In 2012, the threat shifted colours, as news broke that Obama had been elected.
The sunsets consisted of a display of shifting colours which lasted for hours.
Children – especially boys – are terrible at moderating their screen time; the lure of the shifting colours is like a drug.
It was so wonderful to see the formations of the reef and the constantly shifting colours - just like the photographs.
Each "stone" stands for a planet in the Earth's solar system and is lit in shifting colours from within.
Dating from 1989, Tableau for Orchestra weaves eruptions and whispers over a series of sustained monotones and chords, shuttled from one instrument or group of instruments to another in a virtuoso display of shifting colours.
The Five Orchestral Pieces are informed by the mystery and terror of expressionism, and their shifting colours and rejection of thematic repetition or development usher in a new world rooted in uncertainties.
The settings of each scene – ducal palace, blind alley, deserted riverbank – are usually integral to the drama, and to the bold, shifting colours of Verdi's 1851 score, the first masterpiece of his maturity.
And the Trinity, a former church, enhances her priestess-like persona, this slender figure in a simple black dress with her arms outstretched in a vortex of shifting colours, as if in communion.
Yet, while at 85 minutes this was a brisk performance, the impression it left was not one of hurtling speed, but of energy, of shifting colours and responsiveness to Beethoven's detailed and evocative orchestral writing.
