A place's dimension, the spirit of the place, its genius loci, dictates implicit rules which we can argue are respected when the result is that of a good form and profound, stable harmony.
Listening to the music, one feels a profound sense of harmony that exists between the various cultural and religious traditions that are part of the Epichorus.
Floating sound and harmony.
Further, his design of the church as a whole was one of unusual regularity, where the separate parts of the church rationally corresponded to each other and created a profound visual and intellectual harmony.
The public preferred catchy tunes with simple harmonies to Rameau's profound emotion and rich, late-Baroque harmony.
One person who took particular note of the children was the German diplomat Friedrich Melchior von Grimm, whose journal records Wolfgang's feats in glowing terms: "the most consummate Kapellmeister could not be more profound in the science of harmony and modulation".
The government says the China Pavilion is loftily designed to reflect the idea of Chinese wisdom in urbanization which includes constant diligence, benevolence though profound virtue, learning from nature and harmony in diversity..
Van Gogh did the improbable, winning by trying too hard — banging into limits that disintegrated, as profound inventions of linear rhythm and color harmony transfigured dicey motifs.
And the Prince of Wales, in his 2010 book Harmony, described moon planting as part of "a profound knowledge neglected by modern techniques".
Now, on this evening in June 2011, the financial adviser and social worker and music professor and Navy officer, and the other half-dozen people joining in harmony from their chairs, were engaging in a profound act of cultural conservation.
