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Ms. Gens is singing in her native tongue, and it is partly her unconsidered grasp of stress, sound and phrasing that makes her sound so much at home.

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And also there's the absolutely jolting phrasing that makes you go, "Whoa, I never quite thought of it like that!" Like the time SpaceX's Elon Musk said he envisioned colonizing Mars and establishing a "dual-planet civilization".

His work had a daring elasticity, with deliberately off-kilter phrasing that made it sound like speech.

But it is the shape and quiet intensity of Mr. Kaufmann's phrasing that make his singing so distinguished here.

But it's not just Ms. Staples's rough, smoky voice and sense of phrasing that make her music so distinctive.

Her combination of school-recital fussiness and barely-caught cry is in fine form, but it's her vocal tone and phrasing that make her special.

Mr. Goode had canceled performances because of a hand injury last season, but he sounded in fine shape here, as agile as ever and with ideas about phrasing that made the piano line seem both lively and elegant.

Mr. Peled gamely did both, and when Hindemith left the cello line free and clear, in the two sweetly melodic Andante con moto sections, he seized the moment, playing with a seductive timbre and an emotionally pointed approach to phrasing that made you want to hear him again in a more conventional work.

It's a phrase that makes Ms. Wells bristle.

This is a phrase that makes make me grind my teeth with rage... Lost?