She is a painter, whose rich husband allows her to go off by herself.
She is a painter, whose rich husband allows her to go off by herself..
He is, after all, the son of an immigrant church, whose rich tradition is joyously obliterated in this diverse congregation.
Stravinsky, a contrapuntal master himself, spoke of his fascination with Georgian singing, whose rich polyphonic tradition dates to the pagan era.
As for younger British musicians, I'm smitten with the Unthanks, a Northumbrian band fronted by the sisters Rachel and Becky Unthank, whose rich, haunting harmonies are just right.
The same goes for the grasshopper pie, whose rich topping of boozy cream will be whisked a few inches from your seat.
Each embodies being and is therefore good on its own level; and together they constitute a universe whose rich variety is beautiful in the sight of God.
Marzieh, whose rich, throaty mezzo-soprano was often likened to ?ith Piaf's, was famed for her vast repertory, said to span a thousand songs.
The murderous general of the title is portrayed by the Scotland-born Alan Cumming, whose rich, rolling accent brings a whiff of the green highlands with it.
He seems to be creating a body of work about freakish homemade microcultures — in a country whose rich literary patrimony lies at the basis of Western civilization.
This is no surprise: "The Making of Americans" was made by Juliette Mapp, whose rich, spacious creations tend toward the splendid.
