But instead of crowds, there were only baskets of flowers, loose candles, sorrowful notes and some Teddy bears at the 1913 Firemen's Memorial, at 100th Street and Riverside Drive.
Afterward, the ship continued up the Hudson past the Firemen's Memorial, at 100th Street, which in the weeks after 9/11 New Yorkers filled with baskets of flowers, loose candles and sorrowful notes, and which to many still evokes the losses of that day.
Indeed, I really felt a sense of encroaching darkness at times, especially when long, sorrowful notes ran up against quick, furious bursts of sound, as if the notes themselves were attempting to fight off death.
When this masterly English landscapist looked to the heavens, the ever-changing view could always fire his imagination, so that once, in a sorrowful farewell note to a dear friend and neighbor leaving London for a teaching post elsewhere, he observed, "What beautiful silvery clouds are rolling about today!" In 1821 and 1822, his bouts of skying, as he put it, became especially intense.
It was painted the year before Bruegel's death, and has a bitter, sorrowful tone.
Both Langlois and Hay and Dube and Davidson had lyrical, moving programs that could have soared if they had nailed their big elements but instead both programs ended on a sorrowful, 'what if' note.
She could be queenly and tragic, prolonging and fluttering a sustained note with sorrowful devotion, or as jovial as a wedding singer getting the party started.
The episode "Dead in the Water" was the first to use what Kripke feels is the "Winchester emotion", which involves sorrowful and reverberating piano notes on top of strings.
His latest, "Signs," combines a heady beat, the sorrowful sound of a cello, a variety of electronic notes, and the beguiling voice of Eric Rachmany from Rebelution.
