Character pieces, a staple of romantic repertory, traverse a range of often blissful or atmospheric moods and scenes.
They traverse a range of geographic regions, from the Southern Appalachian Mountains to North America's urban centers, and span historical periods from the colonial era to the present.
His imaginative, virtuosic solo certainly proved the most vibrant and distinctive in the entertaining, if not entirely cohesive, piece, which traversed a range of moods.
In Nicolas Racot de Grandval's cantata "Rien du tout" Ms. Renard traversed a range of emotions in a hilarious impersonation of an attention-seeking performer pushing every button available to win applause.
Like Mr. Kurtag's "Jatekok" ("Games") for piano, his viola miniatures traverse a range of moods and techniques with fleeting gestures: trills, pizzicati and quirky harmonics, deftly rendered here by Mr. Cords.
The pipelines traverse a range of metocean and soil conditions; the variation in embedment correlates well with the variation in metocean conditions, with most change occurring in an area where multidirectional high-velocity short-duration flows associated with internal waves propagate at near-perpendicular angles to the pipeline.
Mexican President Felipe Calderon and Obama's discussions are expected to traverse a range of issues, including a recent protectionist trade dispute, immigration, the economy and, most urgently, the increased drug-related violence now spilling across the U.S. border, the New York Times reports.
Protein molecules fluctuate, undergo structural changes, bind to and dissociate from interaction partners, and traverse a range of energy and chemical states during molecular action.
Traversing a wide range of discourse and imagery about kitharôidia poetic and prose texts, iconography, inscriptions the book offers a nuanced account of the aesthetic and sociocultural complexities of citharodic song and examines the iconic role of the songmakers in the popular imagination.
