The Sonata in F by Anton Diabelli - a music publisher by trade, a guitarist by avocation - is a nice collection of Viennese harmonic moves and charming melodic turns, but not a lot more, and Mr. Fernandez's rendering does not fully transcend the perfunctory qualities of the music itself.
Therefore, the two countries decided to put forth this international call for multisectoral engagement that could transcend the high-quality, but largely scientifically siloed, approach to infectious diseases that has been occurring globally.
Franz Liszt: Transcending the Virtuosic.
Reaching the summit requires transcending the rational.
Superstars were transcending the game.
They missed the transcending quality of the music, even though in swing we had a dance that older and younger people would eventually do together, a challenging form of music with impeccable vernacular credentials, a grand popular song tradition with great singers, and a willing public majority.
Elizabeth Bradley, who is chairwoman of the drama department at the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, said that a nonsports fan needed to feel that the play's quality transcended the subject enough to spend more than $100 for a ticket.
Ken Barnes of Creem wrote the song is "no "Open Your Heart", but its lilting (yet reflective) quality transcends the south-of-the-border cliches".
Has been acclaimed both by his peers – Harlan Coben is a big fan – and by the critics for transcending genre with the quality of his writing.
The enduring fascination of Howard Hawks's 1938 screwball comedy, "Bringing Up Baby" (screening at MOMA March 11-13), transcends the film's effervescent qualities.
By Richard Brody The enduring fascination of Howard Hawks's 1938 screwball comedy, "Bringing Up Baby" (screening at MOMA March 11-13), transcends the film's effervescent qualities.
