Fall's Song (Chanson d'automne) By Paul Verlaine The long sobbings Of fiddle strings Of Fall wound My heart by Monotony Of dull sound.
To lend a modernist charge to the score, Mr. Shchedrin surrounds these lyrical elements with subdued rhythmic ostinatos, blankets of velvety strings, choirs of winds playing wrong-note harmonies spiked with dissonance.
The Atlantic Wind Connection is a proposed string of offshore wind turbines that will stretch 350 miles off the Atlantic coast from Virginia to New Jersey.
Pickles has already turned down a string of onshore wind farm projects and is understood to be a key figure behind proposals for the next Conservative party manifesto to make a commitment to end subsidies to onshore wind industry.
Dave Price's music – combinations of strings, wind, percussion and keyboards – is magnificent (although occasionally melodramatically placed).
The problem with the new set is that the organizing principle equates "bigger" with "better," assuming that a boatload of strings, wind and percussion instruments automatically enhances Presley hits such as "It's Now or Never," "Love Me Tender," "Burning Love," "How Great Thou Art," "In the Ghetto" and "Can't Help Falling in Love".
At the center of a semicircle of string, wind and percussion players stood the vocalist Helga Davis, a kind of murmuring angel.
The original score, by Him Sophy, is performed live by a traditional pinpeat ensemble, made up of wind, string, and percussion instruments.
Mireille Capelle's voice sounds the human dimension, as the transcendent potentialities of electronics rub against parboiled blocks of wind, string and percussion.
I am not clear whether said balloon was filled with hot air and carried a basket slung beneath it, or whether this date immortalizes the first time a wee Danny Boy let go of the string and a gust of wind made off with his little zeppelin.
