Yet he was drawn by instinct to the complex sequence of movements.
He was more convincing in his characterisation of the central sequence of movements.
Mr. Berger's "Collage III," which the composer, at 90, was happily present to hear, is a very attractive, light-filled sequence of movements for mixed sextet.
In it, two women dressed in white performed a sequence of movements that were repeated in filmed images of the same women on a screen behind them.
The sequence of movements is ingeniously designed for variety: sitting and standing, in-place and covering ground.
It's hard to imagine him performing the Vespers with just one singer to a part as other conductors have done very successfully, let alone rethinking the sequence of movements or performing just some of them in a liturgical framework.
A sequence of movements occurs, you grasp at its essence - a notion of birds lifting from the ocean's surface and hanging on the wind, perhaps, or the slow curl of a wave - and the piece flows on.
It's a wonderfully contained, austere sequence of movements, in which nothing is wasted, yet every sound seems fresh and totally individual, each a thing of stark beauty in its own right.
I am pressing my fingertips down onto the keys of my laptop, a sequence of movements that is somehow making these words appear on a screen in front of me.
By Mark O'Connell September 12, 2014 I am pressing my fingertips down onto the keys of my laptop, a sequence of movements that is somehow making these words appear on a screen in front of me.
McCall also designed the costumes — Mr. Bokaer darts throughout the space, performing a sequence of movements with tiny, whipping turns and even an unexpected somersault.
