For the final movement, Schubert begins with a fanfarelike call from the brass that leads into a heroic sonata-form structure of swirling energy for the full orchestra.
It is the exact opposite of the situation at Carnegie Hall, which is enveloped in the swirling energy of the city streets.
But Wednesday's account was most interesting when you heard glimpses in it of other, greater things: the "Confitebor" has some of the swirling energy of the opening movement of Mozart's Requiem, albeit in a far sunnier mood.
The nearest that the American shows came to catching that leaping, swirling energy was at Calvin Klein, where streamlined speed emanated from clothes that were so stark that they seemed to be sculpted.
It is apt that "Impression III," with its swirling energy, its yellows, reds and oranges, gives the appearance of having thrown the piano at its center into the sun.
Nobody is sure exactly what is keeping people away from Sedona's four vortexes, swirling energy sources emanating from the earth, but the effects are clear: far fewer crystals are being bought, spiritual tours taken and treatments ordered, from aura cleansings to chakra balancings.
38) Rubens and His Legacy The swirling energy of Rubens makes his art a feast of colour, violence, eroticism and history that entranced the rulers who paid him to decorate palaces across early 17th-century Europe, and has fascinated artists ever since.
For example, the decrease of pressure gradient force and viscous drag force represents the loss of swirling energy and then contributes to the drop of operational pressure and worse separation efficiency.
Shehab Illyas, comically stoic on bass, provided the essential fulcrum at the center of the group's swirling energy; even caught up in Alan's celebrations over a pint of Guinness, he kept everyone together with pulsating rhythm, never missing a beat or a chance to pour his heart into glorious sounds.
The portal is a large rectangular "doorway" full of green swirling energy.
The fifteen months that followed were a "swirl of energy and momentum," Achatz remembers.
