For an encore, Mr. Temirkanov played the "Nimrod" portrait from Elgar's "Enigma" Variations, drawing lush, dark, cresting sound from his orchestra.
In most of her pieces, Ms. Kurosawa presents her themes gracefully and then undertakes intricate, sometimes adventurous variations, drawing on a timbral palette that ranged from warm and rounded to bright and metallic.
His secular variations drew upon popular tunes of several European countries; an example is the set of variations on Mein junges Leben hat ein End'.
"Variations" drew so many requests from the public that it has now been put on sale by Waterpipe Records, based in Freiburg, Germany.
He kept those qualities fully in the spotlight in an encore, Paganini's Caprice No. 24, in which the dazzling left-hand pizzicato variation drew a vigorous ovation midway through the work.
Playing in London's West End and soon to open in New York is the latest of this series, Guantánamo, which, in a slight variation, draws upon new interviews with detainees, their relatives and lawyers as well as public testimonies of politicians and commentators.
However, conclusions regarding rate variation drawn from rates averaged across multiple branches are likely due to real, systematic variation in rates between groups.
The two sets are distinguished by slightly different color palettes and by several minor variations in drawing.
In part it works by finding variation and drawing attention to it, as has happened with you and others in this effort.
To date, there is no consensus on what domains or measures of psychological health are most appropriate in African contexts, and disparate measures and language variation make drawing comparisons across studies difficult (Sherr et al., 2011; Sweetland, Belkin, & Verdeli, 2014).
In "You Are (Variations)," he drew three aphoristic text fragments from sacred sources; the fourth comes from Wittgenstein, whom Mr. Reich absorbed in college.
