But like the Bach cello suites that Kleinman plays on his stereo at night, it's a chamber piece that evokes intense and somber emotions.
It was this somber mix of emotions that set the stage as the Austrian government proceeded to hand out checks for $9,000, $3,000, $1,700 in an effort to close a dark chapter that began in 1938 when Hitler occupied the country and forced nearly one million people to work in jobs like auto manufacturing, street cleaning and military construction to aid the German war effort.
The mood in the clubhouse that night was somber and thick with emotion as the Yankees pondered the possibility that their great closer's career had finally come to an end.
In Israel, the mood was somber, with much mixed emotion at dealing with what it considers a terrorist group and on a day when a Palestinian suicide bomber killed 10 Israelis in Jerusalem.
He was somber and determined, rarely showing any emotion or that he was enjoying learning to fly, which she and most of the students approached with childlike enthusiasm, she said.
And its palette of emotions, like its rich and somber 35-millimeter cinematography, departs from the hand-held, hi-def, discursive style associated with directors like Joe Swanberg and Aaron Katz, harking back to an older, artistically more conservative film tradition of lush, earnest melodrama.
Castiel typically displays very little emotion and always exhibits an extremely somber disposition.
Larraín filmed the sequence in long tracking shots, with Portman calibrating Jackie's emotions as the gowns grow more somber and the intoxicants more anesthetizing.
Coach Phil Jackson called his players somber and sullen, which at least showed they had more emotion than they displayed in their 95-80 loss in Game 6 to the Rockets.
An operatic sense of amplified emotion dominates "Senso," as does a theatrically heightened use of color (somber browns and dark yellows for Livia; thin, glass-bottle blues, reds and yellows for Franz).
