Mr. Thomas played interval-jumping improvisations that recalled bird songs and Eric Dolphy Ms. Thomass intoned and repeated lines, going from whisper to shriek.
An objective cancer versus wine risk-assessment – factoring in age, family history, quite a depressing play, no interval and so forth – is hard, I conclude, to conduct in haste, in a bar where social norms are putting up a death-defying fight against medical advice.
The astonishment, then, is that the same writer who walked a gender minefield to electrifying effect in Oleanna should look so comparatively hamstrung here, as if merely to make such remarks would be to raise the temperature level of a 100-minute play (including interval) that remains tepid throughout.
Philipsz recorded herself playing radio interval signals (short musical sequences played during breaks in radio transmission) on the vibraphone, which were broadcast into the Observatory from radio transmitters at the Modern Art Oxford gallery.
An appealing feature of the aviary is that recorded birdcalls play at intervals above the images of select birds.
Tovar visited the UK to scout for acts, found 25 he liked and invited them over to play in intervals.
In the lobby instruments made for Björk's eighth studio album, Biophilia (2011), were programmed to play at intervals.
26 The first and second mechanisms would only come into play for intervals that began with live births of children who survived, and hence do not apply to IPIs that began with miscarriages.
Then the focus shifted to the alto saxophonists Ted Nash and Sherman Irby, Mr. Nash playing aggressive interval-jumps, Mr. Irby contradicting him with more gentle and congenial phrases.
One day I found musicians sitting on the ground among the poplars, playing at intervals while a team of elegant men in black robes took on a team of elegant men in white in a traditional archery competition.
