On the song "Cowboy", Nilsson used electronic harpsichord to bring in a different concluding theme, quoting John Barry's theme from the film Midnight Cowboy, an inside joke that referenced Fred Neil's "Everybody's Talkin'" from the same film, a major success for Nilsson earlier that year.
It's especially upsetting because there were glimmers of craftsmanship throughout, particularly in these last few episodes, which gave us more than a few good scenes and a poignant concluding theme: Burying one's past corrodes one's future.
Agrippa returns to that theme in the concluding section of De vanitate, where he takes the humble and patient ass, the idiota (the untutored and unpretentious layman) as defined in the works of Nicholas of Cusa, as the ideal for the true Christian.
Max Reger's Variations on a Theme of Mozart for orchestra (1914) concludes with a lengthy fugue climaxing with Mozart's original theme (from the A Major Piano Sonata, K 331) superposed; the same idea marks the concluding fugue of Benjamin Britten's Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Purcell (1946; Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra).
After the concluding high of the Vienna 1900 theme in his final festival (1983), Drummond was hired by the Arts Council to report on the provision of a permanent home for dance in London.
An amazing buoyancy pervades Schnabel's account of the concluding Rondo, which decorates a gracious theme with elegant streams of filigree, interrupted midway by a knotty, hard-driven episode in the minor mode.
From this detailed analysis Bian concludes: "The theme of this tragedy should be the conflicts between the ideal and the reality.
The show concludes with themes from Grieg's Concerto for Piano in A minor.
Mr. Barenboim affirmed the point by stretching out the gorgeous concluding violin statement of the theme the singers just sang.
Recruitment and interviews were concluded when theme saturation was reached, meaning there would be no new themes or information about themes obtained by continuing interviews.
