(Recurring note to self: was this addiction genetic?) For example, my hands hurt the other day.
This is from Christian Thielemann's recording of the opera, with René Pape as the elder knight Gurnemanz: The Riverside bells took those four recurring notes through a series of permutations, with the intervals falling in the first half-hour and rising in the second half-hour, in imitation of the minute hand of a clock.
The pattern is notated in Percival Price's 1983 book "Bells and Man": The Riverside bells took those four recurring notes through a series of permutations, with the intervals falling in the first half-hour and rising in the second half-hour, in imitation of the minute hand of a clock.
More mainstream recurring notes are the woody ones, the greens and bouquets reflecting the recurring theme of nature, running through all L'Artisan scents.
There are other recurring notes.
Los Pumas of Argentina have been the recurring note in French nightmares over the past eight years, winning seven meetings out of nine over that time.
The rest of the orchestra had stopped playing while he continued his one recurring note.
Girlishness is a recurring note in Adcock's work.
Other researchers have noted recurring instances of red rainfalls in 1818, 1846, 1872, 1880, 1896, and 1950, including one described by Charles Darwin, and several times since then.
While there is no doubt that Mr. Zardari has brought much of the trouble on himself, his situation is also part of a recurring struggle, noted Aasim Sajjad, an assistant professor of political economy at Quaid-i-Azam UnIslamabadIslamabadbad.
