The anguished self-questioning, as so often happens in the unfolding stages of trauma and grief, would soon come.
Music, differing from language in being non-representative, lends itself to phenomenological analysis in the meaning it carries beyond its mere physical nature as sound waves and in its character as an ideal object that must be constituted through its unfolding stages, i.e., polythetically.
The genteel, traditional dramas unfolding on stage had no great relevancy or immediacy for me.
But last night some sharply detailed ensemble work and the superbly charged performances of its principals lent a desperate, consuming momentum to the grisly events unfolding on stage.
LONDON — In the end, one had to wonder which would turn out to be more dramatic: The goings-on in the audience or the actual play unfolding on stage.
Occasionally, the orchestra may tell another story entirely from the one unfolding on stage; certainly, one of the reasons operatic villains are so fun is that the audience potentially hears all the (beautiful?) voices in a psychotic's head!
That's because improv comedy exists on two levels: As the story unfolding on stage — however it may evolve — and as a private joke shared with the audience, who know that the show is being entirely made up on the spot, which makes for a deliciously wobbly fourth wall.
The 222 nm absorption in CD spectra at different temperatures was used for determining equilibrium constants (Ke) of folding/unfolding reaction considering two-state transition; the unfold stage is a random peptide conformation and fold stage α-helix peptide conformation.
