Perhaps the stiffest competitor for the title of "best chambers" would come from the office of the presiding justice at the appeals court in Manhattan, the Appellate Division, First Department.
In the opening selection, "Wild Pitch," the gnarled textures of Felix Fan's cello solos go up against hard-driving piano and percussion, while the album's title track is a kind of chamber concerto in which Fan makes his plangent case amid a more expansive instrumental context that includes his string-playing colleagues in the Flux Quartet and Blair McMillen's microtonal piano.
I embedded countless fragments from these works in my own narrative to create a kind of echo chamber, hence the title of the novel.
In the sets by the Wu-Tang affiliates -- with an entire stage, one of the festival's four, designated "36 Chambers" after the title of the group's first record -- you got what you came for: those grimy mid-90s beats, as well as fractured tag-team rapping, with sampled gunshots signaling the abrupt ends of songs.
"Camera Lucida", by Roland Barthes The title of the English translation of this meditation on photographs and memories is more resonant than the original French title: La chamber claire.
Commenced clearance of chamber.
Inscription on wall of chamber.
The chamber would have kept the title of House of Lords, after names like Senate and Reformed House were rejected.
The title of this story, Atria, refers to its many chambers: the womb, the heart, the town, the house, the family.
The title of the legislation itself, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, was found impermissible under the chamber's arcane guidelines.
