Sentence examples for works wild from inspiring English sources
But what emerges so forcefully in hearing these one-acters again is the formal elegance of both works – Wild Things is a through-composed work; the more varied, psychologically complex Higglety a number opera divided into set-piece arias and ensembles – and the dazzling imagination of Knussen's sound world.
Here's how it works: Wild aquatic birds are the primordial source of all influenza A viruses -- the ones that have the potential to cause pandemics.
For that company he staged new works, Wild Boy and Requiem (this time to Andrew Lloyd Webber's music rather than Fauré's), restaged his Romeo and Juliet, and created a new production of The Sleeping Beauty.
Now there's more, a second exhibition at the Hammer that features a selection of her early works: wild collages of intimate domestic scenes fabricated from scraps of magazine pages.
"It was different to do this kind of work — wild and strange — when he was alive and working," he said.
Included are Ms. Tower's piano work "Vast Antique Cubes -- Throbbing Still"; a solo viola work, "Wild Purple"; a cello and piano work, "Très Lent"; and the string quartets "Night Fields" and "In Memory".
On Sunday night, the piece felt like one giant cadenza, an instrumental joy ride fueled by breakneck passage work, wild arpeggiations and, yes, plenty of trills, sufficiently demonic to be worthy of the name.
While Mr. Bieito's work, wild yet self-possessed, would have been unrecognizable to the Baroque era, it tapped into the strange mix of emotions and the awing spectacle that define the period.
Her second translated work, Wild Grass on the Riverbank, translated by Jeffrey Angles, was recently published by Action Books.
This Dusseldorf-based Swiss artist has a unique way of combining in her work wild swirls of oil paint with silkscreen prints.
Authors David Carrie and Joachim Pissarro prefer to call this type of work "Wild Art" -- a phrase that also serves as the title of their recently published book.
