But lost in all of this zoning out are the memorials that were decided upon by many people after an inspiring competition drew stunningly beautiful submissions from around the world.
In "Slash: Paper Under The Knife," I was drawn to the stunningly intricate book art of Su Blackwell.
He is totally absorbed in his music and he reels you in like a fish on a hook drawn to the glitter of the stunningly attractive gleam of the lure.
But on Wednesday night at Avery Fisher Hall, Mr. Davis put those words into practice by drawing organic and stunningly fresh accounts of two familiar Sibelius works from the empowered players of the London Symphony Orchestra, opening Lincoln Center's Great Performers season.
Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood, the authors of the book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide noted the episode was: "A stunningly outspoken political satire that drew considerable disapproval from the Republican Party when it was aired".
He draws vivid performances from a stunningly good cast.
Mr. Muti drew a refined, lithe and stunningly fresh performance from the Met Orchestra, which played as if inspired; the Met chorus, which sang with an alluring blend of richness and focus; and the impressive cast, starring the compelling Russian bass Ildar Abdrazakov in the title role.
Stunningly, my editorial generated healthy discussion and drew hundreds of responses.
Chanticleer, the ebullient (and stunningly expert) San Francisco men's chamber choir, has been drawing eager crowds for several years by offering a tempting mix of carols, spirituals, and sacred polyphony from the medieval and Renaissance periods.
Later in the work the solo line ranges from intensely introspective, melancholy and stunningly beautiful — in the Passacaglia, for example — to brash and angry, with phrasing that draws on the rhythms of vehement verbal argument.
