the frequent editorial tendency to focus so much on subjects' gender identity that their individuality is lost, the subtlety of Glamour Spain's cover is both notable and refreshing.
Drawing heavily from the individuality and expressionism of the French New Wave, the film is notable for the quick cuts of its action sequences, juxtaposed with Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway's languorous road-tripping as bank-robbing lovers on the run during the Depression.
Ana Agraz personified that individuality in "Pasión," one of several solos in the suite that was notable for her matter-of-fact performing and cheeky humor.
In a notable performance in Salzburg on Mozart's birthday, he and the violist Yuri Bashmet made a strong case for a distinctive individuality from each soloist.
Individuality had its limits.
