Barry Banks was a superb Oreste, creating the wonderful illusion that his cascading roulades were not some artificial vocal preening but the organic expression of emotion boiled over.
But while Mr. Ford sympathetically depicts the isolation and crushing loneliness Dell experiences, the second half of this novel lacks the organic momentum and deeply felt emotion of the preceding pages.
This smart, complex score retained an organic quality throughout, a kind of clear emotion running through its rich variety; its first movement, "Satyr," was the most vivid of the three and fit Mr. Alessi perfectly.
They stress the human and organic element through a procedure they call "emotion capture".
Crying, on the other hand, is an organic expression of a wide range of emotions.
Over the course of the "Hill Street Station" pilot, the precinct comes alive as an organic entity, one seething with the energy, emotions and agendas of a number of varied personalities.
I would even dare say the organic nature of this movement, and the emotions around it might even dictate that it would grow whether Sharpton were involved or not.
The installation leftovers are moldy stains on the modernist white box: organic to its inorganic, dirty to its clean; emotion to its reason.
Alternatively, 'Red' is an astounding pop album, moving effortlessly through intensely felt and varied emotions in a way that feels both organic, and deeply smart.
You can think of the results as a grid gone haywire, or as rationality charged with emotion; classicism zapped by romanticism; Constructivism with an organic soul.
