Alex Poots, the director of the festival, knew he wanted to work with Punchdrunk again, and said he suggested doing a piece pitched at children.
Whereas "Beloved" mythologized its characters' stories, lending their experiences the resonance of a symphony or an opera, "Home" is a lower-key chamber piece, pitched somewhere between straight-up naturalism and the world of fable.
Yes, if only there were, say, editors, who could evaluate just how badly a piece pitched as a comparison between Obama and the Beatles had gone off the rails.
What makes Symphonia so special is that the piece is pitched in a place "beyond" the conventional confines of the symphony, because of the scale and scope of what it's attempting, poetically, musically and structurally.
Later today Gordon Brown and Mr Miliband will both make their last set-piece pitches to voters.Such efforts are also opening salvos in a second battle: apportioning and repelling blame.
In his final set-piece pitch to voters before May's election, Mr Osborne announced that if the Conservatives win power the first £1,000 of savings interest would be tax free - meaning 95% of savers would pay no tax.
On Wednesday, in his final set-piece pitch to voters before May's election, Mr Osborne announced that if the Conservatives won power, the first £1,000 of savings interest would be tax free - meaning 95% of savers would pay no tax.
I was something of a writer on Wall Street, and used those skills writing marketing pieces, pitch books, and I've always enjoyed putting words in a row.
In 1954, Wilhelm was a key piece of the pitching staff that led the 1954 Giants to a world championship.
Eppley, 26, pitched two scoreless innings, continuing his emergence as an effective middle reliever for a team that has pieced together its pitching staff in the wake of injuries to Pettitte and C. C. Sabathia.
