And somebody says, 'Look over there!' " At the same time, "Einstein on the Beach" is a deeply unified work.
The gathering up of occasional material by famous authors – they have to be famous to make it worth the publisher's while – is an innately flawed genre and such volumes rarely make the impact of their more unified work.
Priya Elan from NME felt that Price was the "perfect choice of musical partner" and complimented him for producing Minogue's "most unified work in ages".
Mason calls it "a beautifully unified work on utterly dissimilar poems, held together by the most superficial but most effective, and therefore most suitable symphonic method.
His mastery of improvised form was unprecedented in jazz; he used an extensive repertoire of devices to develop simple material into dense, complex, extended, but structurally unified works.
On the occassion of their new album, Foam Island, the electronic duo Darkstar have released a video for Random Acts, a new film series by the UK public broadcasting station, Channel Four that connects visual artists, filmmakers, producers, and musicians to create unifying thematic works.
Google has already mastered that for day-to-day, consumer services, and Fruchterman is working with players in the field to try to unify their work and datasets.
The convex sets and convex functions have been extended and generalized in different directions using innovative ideas to study different problems in a general and unified frame work; see [15 21].
Thematic issues of ethical ambiguity and personal integrity help to unify the work's somewhat disjointed dramatic structure.
