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In the larger pieces, particularly the fantasy on Shakespeare's "Tempest," the orchestra and the Chicago Symphony Chorus were solid and supple.

Each of the pieces, particularly the concluding "Doors," takes the audience on the "journey of surprises" that is its creator's playfully serious goal.

They're also among the most whimsical pieces, particularly the white suede longwings ($350), which will last in the store only until one of Tom Wolfe's assistants arrives to scoop them up.

In some of Morris's music-visualization pieces, particularly the ones he made not for his own troupe but for ballet companies, the music does seem to take the place of meaning.

Although improvisation plays a major role in Karnatak music, the repertory also consists of a vast number of composed pieces, particularly the kriti or kirtana, complex devotional songs by composers from the 16th through the 20th centuries, particularly the so-called "trinity" of great composers of the early 19th century: Tyagaraja, Muthuswami Dikshitar, and Syama Sastri.

Fans of Art Deco will gravitate toward the gorgeous pieces, particularly the bracelets, from this period, including a platinum, sapphire, and diamond bracelet from Cartier; an unsigned openwork piece of platinum and diamonds; and a breathtaking floral design from Auger, made of platinum, 18 karat white gold, emeralds, and diamonds, all dating back to 1925.

The results were eye-opening, stretching and collapsing time in each of the movie's many masterfully assembled action set-pieces, particularly the opening robbery.

Hangdog Ahmet Ugurlu looks like a lost character from traditional Turkish shadow theatre, and the absurd tragedy of the piece, particularly the theft of the peacock from the grounds of the sultan's old fortress, found echoes in more commercial hits such as Istanbul Tales (2005).

I was blown away by the energy of the piece, particularly the first ten minutes, and long stretches of the writing, which, at times, reminded me of Jane Bowles's plays: people didn't know what was on their minds, but they talk as if they'd bite your head off if you contradicted them.

She quickly made a name for herself as the leading (and award-winning) sculptor of intimate tabletop pieces, particularly those of mothers and children.

Many of Mr. Boulez's later pieces, particularly those for small ensemble, are densely complex but also visceral and colorful.