The Dudamel version, which I heard on the Internet, was more vehement, but it, too, communicated, to take another image from Taruskin, "the elation of an athlete finishing a decathlon".
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That astonishing voice — dark, vehement, burning — pours out with extraordinary ease throughout her range.
It involves purification through destruction, an awesome and overwhelming monumentality that arises together with a taste for apocalyptic devastation (of course, in von Trier's case, only in images, not in reality) — an excess of aesthetic purity that goes together with a vehement repudiation — a horror — of mere ordinariness.
It's a disturbing, painfully personal movie; its images have a sleek, glossy, sharp-edged clarity that contain, but can't conceal, Hitchcock's eruptive, vehement, anguished, and frustrated passion.
Women are particularly vehement.
Nashir grew increasingly vehement.
In some of his images — like his heart-rending photographs of bulldozed or dynamited old-growth trees in Oregon — this passion registers as an anguished, vehement environmentalism.
"Syntax used to be vehement.
The complaints can be vehement.
Dying, she became more vehement.
