And we learn too that Nature's fundamentally simple rules brilliantly orchestrate vastly many copies of a few identical building blocks (electrons, photons, quarks, and gluons), to create the wildly various material world around us.
Today, his music, brilliantly orchestrated, rhythmically propulsive and mostly tonal, offers excitement and ready appeal.
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As a result, a terrible sense of foreboding pervades the novella, and its mounting tension is brilliantly orchestrated.
Into the chaos of Barry's life -- brilliantly orchestrated by Mr. Anderson, with help from John Brion, who composed the swooning, percussive score -- comes Lena Leonard (Ms. Watson), who falls in love with him for no good reason.
Though brilliantly orchestrated and never less than professionally conceived, Mr. Maazel's music, like a modernistic film score, takes a back seat to the stage drama and to Orwell's vision.
"It's been a brilliantly orchestrated repositioning away from being a slow-growth database provider toward being an Internet enabler," said William Epifanio 2nd, an analyst with J. P. Morgan.
Keith Christiansen, chairman of the European paintings department, has brilliantly orchestrated the collection as a play of dramatic vistas, visual lineups of images — seen around corners or over distances — that pull you forward in time and immerse you in textured layers of European culture.
So it was fitting, and another indication of Mr. Gilbert's vision, that on Wednesday night he began the final program of the season with another Lindberg premiere, the 25-minute single-movement "Al largo," a lushly colorful, brilliantly orchestrated, teeming, intriguing yet baffling work.
Argentine masters had their moments: on Wednesday, Mauricio Kagel's "Phantasiestuck" for flute and piano with its good-natured humor and clashing tonalities; on Sunday, Ginastera's "Glosses Sobre Temes de Pau Casals," an elegant collage of received styles brilliantly orchestrated.
Hillerman orchestrates the chaos brilliantly in THE SINISTER PIG (HarperCollins, $25.95), devising a plot that draws all these interested parties to a lonely dirt road in the San Juan Basin in New Mexico ("the very heart of America's version of the Persian Gulf"), where an undercover agent has been murdered while investigating possible criminal sabotage of the oil pipelines.
