Dawson, after trading breaks with Rollins (and another swaggering Rollins solo), takes a long, swinging solo that ends with a cool, jolting halving of the tempo on the hi-hat cymbal; but by the time his right hand gets back to the first, fast tempo on the ride cymbal, Rollins himself has halved the tempo, playing the closest thing he has to a signature theme, "Sonnymoon for Two".
The pianist Peter Serkin and the Orion String Quartet seemed to be trying something different with it on Sunday afternoon at the 92nd Street Y, taking the edge off the first-movement tempo, for example, and stressing the lyricism of individual lines.
As in the second-movement Tempo di Menuetto of the Mozart sonata, in Chopin's Nocturne No. 19 in E minor (Op. 72, No. 1) Mr. Barnatan's rubato — his stretching of the line for poetic effect — sometimes verged on the self-consciously exaggerated.
The GP's access to knowledge tempo represents the first third, the disease tempo represents the second third, and the office, patient and out-of-office coordination tempos together represent the last third.
First, TEMPO-oxidation gave lactone 21 in 70% yield, which later could be reduced to l-ribofuranose derivative 22 by DIBAL.
While you glumly tackle the first page, the tempo of the office shifts.
Particularly striking were the shift from tutti to solo strings at the end of the first movement, and tempo alterations throughout the work.
But in the final third, the tempo is restored, the extreme complexities of plot (five main characters containing two emotional triangles) are worked out in a highly professional way, amounting indeed to "a true expression of life's sorrows".
While the opening couple, Emma Desjardins and John Hinrichs, head toward the back of the stage, addressing their dance outward in several directions, Mr. Crossman starts to dance a solo in a second tempo downstage on one side, and then Jennifer Goggans begins another solo in a third tempo on the other side.
I felt the first team had good tempo and we moved the ball quite a bit.
