They really focused less on rhyming and more on creating a vivid story with a rise, climax and a resolution.
Every few years this desperate search climaxes in a vivid spectacle, as tens of thousands of budgies flock around a shrinking water hole. .
At climaxes, though, it seemed excessively vivid, even shrill, especially when I was close to the stage.
Van Zweden's sense of pacing and drama never falters either, and some of the climaxes he engineers are thrillingly vivid – the orchestral depiction of Wotan's rage as he seeks out Brünnhilde in the third act is as frightening as any on disc.
Clegg also fondly recalled attending a pro-gay-marriage reception with chief whip Alistair Carmichael, the climax of which created a particularly vivid tableau: "Little did we know that they had set up an impromptu wedding ceremony – cake and dancing 'n all – outside the Palace of Westminster.
RICHARD STRAUSS'S "Rosenkavalier," to be revived on Tuesday at the Metropolitan Opera, begins with one of the most vivid depictions of sexual ecstasy in music: an orchestral buildup reaching a climax in a brace of whooping French horns.
Salonen has certainly moved a long way from the musical world of his teacher Franco Donatoni, whose last work, Esa: in Cauda V, opened the CBS Os programme - a mosaic of vivid gestures, some laconic, some assertive, that suddenly boils up into a huge climax and then shrugs it all off in a throwaway coda.
While the prose is little more than functional, Canavan brings the two very different worlds to vivid life, writes believable characters caught in dilemmas, and leads the story to a satisfying climax while leaving room for future development.
I was captaining England at the time as Nasser Hussain was injured and I still have a vivid memory of a desperately nervous Hoggard waiting to bat as the match moved towards its climax on the evening of the third day.
She makes a big, vivid sound; has fine control of Beethoven's spectacular virtuoso effects; and is good at patiently building climaxes over long stretches of phrase.
