To judge from the excerpts performed here, Mr. Danielpour, true to his neo-Romantic penchant, has set the words with unabashedly lush and melodramatic music.
Think the shrewdly anthemic indie-rock of the National – whose guitarist Aaron Dessner produced Frightened Rabbit's fifth and latest album Painting of a Panic Attack – crossed with Arab Strap's romantic miserablism and penchant for post-watershed language.
I have a penchant for romantic comedies.
Still, he comes from a Russian Romantic heritage, and his penchant for playing with generous rubato and interpretive freedom is not to all tastes.
His brother, Billy, is the golden child, the imaginative and adventurous son who inherited his mother's love of Romantic poetry, along with her penchant for self-dramatization.
101), which closed the first half, and Schumann's Beethoven-inspired Fantasy in C (Op. 17), to which the second half was devoted, are both etched in stark contrasts and Romantic drama, even without Ms. Uchida's penchant to make the pianissimos whisper and the fortissimos roar.
Mr. Carell has a penchant for wounded and wistful romantic roles.
The South Koreans, once known as the Irish of Asia because of their penchant for singing, carousing and romantic melancholia, have spent the past five decades building a rather German industrial miracle.
They evoke, for me, along with the centrality of that romantic setting to so much Viennese literature, Zweig's penchant for writing with purple ink.
One is a romantic and a bit of a goody-two-shoes whose penchant for doing things like sprinkling rose petals in his wife's bathwater costs him a promotion at work; his boss doesn't think he has the, um, manliness for it.
