(Chinen) Tony Malaby Paloma Trio (Saturday) Paloma Recio, a vigorous working quartet led by the tenor saxophonist Tony Malaby, explores shadowy post-bop terrain with the subtlest of Spanish accents.
Prior to the work of Becker, the household had a shadowy place in analytical economics.
Tom Harrell The trumpeter Tom Harrell favors a precise but shadowy sort of post-bop, sonorous and warm and alert.
(Chinen) Tom Harrell (Friday through Sunday) Mr. Harrell, a trumpeter, favors a precise but shadowy sort of post-bop, sonorous and warm and alert.
(Chinen) Tom Harrell Quintet (Tuesday through Oct. 13) The trumpeter Tom Harrell favors a precise but shadowy sort of post-bop, sonorous and warm and alert.
(Chinen) Tom Harrell (Friday through Sunday and Tuesday through Oct. 20) Mr. Harrell, a trumpeter, favors a precise but shadowy sort of post-bop, sonorous and warm and alert.
Benson was more tight-lipped about air operations from Nzara Landing Zone in the Republic of South Sudan, the site of one of several shadowy forward operating posts (including another in Djema in the Central Africa Republic and a third in Dungu in the Democratic Republic of Congo) that have been used by U.S. Special Operations forces.
A father felled by a shadowy past.
The beacons atop the Park Row Building, then the world's tallest office building, do nothing to illuminate the shadowy hulk below — an enormous post office that occupied what is now the south half of City Hall Park.
But he is also expert at arranging his figurines against shadowy and suggestive backdrops: post-fascist Japan, in "A Pale View of Hills" (1982) and "An Artist of the Floating World" (1986); an unidentified Central European town undergoing an indeterminate cultural crisis, in "The Unconsoled" (1995); Shanghai at the time of the Sino-Japanese War, in "When We Were Orphans" (2000).
Perhaps the most striking part of the movie is the shadowy cinematography, set in post-World War II Vienna.
