During his solo on "Bright Size Life," among his oldest, best-loved tunes, he fixated on the first bar of melody, transposing it in the style of John Coltrane's "Love Supreme".
Taking that power you felt as the wind rushed against your knuckles in the school playground, plunging your fist into the gut of whoever was the best at maths, and transposing it in a far more insidious and sinister way into your working life?
The piano is a C instrument and the clarinet is a Bb instrument, but with practice, you'll be able to transpose it in your head.
But it was transposed, it was "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" in the twentieth century, it wasn't cinema-vérité.
But they transposed it to this ranch in Dallas.
Take your typical Big Apple fender bender, transpose it to Paris in, say, 1720, and odds are that swords and seconds would be summoned.
Initially in transposing it will be helpful to you to write out what you're doing.
With his museum, and with his purchases of art, Lauder has managed to insert himself into that fleeting, dangerous period in history, transposing it to the more congenial surroundings of the Upper East Side; he has given himself the grand, cultured Viennese heritage to which Estée Lauder pretended.
As You Like It gets transposed to Nazi-occupied France in Creation's revival in Lady Margaret Hall gardens in Oxford.
It wandered through harmonic possibilities with Chopinesque grace, until he seized on a melodic fragment, a hint of a folk dance, that he extended and transposed, eventually dissolving it in trills.
