In the final section of the piece, the procession past the tomb breaks off, and the cellos and double-basses return to the chromatic motif with which the work began — an idea that looks ahead to "The Firebird," as Taruskin notes in a short commentary on the rediscovered score.
" Said section (acupoint) who shen-qi out of the procession itself, not flesh bones "(Huang Di Neijing, Lingshu, Chapter: jiu zhen shi er yuan).That is, acupoints are not flesh bones, which have their particular morphology and fixed location, but dynamic functional state due to shen-qi's activity.
On September 20 , 2014 a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the High Line was held, followed by the opening of the third section of the High Line Park on September 21, and a procession down the High Line.
The blessing procession terminated near a section of the exhibition devoted to ancient and contemporary whale-riding narratives, including the origin myth of Paikea, the first Maori New Zealander.
Away from the family section of the camp, the day begins more slowly; the nightly procession to the train tracks requires hours of walking through woods and back roads, to avoid the police, and most residents are exhausted.
I followed the procession of dancers up Estafeta Street — the final section of the route where the bulls run at San Fermin — an area of quirky bars and balconies that calls to mind Bourbon Street in New Orleans.
The council's members, including Muslims, accompanied the procession that carried the damaged Torah scrolls for burial in the Jewish section of the local cemetery.
Policemen lined both sides of the procession.
The deliberateness of the procession resembled a funeral cortege.
"There is always a common leitmotiv in the Three Wise Men's Procession that gives it unity," said Delia Piccirilli, the director of the procession.
