An ultra-modern setting and dialogue are paired with historical performance authenticity in which an attempt is made at some kind of faithful reimagining of the lost musical score.
Main outcome measures were student perception of examination attributes, which included the quality of instructions and organisation, the quality of performance, authenticity and transparency of the process, and usefulness of the OSCE as an assessment instrument compared to other formats.
The sound is certainly vibrant--although in many places more suggestive of engineering tweaks than performance authenticity--and the playing is clean, supple and well-motivated, with sensuously stretched violin solos by Cecylia Arzewski.
"The performance loses authenticity through a screen.
In presenting the original, the sur-titles act as a guarantee of the performance's authenticity.
Topics include documentary poetics and aesthetics, evidence, performance and authenticity, the porous boundaries between documentary and fiction, and documentary ethics.
And the film raises, even as it dramatizes, a conundrum inherent in all forms of art: Where are the boundaries between performance and authenticity?
Nevertheless, it was not clear how Argentine culture was to reconcile refinement and moderation, performance and authenticity, and public and private activity.
But the performance's authenticity may draw as much from the orchestra's association with Venice, where Vivaldi was born and raised and where, more than 20 years ago, the eight core members of the group studied together.
It was clear the Cruz speech would be the dominant event of the evening, if only for that unstable mix of performance and authenticity that characterizes, among other media, pro-wrestling.
The coming-of-age novel usually strives for sincerity; in setting herself thrillingly free from the rules of realism, Catton cuts to the heart of emotional truths behind the social facade, exploring issues of intimacy and power, innocence and experience, performance and authenticity.
